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The Student Success Network is a member-driven community of youth development and education organizations working together to improve student outcomes.
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Student Success Network is a member-driven community of youth development and education organizations working together to improve student outcomes.

The Student Success Network (SSN) is a rapidly growing network of 50 youth development and education organizations committed to empowering NYC’s low-income middle-and high-school students with the social-emotional learning (SEL) capacities they need to succeed in college and career. Since launching in AY 2013-14, SSN members have been refining measurement tools and an inquiry process to better understand SEL and improve the ways in which they support students. SSN members believe that a disciplined, collective approach to solving shared challenges accelerates progress so that more students receive the support they need and deserve.

Data Collection and Analysis
to empower members with a better understanding of the strengths, needs and growth of their students so they can make data-driven decisions and accelerate impact

Improvement Science training to equip members with tools and knowledge to improve student outcomes by examining their own practices and testing new ones

Learning Communities where members discuss challenges, successes and innovative ideas; co-create tools and resources; and develop plans to integrate effective strategies into practice

  • "Our Continuous Improvement work gives us the opportunity to be thoughtful about our processes and our goals."

    -Anna Swanby,
    Senior Director of Data, Evaluation, and Learning, YMCA of Greater New York

  • "We were able to look at the results from the SSN pre-survey as well as anecdotal evidence, and developed a problem-solving protocol with our young people that spoke directly and authentically to challenges they were facing."

    -Megan Demarkis,
    Lead Curriculum Developer, Governor's Committee on Scholastic Achievement

  • "It feels like a big non-profit family. You get to know people and really understand the improvements they are making in their organizations."

    -Tom O'Connell,
    Program Director, Code Interactive

  • "There is a lot of grey area in our work, so it's really helpful to have an opportunity to step back and think about how we can improve our process systematically."

    -Alison Fedyna,
    Senior Project Manager, Center for Supportive Schools

  • "It's an excellent opportunity to interface with other people in the space, share best practices and learn from others who have similar challenges."

    -Matthew Phifer,
    Executive Director, College Spring New York

Altman Foundation | Student Success Network
Ford Foundation | Student Success Network
New York Community Trust | Student Success Network
Theodore Luce Charitable Trust | Student Success Network

OUR FUNDERS

Carnegie Corporation of New York | Student Success Network
I Dream A World Foundation | Student Success Network
Overdeck Family Foundation | Student Success Network
The Wallace Foundation | Student Success Network
Einhorn Family Charitable Trust | Student Success Network
The Jeffrey H. and Shari L. Aronson Family Foundation | Student Success Network
The Pinkerton Foundation | Student Success Network

INNOVATING TOGETHER. EMPOWERING STUDENTS.

info@studentsuccessnetwork.org
Student Success Network
25 Broadway, Floor 12
New York, NY 10004