College Summit provides districts with a strategy and tools to transform college enrollment throughout the district. Equipping students, teachers, counselors, principals and administrators alike, College Summit builds your capacity to send more of your students to post-secondary education.

Rising college enrollment rates are hard data that administrators can use to demonstrate what they are doing right for their students. Providing each and every student with what he or she needs to get to college ensures that all students’ potential can be realized.

Teachers and Counselors

Teachers dedicate their lives to equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. Increasingly, academic skills are necessary but not sufficient for a student to enroll in college. Each student needs the structure of a post-secondary plan.

College Summit provides such a structure by giving teachers and administrators sophisticated methods and materials to ensure that every student who can make it in college makes it to college.

Success Stories

College Summit only succeeds in schools because of the passion and inspiration of the educators who put it into practice. Across the country, College Summit supports teachers, principals and superintendents who are tirelessly dedicated to bringing out the best in their students and to sending more of their students to college. The following stories profile only a few of the hundreds of educators who use College Summit tools to transform college enrollment.

Ron Duerring, Superintendent, Kanawha County Schools (West Virginia)

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Sonja Little, Guidance Counselor, Beaumont High School (St. Louis, MO)

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