Saint Paul Promise Neighborhood
Putting children on the education pathway to college and career success
Saint Paul Promise Neighborhood is an education partnership that puts children in the Frogtown, Rondo, and Summit-University neighborhoods of Saint Paul on the pathway to college and career success. Housed at Wilder, Saint Paul Promise Neighborhood (SPPN) takes a proactive and preventive approach to the education opportunity gap by focusing early in a child’s life.
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Contact:
promiseneighborhood@wilder.org
Saint Paul Promise Neighborhood is a neighborhood-based initiative that encompasses 250 city blocks. SPPN serves families who have children in 16 early learning centers and 4 elementary schools in the Frogtown, Rondo, and Summit-University neighborhoods of Saint Paul. Using a collective ownership model, SPPN involves a coordinated effort of ten anchor partners and more than 80 other agencies, along with elders, parents and youth.
Saint Paul Promise Neighborhood is committed to supporting the needs of children and families within the 250 blocks of the Rondo, Summit-University and Frogtown neighborhoods. We strive to understand the challenges and needs that families experience and build capacity and partnerships to break down these barriers. Your contribution helps us quickly activate resources, whether social, financial or otherwise, where the need is most critical.
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