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Our site coordinators are the key to our success. Equal parts compassion and expertise, site coordinators work one-to-one with struggling students to get them what they need, when they need it. Learn more here.

Last year we helped more than 46,000 Washington students achieve their goals. Of the students we served who were referred for specific concerns:

98% of secondary students stayed in school
92% of seniors graduated
71% improved attendance
81% improved academic performance

Of all organizations working toward student achievement, only Communities In Schools is proven to decrease dropout rates, boost on-time graduation rates, and increase proficiencies in math and reading.

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2010-11 Annual Report
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YOU'RE INVITED!

Mardi Gras Dinner & Auction
Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012 ♦ 6pm
Seattle Design Center ♦ $80

Add us to your calendar and order tickets soon! Join us to help keep kids in school—and have fun Mardi Gras style. Get transported to the colorful streets of New Orleans and bid on exciting prizes, while enjoying tasty fare, festive music, and a lively evening!

If you missed the 2011 Mardi Gras Dinner & Auction, you won't want to miss out again. Check our website for a flashback to the 2011 event and to purchase tickets. Last year's event sold out, so don't delay!

Sincere thanks to our generous sponsors:
AT&T - King of the Carnival
IBM, Ocean Records, Tyroda LLC - Festival
BECU, Banner Bank - Parade
Service Linen Supply, Seasoned in Seattle Catering - Business
Sungraphics - Design

Laissez les bons temps rouler! (Let the good times roll!)

Communities In Schools Featured on King 5 News

Our Federal Way affiliate demonstrates how Communities In Schools fills the gap caused by difficult economic times. Watch the King5 special report here.

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Featured Video: Terrah Taylor is a senior at the Kent Performance Learning Center, a non-traditional high school operated by Communities In Schools. Before enrolling in the center Terrah was on the verge of dropping out. One year later she is set to graduate. Terrah's future includes enrolling in college and working toward a business degree.