School Partnership Program
Students have the Power to Change the World


What could be more powerful than connecting students with other students around the world?  The Power of Education Foundation School Partnership Program provides support to teachers, schools and student groups who wish to deepen their understanding of global issues and become active Global Citizens.  Through lessons and service, students learn about the causes and effects of poverty through issues such as hunger, educational access and literacy.  Students experience how they can make a difference in the world through meaningful service projects.  All fundraising efforts support the school in Haiti.
 

One of our School Partnerships...



""Words can not describe how much I was blessed to be a part of such a GREAT experience!!! The discussions of this real life "stuff" has been inspiring and heartwarming! To hear 2nd graders talk about what they think is the best way to spend the money and why we should spend it a certain way, was beyond touching!! They really took it to heart and wanted desperately to do the "right and best" thing! This has by far been one of the best experiences of my teaching career! " ~ Tammy Smith, 2nd Grade Teacher in Peachtree, Georgia


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A Global Citizen...

  • Understands that we share the world with other people, and that events in one part of the world affect people in other parts
  • Engages in active service learning projects to meet the needs of other people abroad, and to deepen their own ability to make a difference
  • Seeks to learn about people from other cultures and shows a respect for diversity 
  • Shows compassion for people from around the world and seeks to understand the issues related to social justice, equality and interdependence.

What is a Global Citizen?
Follow one of our service learning programs to learn about different aspects of poverty and how students can support specific needs at our school in Haiti.  Get inspired, learn more, do a service project and see how your actions impact our students!  Click your area of interest and get started.