It has been all about partnerships since our organizational launch last April. The collaboration between Southern Illinois University and the Egyptian High School in Tamms, Illinois (pictured here) is a wonderful example of the type of work we strive to support. <\/p>"
The Rural School Collaborative's first fiscal year was a short one--two and a half months to be exact! We launched our website and inaugural Grants in Place program in mid-April, and June 30 rolled around rather quickly. However, we accomplished quite a bit in this brief time period: awarding more than 30 Grants in Place awards to outstanding rural teachers, setting up a capacity building grant program, and establishing an action plan to guide our work in the year ahead.
None of this would have been possible without our partners, volunteer board members, and a handful of donors--all willing to invest time, money, and resources in a new effort committed to strengthening rural schools and communities through thoughtful collaboration.
We hope you will enjoy looking through our annual report, and we encourage you to explore the Our Work section of our website to see the very latest on our board members, advocates, partners, donors, and related news!
If you would like for us to mail you a hard copy of our annual report, we will be most happy to do so. Simply request a copy by emailing us at info@ruralschoolscollaborative.org .
2023-24 National Signature Project Award: Now Accepting Applications!
March 22, 2023
Applications are due by April 30, 2023
Power of Partnerships
Oregon Partners Travel East to Learn and Collaborate
March 16, 2023
A team from Eastern Oregon University visits Illinois and Wisconsin to meet and learn from their peers in the Regional Hub Network
Regional Hubs, Power of Partnerships, Driftless Region, Illinois, Pacific Northwest
GRAD Partnership Rural School Spotlight: McArthur, CA
February 23, 2023
This feature is supported by RSC’s Northern California Regional Hub partners at North State Together