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Partners

Thurgood Marshall Middle School will beworking with great partners to develop programs in Science, Technology,Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), entrepreneurship, financial literacy, fine arts, and more. These partners will work with the school and our students to provide apprenticeships, technology support, and supplemented instruction throughout the school year.

Learn more about TMMS' partners:

Project Lead The Way(PLTW, www.pltw.org)

Project Lead The Way (PLTW) is the leading provider of rigorous and innovative STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering,Mathematics) education curricular programs used in middle and high schools across the U.S.

Network For Teaching Entrepreneurship(NFTE, www.nfte.com)

The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship's mission is to provide programs that inspire young people from low-income communities to stay inschool, to recognize business opportunities and to plan for successful futures.

SPARK (www.sparkprogram.org)

Spark addresses the high school dropout crisis by connecting volunteer professionals with underserved youth in workplace apprenticeships to “spark” their potential.

Operation Hope(www.operationhope.org)

Operation HOPE's mission is to expand economic opportunity in underserved communities through economic education and empowerment. Its efforts span a broad array of programs, services, and movements at local, national, and worldwide levels.

OneUnited Bank(www.oneunitedbank.com)

OneUnited Bank is the first Black internet bank and the largest Black owned bank in the country. Its focus is on garnering the savings power of our communities and channeling it back into urban communities for economic development.

Computers for Youth(http://www.cfy.org/)

CFY recognizes that home computer introduced with the right wrap-around programming – including educational software,training, and technical support – can help families create more robust learning environments at home. Thus they strive to provide these technological resources and training to students in underserved areas.

Jamba Juice (http://www.jambajuice.com)
Jamba Juice is all about helping schools. Thurgood Marshall has teamed up with Jamba Juice to bring to the school a healthy after school choice. Every Wednesday which is called "Wacky Jamba Wednesdays" Jamba Juice will be on campus selling their refreshing nutritious smoothies for $2.00. For every smoothie sold Jamba Juice will give back $0.40 to the school starting September 7, 2011.
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Inner City Education Foundation PerformingArts

and Visual and Media Arts programs(www.icefla.org)

ICEF’s Performing Arts and Visual and Media Arts Program includes content that exposes children to the complimentary influences of physical, social and academic development through offerings that go beyond the core academic curriculum to practical and active experience. ICEF has a range of student performance groups training in music, dance and drama. The mission of the Visual Arts and Media department is: “To prepare students to compete in the top Arts Colleges as culturally aware, individual critical thinkers, and creative problem solvers with imagination and integrity.

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