From “IR” to a Premier School Model
Since taking leadership in the 2017-2018 school year, Principal Doug Burak worked swiftly to develop
Our mission
Changing Lives by Transforming the Relationship Between Schools and Community.
In North Dallas, poverty and prosperity exist side by side. United to Learn is breaking down barriers, closing the opportunity gap and building a more empathetic and equitable community.
United to Learn
Social-Emotional Learning
SEL programs are correlated with an 11% gain in academic achievement.
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Campus Environment
Students average 11,700 hours in a school building in the K through 12 years.
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Literacy
3rd graders reading on grade level are three times more likely to go to college.
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Advocacy & Awareness
Only 4% of eligible voters participate in elections impacting our 23,000+ students.
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United to Learn Accelerates Reading Achievement!
Over the past five years, we have seen our deepening partnerships and programming prove to be an accelerator of student achievement.
Rogers Elementary Capitalizes on Reading Incentive Program
Rogers Elementary developed a reading incentive program called “Roger Reads,” leading to an increase in ISIP scores!
Congrats to Caillet Elementary, Our National Literacy Award Winners!
Achieve3000 selected F.P. Caillet Elementary School as the “National Literacy Achievement” winner for the 2016-1017 school year.
From “IR” to a Premier School Model
Since taking leadership in the 2017-2018 school year, Principal Doug Burak worked swiftly to develop
United to Learn Accelerates Reading Achievement!
Over the past five years, we have seen our deepening partnerships and programming prove to be an accelerator of student achievement.
Rogers Elementary Capitalizes on Reading Incentive Program
Rogers Elementary developed a reading incentive program called “Roger Reads,” leading to an increase in ISIP scores!
Congrats to Caillet Elementary, Our National Literacy Award Winners!
Achieve3000 selected F.P. Caillet Elementary School as the “National Literacy Achievement” winner for the 2016-1017 school year.