What We Do
Stamford Cradle to Career (SC2C) works to ensure that ALL Stamford children succeed in education, career, and life. We strive for equity and excellence for every child, from cradle to career. Stamford Cradle to Career is a community-wide partnership with more than 60 active members, aligning resources to measurably improve the lives of Stamford children. We are a member of the StriveTogether national non-profit network of nearly 70 communities that have adopted the collective impact model.
For the 2020-2021 year, SC2C facilitated:
- 53collaborative meetings
- 170members attending at least one meeting
- 70+hours of collaborative team meetings
Featured News & Events:
Raising Highly Capable Kids Parenting Program (Spanish)
Cómo Criar Niños Altamente Capaces Este programa de crianza esta basado en evidencia de 13 semanas desarrollado para construir familias más fuertes al empoderar a los padres con la…
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Help Your Student Learn to Read
Join us for a parent workshop led by Stamford Public Schools. The workshop will share how the school district teaches reading in grades K-3, how to understand the literacy assessment…
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Books for our Stamford Students!
Help us celebrate the life of Lavone Roberson Please consider donating "Nia Means Purpose", one of the children’s books that Lavone wrote, to a 3rd grade classroom. Our goal is…
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Positive Strategies for Supporting All Students
Join us for our Winter Professional Development Training for Positive Strategies for Supporting All Students 0-5 Early Childhood - Positive Strategies for Supporting All Students. Learn Strategies and get…
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How It Works
SC2C is working collaboratively with Stamford Public Schools, nonprofits, local colleges and universities, the City of Stamford, civic organizations, business owners, community members, parents and youth to effectively identify existing programs that have proven positive outcomes while simultaneously piloting new programs to address the need at hand.
The Stamford Cradle to Career partnership has identified several key outcome areas to convene Community Action Networks (CANs) for intense focus with the goal of improvement:
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