Partners

During the school day monthly classroom mentoring program, designed to facilitate personal, sustained connections between members of the business community and learners in pre-school through grade 6 for the purpose of providing positive role models and developing practical social skills.

For more information visit: www.aacfoundation.com 

An hour of enrichment and an hour one on one with trained tutors meeting with the same child each week to increase literacy skills, and to build positive, caring relationships. Host parent nights twice per year. 

Local arts center that supports community leadership and engagement.  Offers opportunities for youth to participate in programming.  Also, loans its space to JPP for community events.

School-based services that consist of treatment designed to teach students new coping skills.  A licensed mental health provider and case manager engage Students during the school day with strategies that address healthy relationships, developing positive self-images, assuming responsibility for oneself, problem solving, anger management, conflict resolution.  Students are referred by parents, staff, or other outside provider.  Students meet with mental health provider weekly in one-on-one or small group sessions.  Services are provided for pre-school through grade 6.

For more information visit: https://bestpoint.org/

One of the nation’s largest and most prominent values-based youth development programs.  Provides a program for boys that builds character and trains them in responsibilities of citizenship and developing fitness.

For more information visit: www.danbeard.org 

During the school day additional adult support is provided in classrooms.  The grandparents assist the teachers with academic supports, mentoring and guidance.

For more information visit: https://www.ccswoh.org/foster-grandparents/

Provides school supplies, incentives, and supports field trips for students.

During the school day, students participate in the Exploration Dance Movement program through two 8-week exploratory dance movements and the fundamentals of ballet experiences.  Students who are naturally gifted dancers may be offered scholarships to study dance movement with the ballet company.

For more information visit: https://www.cballet.org 

Provides meals and incentive items for our students and their families throughout the year.

Provides incentive items to students.  Also supports character education activities at our school.

Provides wellness and incentive items for our students and their families throughout the year.  Offers tools for our gardening activities.  Writes grants to support school.

Provides learning opportunities in music to students during after-school.

CYC matches an adult mentor to girls in grade 4.  This is a one year commitment with 1-4 hour weekly contact.  Tutoring one day a week from fall to spring to improve academic performance and self-awareness.

For more information visit: www.cycyouth.org 

Provides a comprehensive range of clinical services that specifically meet the health and wellness of children in pre-school through grade 6.  Medical providers include a city school nurse, nurse practitioner and a pediatrician.  Students access the services during the school day for acute health care visits and as an integral part of the medical home.

For more information visit: www.cincinnati-oh.gov/health 

Teacher training for school garden development to develop garden knowledge and capacity.

For more information visit: www.civicgardencenter.org 

Queen City Classic Chess in schools program is an after school one day per week as our Chess Club. Students are provided chess instruction with chess experts using a chess curriculum.  Students are trained to enjoy the game and also compete in the yearly spring Queen city Chess Tournament.  Chess improves a child’s critical thinking skills, problem solving skills, patience and also teaches children there are consequences for your actions.

For more information visit: www.proscanfund.org 

Provides meals, uniforms, school supplies, and incentive items for our students and their families throughout the year.

The Girls Scouts intentionally designed activities presented during the school day, one day per week. Leadership experience that engages girls in kindergarten through grade 6 in discovering self, connecting with others and taking action.

For more information visit: www.girlscoutsofwesternohio.org 

3M is extending ministries in the Madisonville community to meet growing needs and increase school community engagement.  Weekly club meetings after school, Students along with faith-based leaders discuss topics surrounding self, leadership and community service grades K-6.  Church members also volunteer during the school day in classrooms and are active member on the LSDMC.

For more information visit: www.newmissionbaptist.org 

Provides incentives for students and volunteers to support various school functions.

Provides a connection to the community’s network of families for resources and marketing.

Organization focus on 6 priority areas for the neighborhood: economic development, health and wellness, the built environment, community engagement, arts and culture and education and youth.

For more information visit: www.mcurc.org 

Provides high school students to tutor JPP students during and after school.

Provides unique experiences such as tickets to theater, ballet, Bengals, Reds, FCC, Hockey, etc. to students and families.

Provides funding for the Roadmap to Freedom project.

Provides support, resources and encouragement to teachers and staff. Also adopting 10 families for the holidays.

In school live touring plays and storytellers at least three times per year to provide performing arts experience to enrich different parts of the curriculum.

For more information visit: www.cincyplay.com 

Provides Kindergarten readiness materials for parents; also provides grant funding for Pre-Kindergarten team activities.

Provides connection to neighborhood childcare providers for Kindergarten readiness activities.

Parents and Teachers Supporting Global Environmental Literacy (PTO) – provides monetary and volunteer support for school initiatives.

Provides books and enrichment activities for students; Partners for Read Across Madisonville event annually.

School community partnership assigned to tutoring.

Provides learning opportunities related to agricultural studies and gardening.

Providing STEAM activities to students aligned to the Ohio State Standards.  Provide family engagement with STEAM Activities.

Our mission is to foster joyful music making and a high level of musical excellence in children ages 4 through high school, with the intention of developing creative, compassionate, and thoughtful people. The Suzuki Cooperative follows the core Suzuki Talent Education beliefs that all children have musical talent, education begins early and through listening, the parent plays a vital role in the learning process, and environment and nurture influence success.

For more information visit: www.suzukicoop.org 

Partnership with the school offers tutoring, fundraising, and service to the school.