The Community

Free Dot Edu is assisting neighborhoods by sharing resources for the bulletin boards of their classrooms and community centers. 

As leadership officers develop strategies to improve literacy, graduation and employment rates, this initiative is here to put tools in the hands of students as they build the foundations for their futures. 

The Free Dot Edu research report has been written to serve as a reference that students can use throughout their journeys, from earning an opportunity following their high school graduations to building their legacy by sharing resources with the next generation of professionals.  

Students can add the research report to their toolkits as they continue on their journeys. 

Free Dot Edu sits with each individual student to ask where they are interested in going with their careers and their lives, sharing resources that can help them get there. 

Whether a student has their entire career path planned out or has no idea but knows that they would like a brighter future, Free Dot Edu shares available tools so they can use them as they see fit.  

Education staff members can share the research report with the students of their classrooms, assisting them with earning opportunities to begin building their futures. 

Free Dot Edu has been designed to sit with each student to identify their skills, where they need help and how developing their skills can help them earn professional opportunities. 

Because staff members have their daily interactions with students, they know which students need guidance, sharing tools that students can use on their own time.  

Neighborhood organizations can share the research report with the students and education staff members of their communities. 

As they implement strategies as part of their economic development efforts, Free Dot Edu is here to assist these initiatives by providing tools to train the next generation of professionals. 

Organizations can host literacy events, sharing available tools as this research report assists each individual student, not just those interested in a single career path.  

I invite you to visit the Resources page to share the Free Dot Edu research report with your community.