Our Partners:
Sharing the Work
OnTrack Greenville was established to address the needs of students in Greenville County through collaboration, community, and collective impact. As the National Council of Nonprofits states, the term collective impact "describes an intentional way of working together and sharing information for the purpose of solving a complex problem. Proponents of collective impact believe that the approach is more likely to solve complex problems than if a single nonprofit were to approach the same problem(s) on its own." The following organizations are a major part of our collective impact approach. Learn more about each partner below!
Greenville Mentoring
Collaborative
Greenville County Schools' involvement with OnTrack Greenville began in 2013, and their integral commitment and partnership are at the heart of the work we do. Dr. Jason McCreary, Director of Accountability and Quality Assurance at Greenville County Schools, explains the power of the "OnTrack Model" within Greenville County in the video selection here.
OnTrack Greenville is housed at United Way of Greenville County (UWGC). Megan Barp, UWGC's President and CEO, discusses the history of this partnership and what it means to the Greenville community.
>> Learn more about how supporting UWGC support OnTrack's work.
Founded in 1985, PEP’s mission is to lead the community in acting collectively to support, strengthen, and advance public education and student achievement in Greenville County Schools. PEP's work is rooted in collaborative efforts to support the teaching profession and the teachers and students in Greenville County Schools.
The work of CIS is to ensure students have everything required to succeed in school and beyond, regardless of race, gender, zip code, or socio-economic background. CIS Coordinators at OnTrack schools collaborate with community organizations to bring local resources into the school to meet the unique needs of our students.
PRISMA Health’s School-Based Health Centers (SBHC) bring health care to the campuses of our OnTrack schools, eliminating barriers to health care and keeping students in class at no cost to the patient or family. PRISMA combines in-person clinical visits and telemedicine, and also refers students out to other practices as needed for continuity of care.
BellXcel is a national program for after-school and summer enrichment. Their whole-child approach infuses social-emotional learning into academic, enrichment, and physical activities. OnTrack Greenville students in BellXcel programs have shown higher levels of academic self-confidence, fewer behavioral referrals, and improved attendance.
Greenville Mentoring Collaborative works across sectors to amplify the mentoring movement and to support existing and emerging youth mentoring organizations by expanding the capacity of organizations to provide high quality mentoring and by advocating for funding of mentoring organizations that advance equity and economic mobility for all Greenville area youth.
Infinite Possibilities' mission is to aid (rental, utility, food, clothing, hygiene) and provide services (case management) to prevent displacement of families. They also provide subsistence services to unsheltered families. Their goal is to provide necessities for work, school, and self-empowerment to help improve/sustain the quality of life.
