NEW CHILDREN’S COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDING ANALYSIS
By Rachel Kramer, Director of Data Strategy Impact The Chattanooga 2.0 backbone team is excited to release the first-of-its-kind fiscal map analysis for public spending in Hamilton County that benefits children and youth. Not sure what that means? Let’s dig in. View the Fiscal Map What is a fiscal map? A fiscal map documents and analyzes the various sources of funding supporting programs and services for children and youth. These maps can
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NEW CHILDREN’S COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDING ANALYSIS
By Rachel Kramer, Director of Data Strategy Impact The Chattanooga 2.0 backbone team is excited to release the first-of-its-kind fiscal map analysis
FROM VIABLE PATHWAY PROGRAMS TO THRIVING WAGE CAREERS
By Andrew Hudson, Chattanooga 2.0 Director of Viable Pathways Chattanooga 2.0 is actively building 10 career pathways with community partners to create
NOW HIRING: Children’s Funding Coordinator
Job Title: Children’s Funding Coordinator Hours: Full-time Pay: $60-$80k dependent on experience and qualifications Work Location: Hybrid Reports To: Director of Data Strategy
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CHATTANOOGA 2.0 AND PARTNERS AWARD 40K TO FUND NEW APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS DURING YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP WEEK
Chattanooga 2.0 and community partners will award four local employers with $10,000 to put toward the development of a new youth apprenticeship program
CHATTANOOGA 2.0 PRIORITIZES A COMMUNITY-WIDE PLAN FOR IMPROVING LITERACY IN HAMILTON COUNTY
By Brandon Hubbard-Heitz, Chattanooga 2.0 Director of Literacy and Student Strategy Earlier this month, Governor Bill Lee proclaimed March as Literacy Month in
EARLY CHILDHOOD SYSTEM UPDATES
At Chattanooga 2.0, we are a small, but mighty, team that works to change systems in order to impact generational changes in Chattanooga
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TENNESSEE’S A-F LETTER GRADES: UNDERSTANDING THE CALCULATION AND EXPLORING POTENTIAL CHALLENGES
Introduction to Tennessee’s Letter Grade System Understanding how the new A-F letter grades are calculated and what they mean can be challenging, so
CHATTANOOGA 2.0 AND PARTNERS AWARD 40K TO FUND NEW APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS DURING YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP WEEK
Chattanooga 2.0 and community partners will award four local employers with $10,000 to put toward the development of a new youth apprenticeship program
CHATTANOOGA 2.0 PRIORITIZES A COMMUNITY-WIDE PLAN FOR IMPROVING LITERACY IN HAMILTON COUNTY
By Brandon Hubbard-Heitz, Chattanooga 2.0 Director of Literacy and Student Strategy Earlier this month, Governor Bill Lee proclaimed March as Literacy Month in