Education United States Project #7080

Goal Card Program

by RISE Foundation, Inc.

Project Report | Jul 24, 2017
A Report Card for Goal Card!

By Ricco Mitchell | Goal Card Supervisor of Programs

Report Card

It is Report Card time! Our RISE staff has gathered some of the many awesome achiements of our High School students for the 2016-2017 School Year!!! Take a look at some of thier achievments. We are very proud of our students and hope you continue to see the value in our work. Your contributions, helped these students acheive new heights and hopefully you continue to support our mission!

Goal Card Program Report Card

School year: 2016-17

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Total # of students served in program: 592

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Goal Card had it largest number of high school seniors in one year: 79

Graduation rate of high school seniors: 100%

H.S. seniors going off to college and/or entering the work force: 52%

Promotion rate of all members (grades 5-12): 98%

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Of 125 submissions, 2 students won the 1^st ever Goal Card Arts Design Contest

Two Goal Card members were winners of 1^st TN Bank’s Financial Literacy Contest for 2017

Goal Card member, one Goal Card Member was Class Valedictorian for her high school for Class of 2017

Goal Card member, was the Keeper of the Dream Award Recipient 2016-17

All ACT scores increased (nearly 1 point) for students who participated in the Goal Card ACT Prep Workshop. One Student improved his ACT score of 14 up to 23 (+9 points overall)

This year, Goal Card Financial Forum saw the greatest attendance in its’ six-year existence.

Thank you again for making a difference in our students lives! Please consider contributing today as we ready our students for the upcoming school year. You are making a difference.

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