Virginia Learns

“Payroll preparation duties have been outsourced to gusto.”

“The chief executive officer performs the initial review of the form 990. A draft copy of the form 990 is shared with the chair, president, secretary and treasurer for review. Upon satisfactory review, the full board receives a copy of the form 990 for review prior to filing.”

“Virginia learns has a written conflict of interest policy. Each director reviews annually for completion and acknowledgment. The disclosure statements are reviewed by ceo and board chair to determine if further action is needed.”

“The chief executive officer's compensation and benefit package is reviewed annually by board members compared data of similar organizatons, discussed and voted.”

“Governing documents , policies, and financial statements are available to the public upon request.”

“Members of the board of directors volunteer their time and services.”

“Commonwealth learning partnership and valin virginia learns supported the commonwealth learning partnership's virginia leads innovation network (valin) 4.0, supporting over 125 educators across more than two dozen school divisions in virginia. This initiative aimed to prepare educators interested in pursuing future leadership roles, including positions such as superintendent. Accelerate virginia high impact tutoring following our successful pilot program with cumberland county public schools, we extended tutoring services over the summer, utilizing the virginia department of education's k-12 learning acceleration grants. These grants enabled us to support 29 students from across virginia with the help of 12 tutors. In total, 216 sessions were conducted, amounting to 185 hours of instruction in both english and math, covering all grade levels. Additionally, we launched a new initiative at fairfield middle school in henrico county, where five tutors supported 90 6th-grade math students. Durable skills capital one offered pro bono assistance to produce our inaugural durable skills video, featuring greenwood elementary school in henrico county. The video includes interviews with greenwood educators and students and insights from business and education leaders. Virginia learns co-hosted a symposium with america succeeds, bringing together business and education leaders across virginia to discuss durable skills. This group collaborated to develop a rubric outlining the essential durable skills needed in the workforce, such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and leadership.”