Being Present Matters: How CISGG Is Taking Action on Chronic Absenteeism
Discover how CISGG helps combat chronic absenteeism by removing barriers, connecting families to resources, and helping students stay present, engaged, and ready to learn.
Discover how CISGG helps combat chronic absenteeism by removing barriers, connecting families to resources, and helping students stay present, engaged, and ready to learn.
Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro recently highlighted its CIS Model of Integrated Student Supports, a holistic approach that places dedicated Site Coordinators inside schools to identify student needs, embed tiered supports like mentoring and tutoring, and connect families with essential resources so students can stay in school, thrive academically, and overcome barriers both in and out of the classroom.
Marli Bennett was recently spotlighted celebrating her dedication as a CIS mentor who creates safe, supportive spaces for mentees, expands their experiences and confidence, and builds meaningful, lasting relationships that help students grow and thrive.
See how CISGG helped Taleia Frederick overcome barriers, pursue STEM opportunities, and take the next steps toward her dream of becoming an aerospace engineer
He was born September 27, 1935, the eldest son of the late Don and Frances Mason Clement, and raised in New Bern, N.C., before graduating in 1954 from Phillips Academy (Andover) where he lettered in football and basketball. He graduated in 1958 from Duke University where he played four years as center on the men’s…
Piper Maureen Allen is a remarkable young woman whose journey exemplifies the transformative impact of Communities in Schools of Greater Greensboro (CISGG). A 2025 high school graduate, Piper has faced significant challenges throughout her life, including periods of homelessness and instability. Yet, with the support of CISGG and dedicated individuals like Ms. Natalie Ward, CISGG…
Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro (CISGG) recently hosted its Benefit of Love Fundraiser, bringing together community members and supporters to celebrate student success and raise critical funds for school-based support services. The event highlighted powerful student stories and the impact of CISGG’s mission to surround students with caring adults, academic support, and essential resources, ensuring more young people in Greater Greensboro have the opportunity to stay in school, overcome barriers, and achieve long-term success.