2023-24 Annual Report
Year in review
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49,937
total students served
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3,914
caseload students
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72
schools provided with school-wide support


99%
of caseload students remained in school


98%
of caseload students graduated or were promoted
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77%
of students with no suspensions


46.24
average hours of student support


349,937
unique student supports
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86%
of students passing math
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90%
of students passing science


86%
of students passing English


90%
of students passing social science
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01
A Letter from Our CEO
02
Our Model
03
Who We Serve
04
Looking Ahead- Vision 2026
05
Statement of Financials
06
Donor List
07
Board of Directors
SECTION 2
A letter from Our CEO
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SECTION 4
Snapshot of Schools and Students Served
Map of our Service Area
Looking Ahead
Vision 2026: 5 Priority Outcomes
1
SECURE BASIC NEEDS
90% of case-managed students receiving emergency assistance remain in school.

3
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
90% overall average attendance rate of case-managed students.

5
POST-HIGH SCHOOL SUCCESS
85% of alumni persist through college.

2
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL WELLNESS
75% of case-managed students with moderate re-engagement level.

4
GRADUATION AND PROMOTION
95% graduation and promotion of case-managed students.

With the achievement of Vision 2021’s primary target- 95% promotion/ graduation- CIS of Atlanta moves into our newest 5 year strategic plan. Vision 2024, CIS of Atlanta’s comprehensive strategic plan, focuses on growing our programmatic footprint by continuing to provide critical dropout prevention services to more K-12 students and families, as well as expanding into post-secondary/ alumni services.
The primary goal is that by 2026, 95% of case-managed students will be promoted or will graduate, and at least 85% of alumni persist through college.
Statement of Financials
Donor List
Board of Directors
Yglesias Hollins
Chair Director
Community Development
The Coca-Cola Company
Eric Barnum
Immediate Past Chair Partner BakerHostetler
Sarah Spiegel
Vice Chair
Managing Director
Roark Capital
Latanza Adjei
VP, Corporate Services
Georgia Power Company
Nell Campbell-Drake
VP, Retail Payment Office
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Whitney Gerkin
AVP, Operational Excellence
Cox Automotive
Josh Hirsh
Executive Managing Director
JLL
Reina Jones
Asst. VP, Community Development Delta Community Credit Union
Bert O’Neal
Head of Operations Roark Capital Group
EX-OFFICIO, NON-VOTING MEMBERS
Brian Harvel, Esq.
Partner, Alston & Bird LLP
Pro Bono Counsel
Frank Brown, Esq.
Chief Executive Officer
Communities In Schools of Atlanta

“They have seen something in me that I’ve struggled to see in myself. It might not be a big step in the beginning, but the little steps turn into gigantic leaps. Communities In Schools is called that for one reason: communities are what keeps us together, and I feel like a lot of schools lack that, but this program maintains that strength of human-to-human connection."
- Raul, 12th grader at Cross Keys High School