Elementary – Middle School

The building blocks for life-long learning are established early in life. Research shows a significant correlation between important educational milestones and future academic success.  The predictive capacity of meeting “on-track” academic milestones and the strong association to later outcomes is why focusing on this age span is important to Corning Promise.  Teachers, qualified and high-quality are one of the most important factors influencing students’ achievement.

Our Corning Promise Vision

Corning Promise envisions a vibrant system of elementary and middle schools. Students, with inherent curiosity and love of knowledge, are supported by caring, innovative and engaged educators who partner with them to build strong academic foundations that prompt a life-long love of learning.

What We’re Doing

The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indian tribe works collaboratively with partner organization to offer a diverse range of supports and services and system development approaches that impact schools, teachers, and students.

The strategies supported through Corning Promise (Everett Freeman Promise Neighborhood) using federal and state Promise Neighborhood grant funds include:

2023 - 2024 Strategies/Solutions
  • Recreation and Enrichment programming
  • Attendance Coach
  • Reading Intervention (from a Reading Coach and support staff
  • School-based counseling services for K – Grade 8 students
  • Data Specialist (to compile data)
2017 – 2022 Strategies/Solutions

Partnerships

Corning Union Elementary School District * City of Corning * River Cities Counseling (RCC) * Tehama County Department of Education (TCDE) * Chico State University and Center for Healthy Communities * University of Los Angeles – Curtis Center (UCLA) * New Teacher Center