The Children's Partnership and the California Emerging Technology Fund are leading a statewide, public-private initiative to ensure California's young people are equipped with the skills they need to be competitive in today's digital world. This initiative, called School2Home, will provide a broadband-connected computing device for students attending one of California's 539 underperforming middle schools. School2Home seeks to connect families and schools in a comprehensive learning process.

Click here for an Overview of the School2Home initiative.

Click here for a list of School2Home's Leadership Group members.  The School2Home Leadership Group is comprised of corporate, education, and nonprofit leaders who have helped guide the program's development and who continue to act as advisors on program implementation.

Click here for a Program Brief which describes the School2Home vision, identifies the  targeted schools and describes the outcomes the program might expect to achieve based on research from around the country. 

Click here for a Program Design Matrix which identifies the core questions being addressed by design teams composed of thought leaders from across the state with expertise in  education, technology and students from across California. 

Click here for the Strategic Business Plan, which presents a blueprint for developing, financing and implementing this model statewide technology program designed to close the persistent Achievement Gap and Digital Divide disproportionately impacting students of color and students from low socioeconomic backgrounds in California.

Read letters of support from California's Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Superintendent of Education Jack O'Connell.