Racism and discrimination have no place in our society, and Metro United Way joins others in calling for justice for reforms that will help prevent tragedies like Breonna Taylor’s from happening again. We envision Greater Louisville as a place where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, and we can only achieve this vision if we all, together, strive towards equity and denounce racism and violence.
In partnership with the Oldham County Public Schools, the Oldham County Health Department, and the Oldham County Library, Metro United Way launched a new neighborhood pilot out-of-school time (OST) program this past summer targeting a community in La Grange, Kentucky, where students are at risk for summer learning loss. This collaborative learning program, called Summer of Science (SOS), served 42 rising third through sixth-grade students and provided learning curriculum with individualized math, literacy skills, and science concepts.
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