For 30 years, TAF has approached teaching as a team by partnering directly with public schools. We've learned that it takes all of us to ensure students are at the center of their education journey.
Every year, we pull back the curtain on what transforming public education actually looks like — the partnerships, the classrooms, the students who lead the way, and the numbers behind it all. Our annual report card is a snapshot of what's possible when teachers, families, and communities decide to go far together, not fast alone.
THIS YEAR AT A GLANCE
2,036 STUDENTS
directly educated across our six partner schools
157 EDUCATORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
trained through our Academy for EDvancement
114 COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS
supported K-12 classrooms with workshops, feedback, and off-campus learning
100% ON-TIME GRADUATION RATE
at TAF@Saghalie
51 ASPIRING TEACHERS OF COLOR
welcomed into the 17th Martinez Fellowship cohort
WHAT'S INSIDE
PEDAGOGY
What happens when teaching becomes a team sport, not a solo act. Meet the coaches and teachers reimagining what excitement in the classroom looks like.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Why community, not compliance, is what keeps educators of color in the profession — and how TAF is building that support system.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
From barbershops to school courtyards, see how local partners are showing students what's possible beyond graduation.
TAF@SAGHALIE
A look inside the school TAF has co-managed since 2017, where a student garden is transforming what learning looks like from the ground up.
FINANCIALS
A transparent look at where the support of our donors and partners went this year.
EXPLORE PAST REPORT CARDS
We've grown and changed over the years, but what remains at the center of our work is still the same: students leading, communities showing up, and change that lasts.
Read our past report cards to see how this has guided our work.
Thank You for Being Part of Team TAF
This is made possible because of the families, donors, partners, and community members who have shown up year after year. For 30 years, we've been guided by the same African proverb: if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together. Thank you for going far with us.
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