Building Our Future was founded on a simple idea: Kenosha County can improve educational outcomes for every child by aligning our work across all sectors. By working together, we will create a successful future for Kenosha County.
In 2015, under the leadership of the County Executive, Kenosha Area Business Alliance President, and United Way CEO, ongoing community conversations dedicated to the creation of a collective vision for Kenosha County were held at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, named Foresight 20/20.
The meetings brought together leaders from business, government, education and the non-profit community to engage in conversation around important issues and opportunities that matter to Kenosha’s future. Advancing cradle to career success of Kenosha County youth was front and center at every meeting.
In 2016, Kenosha County created its own unique partnership using the StriveTogether framework to ensure the success of every child, cradle to career. Our community launches the journey to align their efforts, goals, and outcomes for the long-term success of all students. One valuable lesson emerges: Schools can’t do it alone – and they do not have to.
In 2015, under the leadership of the County Executive, Kenosha Area Business Alliance President, and United Way CEO, ongoing community conversations dedicated to the creation of a collective vision for Kenosha County were held at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, named Foresight 20/20.
The meetings brought together leaders from business, government, education and the non-profit community to engage in conversation around important issues and opportunities that matter to Kenosha’s future. Advancing cradle to career success of Kenosha County youth was front and center at every meeting.
In 2016, Kenosha County created its own unique partnership using the StriveTogether framework to ensure the success of every child, cradle to career. Our community launches the journey to align their efforts, goals, and outcomes for the long-term success of all students. One valuable lesson emerges: Schools can’t do it alone – and they do not have to.
