SAIL Alabama https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Program Staff SAIL Annual Highlights Funding Partners SAIL Expands Community-Based Summer Learning to 84 Sites in 31 Alabama Counties Story of SAIL Why Summer Matters For Policy Makers For School Districts For New Programs Star Assessments For Funders Outcomes Peer Learning Data-driven Culture For Teachers History of SAIL SAIL Announces 2023 Outcomes Alabama Students Improve in Reading, Math This Summer SAIL Announces Grants to Thirty-Five Independent, High-Quality Summer Learning Programs SAIL’s Cumulative Investment in Community-Based Summer Learning Surpasses $10 Million SAIL students gained critical reading and math skills in 2023 People of SAIL Future of Summer Learning Outstate Contact Us Black Belt Birmingham SAIL Students Make “Best Ever” Gains in 2021 Community-based Summer Learning Programs Make Big Leaps in Reading and Math this Summer More than $750,000 Awarded to Birmingham, Black Belt Summer Learning Programs Grants Birmingham Fund a Program Start a Program Guest Opinion About SAIL Find a Program SAIL Has Delivered Consistently Strong<br>Academic Gains Over the Past 10 Years Alabama kids make record summer learning gains after starting with record low assessment scores Ensuring Program Quality Stop the Slide Start the Climb Don’t call it summer school: Battling the COVID slide in math, science, reading with summer programs A+ Education Partnership: Smart Investments Needed to Combat Learning Loss Gov. Ivey, advocates push for expanding summer learning Gov. Ivey Addresses Rotary Club Why Invest in Summer For Communities Gov. Ivey touts summer learning programs in Alabama post-pandemic What Is Summer Learning? Parent Research