by Ashley Goldsmith | Dec 23, 2025 | CLUA, ENP News, Gardens, Literacy, Parent Engagement, Saturday Sports, Serving Our Schools
At Every Neighborhood Partnership, we believe change begins when people show up consistently, with humility, and ready to walk alongside one another. Our 2024–2025 Impact Report tells the story of what can happen when neighbors come together with purpose....
by Ashley Goldsmith | Oct 30, 2025 | Equipping, Neighborhood Presence, Parent Engagement
Aleyda Hernandez was walking through her child’s school one day when she passed the cafeteria and noticed something unexpected, a group of women dancing. Little did she know, that dance class would be the start of a life changing journey. “I remember one day I saw...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Feb 1, 2025 | Campus Presence, ENP News, Neighborhood Presence, Parent Engagement, Serving Our Neighborhoods, Serving Our Schools
As part of a fairly new statewide initiative, Fresno Unified School District is in their second year of piloting community schools- a new, holistic approach to education. In a recent Fresno Bee article, Leqi Zong expands upon why California recognized the needs...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Apr 23, 2024 | Neighborhood Presence, Parent Engagement, Serving Our Neighborhoods
Happy Earth Day! 🌎🌱🌻 Today, people around the world are celebrating efforts to care for our natural resources. We’re bringing Earth Day to Fresno as we share stories of two community members, like you and me, who are working to make our city a...
by Ashley Goldsmith | Dec 28, 2023 | Literacy, Neighborhood Presence, Parent Engagement, Serving Our Schools
What is the most important contributor to a student’s success in school? In Fresno Unified, 80% of students are unable to read at their grade level. Fresno schools are growing their early intervention programs and literacy mentors are providing one-on-one support to...
by Ashley Goldsmith | May 8, 2023 | Campus Presence, Literacy, Parent Engagement, Serving Our Schools
In third grade, Sam reads stories about farm animals, giant peaches, and magical dragons. About 75% of his peers struggle to read at third grade level. In sixth grade, Sam is a little taller and strong enough to lug around a backpack full of books he will pour over...
