With many students still struggling to develop the academic and classroom behavior skills that they didn’t have the opportunity to learn during COVID school closures. Thanks to the generosity of our supporters—including teachers, partner schools, volunteers, and donors—The Shadow Project was able to support 1,954 students at 53 schools in Oregon and Southwest Washington to joyfully re-engage with learning.
Read our 2022-23 Outcomes Report
We’re Hiring!
We’re hiring a new Spanish/English Bilingual Programs Assistant! The Program Assistant (PA) provides support to Shadow Project’s four programs, three school-based and one summer offering.
Tech Tools for Success: Enhancing School Experience for Neurodivergent Students
The Shadow Project has curated a selection of assistive technology recommendations designed to empower individuals with learning challenges to navigate their lives with greater confidence and independence. Whether it’s managing time and tasks, fostering communication, or facilitating reading and learning, these tools have the potential to unlock new avenues of opportunity and growth.
Empowering Education with Accessible Technology: Supporting Dyslexia, ADHD, and Autism
Technology is an important part of every student’s toolkit. It also can be used to support students with diverse learning needs such as dyslexia, ADHD, and autism, so that they can have equal opportunities to thrive academically. Read for some examples of assistive technology.
Preliminary Results of our Annual Survey on Student & Teacher Outcomes Are In!
With the 2022/23 school year wrapped up, it’s a great time to look back and celebrate successes. Take a look at our preliminary results of our annual Survey on Student & Teacher Outcomes to see how The Shadow Project programs made a difference in schools this year!