Partnerships, Access, and Impact Across California
Paramount Unified School District Honored as 2026 Champion of Change
Think Together recognized Paramount Unified School District as its 2026 Champion of Change Award recipient at the district’s school board meeting on May 13 and at the end of the year Principal’s Breakfast on May 20.
This recognition celebrates a strong partnership dedicated to expanding opportunities for more than 3,000 students across 15 school sites with enriching, high-quality expanded learning programs that support student growth.
With enrichment partners like Orange County School of the Arts, Street Soccer USA, and Arts & Learning Conservatory, Paramount students are exploring arts, athletics, and STEM opportunities that ignite curiosity and build confidence.
We’re proud to celebrate this impact on students and families.
AT&T Partnership Brings Technology to Lynwood Students
Think Together students in Lynwood Unified School District recently benefited from a meaningful partnership with AT&T, providing middle school students with free laptops to support learning beyond the classroom. This effort helps expand access to technology and ensures students stay connected, engaged, and set up for success.
Thank you to Los Angeles Wave Newspaper for highlighting this impactful collaboration!
Expanding Opportunities for Students Across Coachella Valley
Think Together is helping expand opportunities for students across the Coachella Valley through experiences that inspire creativity, confidence and growth. From competitive sports and fashion design to spring break enrichment programs, students in Palm Springs Unified School District are discovering new passions and building skills beyond the classroom.
Read more about how Think Together continues to create meaningful learning experiences for local students and families and thank you to Palm Springs Life for featuring this story.
Recognizing Leadership Driving Student Success Across California
Think Together’s Director of District Partnerships Paul Solano was recently recognized with the Transformative Leadership Award by the California Latino School Boards Association (CLSBA). His leadership has helped drive meaningful collaboration and expand opportunities for students across California.
Congratulations to Paul on this well-earned honor and his continued dedication to student success!
