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2011 Corporate Responsibility Report - JPMorgan Chase

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54<br />

“Miami Northwestern High<br />

School is the heart of the<br />

Liberty City community, and<br />

it is there that we can make<br />

a real difference. Along<br />

with our partners <strong>JPMorgan</strong><br />

<strong>Chase</strong> and Miami-Dade<br />

County Public Schools,<br />

we’re making an investment<br />

in this community, this<br />

school and its students<br />

because we believe they<br />

deserve an opportunity to<br />

realize their dreams.”<br />

Mark B. Rosenberg, President,<br />

Florida International University<br />

JPMORGAN CHASE & CO.<br />

Ministry of Education to enhance the<br />

quality of museum education at the primary<br />

school level. The program aims to support<br />

STAR’s goal by equipping art teachers with<br />

instructional techniques and innovative<br />

strategies to engage students in learning art.<br />

Florida International University (FIU) and<br />

Miami Dade Public Schools<br />

We pledged $1 million to an innovative<br />

education partnership with FIU and<br />

Miami Dade Public Schools to improve<br />

learning and college readiness at Miami<br />

Northwestern High School. Working<br />

hand-in-hand with FIU students and<br />

faculty, Miami Northwestern will use the<br />

three-year grant to increase the number<br />

of college classes available for its high<br />

school students, as well as fund a variety of<br />

academic projects, including the creation<br />

of an aquaponics science lab and a 14-week<br />

financial literacy program with a financial<br />

investment club.<br />

University of Johannesburg,<br />

The Education Leadership Initiative<br />

We donated $160,000 to the Education<br />

Leadership Initiative, a collaboration<br />

between the University of Johannesburg<br />

Faculty of Education and Harvard<br />

Graduate School of Education. This<br />

innovative program is designed to raise<br />

professional standards of South African<br />

school principals, national and provincial<br />

education officials, and other education<br />

stakeholders. The goal is to increase the<br />

capacity of South African school leaders<br />

to improve student achievement and<br />

opportunities. The program is a three-year<br />

initiative and is the first of its kind aiming<br />

to bring about systemic change in the<br />

education sector in South Africa.<br />

Teaching Leaders<br />

We donated £100,000 to the Teaching<br />

Leaders program in the United Kingdom,<br />

which provides an opportunity for school<br />

leaders in disadvantaged areas to undertake<br />

an impact-focused project with the<br />

aim of raising standards, grades and life<br />

chances of their pupils. The program is<br />

expanding to reach 400 schools across the<br />

U.K. by 2014 and will impact over 100,000<br />

children. Our donation provides funding<br />

for Phase One of this expansion program,<br />

enabling Teaching Leaders to reach<br />

underserved rural and coastal areas as<br />

well as additional core inner-city areas.<br />

The Turkish Education Foundation, Teacher<br />

Leadership Programme<br />

We donated $100,000 to the Turkish<br />

Education Foundation to support the<br />

Teacher Leadership Programme in the<br />

Istanbul district of Maltepe. The program<br />

seeks to empower teachers in the art of<br />

leadership so they may become change<br />

agents, assisting in school reform and<br />

learning development. The year-long<br />

program, which is being implemented in<br />

eight schools in Maltepe, will be sustained<br />

in partnership with the local government<br />

and promoted as a model of best practice<br />

to other regions in Turkey.

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