City Year names new executive directors to lead across seven U.S. citiesBoston, April 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- City Year, an education nonprofit that recruits young adults as mentors and tutors for a year of service in under-resourced schools, announces seven new executive directors who will lead our local sites in key cities across the United States.
City Year Launches New Resource to Help Educators Advance Equitable Learning and Student AchievementThe Student Success Coaches Playbook offers guidelines for providing academic, social and emotional support for young people in systemically under-resourced schools
New research findings show connections between youth national service and workforce readinessConducted by Cornell University in collaboration with City Year, Inc, and with support from Einhorn Collaborative. the study also reveals that the AmeriCorps service experience builds the capacity to work with diverse teams
City Year Announces Historic Partnership with Paul Quinn College, its First-Ever Partnership with a Historically Black College and UniversityCity Year’s AmeriCorps members have the opportunity to attend Paul Quinn College and receive four years of corporate work experience, up to $18,000 per year in annual scholarships, and full-time job offers
LEGO Foundation and City Year launch new resource focused on improving student successThe “playbook” offers recommendations on how community school leaders can bring greater social, emotional and academic supports to meet the needs of all students
