Coordinated Approach to Child Health is a school health program designed to promote physical activity, healthy food choices and the prevention of tobacco use in children. CATCH partners include The University of Texas School of Public Health and The Michael and Susan Dell Center for the Advancement of Healthy Living.

This program for the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation shows expamples of how traditionally low-performing schools have made a cultural change in leadership and management to focus on teaching and learning in order to achieve a new level of academic excellence for their students.

This moving documentary short reveals how the benefits of the Dell college scholarship program changes lives for the young recipients of the program.

Business leaders, university leaders and school districts in Central Texas are teaming up to provide practical, hands-on assistance to help young people access college education in the region. This Austin Chamber of Commerce program promotes the 20,010 by 2010 college readiness program initiative.

ACE – is an early childhood literacy program working to build “A Community for Education” that empowers tutors, parents, schools and the community to help meet the critical education needs of children.