Learn365RI In April 2023, Governor Dan McKee announced a new out-of-school learning initiative, Learn365RI, which is designed to shift learning from the traditional 180 school days to 365 days of learning by supporting partnerships between municipalities, local education agencies (LEAs) and community-based organizations (CBOs) to expand high-quality, extended learning experiences. The Advancing Learning Beyond the 180-Day School Year grant program is part of the Governor’s Learn365RI initiative, with the long-term goal of improving student learning outcomes and increasing three key metrics: Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System (RICAS) mathematics and English Language Arts scores School attendance rates (chronic absenteeism) Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completion rates In partnership with the Governor’s Office, RIDE has been engaging with city and town leaders statewide to strategize and advance the priorities of Learn365RI. Since its launch, there have been two rounds of funding, totaling $7 million, to support Learn365RI programming in 32 municipalities across RI. Each municipality has taken a different approach to creating partnerships that support youth learning outside of the traditional school day. Visit the following Resources drop-down menu to learn more about Learn365RI metrics, view participating municipalities, and access school and LEA data from your community. Resources Presentation: Learn365RI Metrics (Council on Elementary and Secondary Education, June 20, 2023) Deck | Video (40-minute mark) Text: Governor McKee’s Education Address (April 12, 2023) Press Releases: Learn365 Municipal Compacts (Spring/Summer 2023) School and District Report Cards Enrollment Dashboards District Financial Profiles Community Data by Census Block Student Chronic Absenteeism Leaderboard (real-time) FAFSA Completion Dashboard (real-time)