All Students Matter

Menlo Park volunteers provide summer online tutoring through All Students Matter

When Ravenswood City School District schools closed in mid-March, it might have also meant the end of the classroom tutoring program All Students Matter (ASM)

by Contributed Content
on August 12, 2020

All Students Matter volunteers pivot and find new ways to support local students

Families, schools, businesses and nonprofits have all adapted to recent changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. All Students Matter (ASM), a local volunteer organization

by Jeanette Kennedy
on June 23, 2020

Menlo Park resident Angie Holman is new Executive Director at All Students Matter

Menlo Park resident Angie Holman is the new Executive Director of All Students Matter, a nonprofit devoted to working with teachers in the Ravenswood City

by Contributed Content
on November 25, 2019

Spotted: Students picking out books at Belle Haven School

Students at Belle Haven School loved being able to select five books each at this pop-up book fair. Gently used books were collected by All

by Contributed Content
on November 13, 2019

All Students Matter expands support for building literacy skills among Ravenswood students

Improving literacy skills is a top priority for Ravenswood City School District, as those skills are critical for reading, writing, and common core math. Local

by Parke Treadway
on September 10, 2019

Drive to Adopt a Teacher in the Ravenswood School District is underway

Menlo Park resident Carolyn Bowsher, who has been active as a volunteer for the Menlo Park city schools and the MPAEF, emailed InMenlo: "Now that

by Contributed Content
on August 25, 2017

Classroom volunteers needed in Belle Haven and East Palo Alto

The non-profit organization All Students Matter is looking for people interested in volunteering in a K-4 classroom at schools in the Ravenswood District, assisting teachers

by Contributed Content
on November 17, 2012

Moms with a firm conviction that all students matter

In 2008, Ann Carter, Carol Chalmers, and Sharon Purcell (not pictured) had what might be characterized as a persistent notion that sprung them into action. It

by Linda Hubbard
on October 19, 2011