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Did You Know?

An August 2009 national study by The College Board shows that for the 3^rd year in a row, Georgia’s SAT scores have fallen[1].

[1]Hechinger, John, SAT Scores Fall as Gap Widens; Asians Gain, August 2009, Wall Street Journal.

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Georgia did not attain Adequate Yearly Progress as defined by No Child Left Behind for five of the seven years measured, including the last three years

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A recent report entitled “Graduating America: Meeting the Challenge of Low Graduation-Rate High Schools” indicated that Georgia has one of the lowest graduation rates in the nation. This has been a long-term persistent trend in Georgia.

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Georgia has historically been among the lowest ranked states in SAT scores and was ranked last in the nation as recently as 2006. Georgia was ranked 47th in the nation in 2008 .

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Making a Difference in Education

Our Goal

The Ace Fund has several goals:

To be the SSO in Georgia aimed at enlisting students from all across the state to apply for a scholarship and attend the school of their choice.
To make quality education available to as many of the students as possible who truly do not have the access as they need.
To truly make the choice of K-12 of education realistically available across the state of Georgia to all who have need of such choice.

The Mission

To provide scholarships to economically disadvantaged K-12 students so that they will have access to a quality education in the school of their choice.

Some of the activities of the ACE Fund include:

Recruit and educate corporate America about the plight of economically and disadvantaged children.
Assist parents in making an educated decision by insuring they have the facts and proper resources at their disposal and the finances to facilitate the choices they make.
Educating the State on policies which would be beneficial in making universal choice a true reality for all students.