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Corporate and Foundation Partners

Cooke relies on the generous support of our corporate and foundation supporters. There are many ways that corporations and foundations can support Cooke.

Financially – Corporate and foundation financial gifts are greatly appreciated. Please contact Michael Eaton, VP of Institutional Advancement at meaton@cookeschool.org to make your contribution.

Host an Intern – Internships are a critical stage of Cooke’s learning approach. Click here to learn more.

THANK YOU TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR CURRENT SPONSORS:

ASM Mechanical Systems

Adrian and Jessie Archbold Charitable Trust

Altman Foundation

American Express Company

American Express Foundation

Ariel Capital Management

Assurant Foundation

BTIG

Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust

Bank of America Foundation

Bernard F. and Alva B. Gimbel Foundation

BlackRock

The Bridgemill Foundation

CIBC WorldMarkets Corp.

CIT Group, Inc.

Centerview Partners

Children for Children Foundation

Circle of Confusion

Clarence & Anne Dillon Dunwalke Trust

Continental Grain Foundation

Credit Suisse

David Geffen Foundation

Debevoise & Plimpton, LLP

Deloitte

Dorsey & Whitney Foundation

Dreamworks Animation

Forest City Ratner Companies

Fox News

Frizzy Stiftung

John Gallin & Son, Inc.

Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, LLP

Goldfein Foundation

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Grace J. Fippinger Foundation

Hamlin Capital Management

Harmes C. Fishback Foundation

Hearst Corporation

The Hearst Foundations

Heckscher Foundation for Children

Hill Holliday

Hogan & Hartson, LLP

HSBC Bank USA, N.A.

The Hyde & Watson Foundation

Independence Community Foundation

JLS Industries

JPMorgan Chase Bank

Katzenberg Foundation

Kirkpatrick & Lockhart LLP

The Marc Haas Foundation

Microsoft Corporation

Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky

The Moody’s Corporation

Moody’s Foundation

Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley Foundation

Mutual of America

NASDAQ OMX

NBC Universal

New York Community Trust

Norinchukin Foundation, Inc.

Overbrook Foundation

Patton Boggs

Peter Jay Sharp Foundation

Pinkerton Foundation

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Related Partners, Inc.

Resorts World Casino NYC

Robert & Ardis James Foundation

Robert and Kate Niehaus Foundation

Samuel & Rae Eckman Foundation

The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation

The Sidley Austin Foundation

Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP

Sony Corporation of America

Spielberg Family Living Trust

The Spingold Foundation

Staples Foundation

Starr Foundation

Stavros Niarchos Foundation

TJX Foundation

TerraCRG

Time Warner, Inc.

Triarc Companies, Inc.

UBS Securities

Viacom

Vinson & Elkins, LLP

Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz LLP

Watershed Agricultural Council

William Morris Agency

William E. Simon Foundation

High School / Transition

Although High School students with disabilities may be planning for a different future than their typically developing peers, meaningful job-focused futures are within reach. Working alongside your staff, Cooke Institute consultants collaborate with you to develop a Vocational Skills program with Transition Services that best meet the needs of your high school students. Cooke supports your school in developing a meaningful alternative post-secondary pathway program which prepares your students in becoming independent and contributing members of society and active participants in their community. Consultant services are customizable to fit your specific needs. Some offerings include:

Providing targeted, 1:1 coaching for job coaches, educators, and other role-specific support staff with the training they need to assist students while promoting independence.
Designing and implementing Vocational Skills classes targeting technical and interpersonal skills necessary for success in any workplace.
Identifying community partners who can provide robust internship experiences which hone in on student’s individual strengths and interests.
Utilizing Assessment tools that capture meaningful outcomes demonstrating student progress.
Guidance on person-centered transition support to young adults and their families focusing on hard and soft skills as they plan for an alternative post-secondary career path.

K-8 literacy, math, special education consulting services

As educators, you are faced each day with the joy and challenge of meeting your students’ unique learning needs across the curriculum and elevating student outcomes. Working alongside your staff, Cooke Institute consultants collaborate with you to identify your literacy, math, and / or special education needs. Cooke consultants work 1:1 with your teachers to build the capacity to bring the diverse needs of all learners to the forefront of their teaching, including culturally and linguistically diverse students, students with IEPs and students at-risk for low academic achievement.

Consultant services are customizable to fit your specific needs. Some offerings include:

Individualized coaching to strengthen and enhance pedagogical practices, instructional strategies and interventions using evidence-based best practices.
Leveraging multiple sources of data to help teachers identify, understand, and implement techniques that address the learning needs of all students.
Debriefing and meeting sessions within and across grade levels to collaboratively reflect and plan effective, differentiated instruction.
Capacity building throughout the school to embrace inclusive practices.

Pre- Kindergarten

Pre-K students, specifically 4 year olds, come to school with a wide and diverse range of academic skills, social emotional competencies, and behavioral needs. Working alongside your Pre-K educators, Cooke Institute consultants collaborate with you to identify and develop what each young child is able to do, and advance those skills in developmentally appropriate ways. Cooke supports your Pre-K program to build the capacity to implement proactive strategies and interventions to ensure your youngest learners have the most successful academic and social experience in school and beyond. Consultant services are customizable to fit your specific needs. Some offerings include:

Applying best pedagogical practices to design and organize classrooms to improve teaching and learning aligned to ECERs and the Pre-K Foundation for the Common Core.
Implementing engaging and developmentally appropriate practice and differentiated instruction aligned to the PKFCC.
Increasing understanding of what is typical and atypical early childhood development and support with implementing strategies, interventions and accommodations for students with identified and unidentified special and unique needs.
Utilizing the CLASS assessment tool, increasing positive interactions in Pre-K classrooms among teacher – teacher, teacher – student, and student – student.
Increasing data-driven decision making by using data gathered by NYC DOE approved authentic assessment systems (Work Sampling, Teaching Strategies GOLD, HighScope Child Observation Record) to measure and monitor student progress and assess future needs of students.

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