COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Mobility Project 2040
In 2026, a new class of kindergarten students will take their first steps into school. By 2040, these same students will be stepping into college or launching careers.
The Mobility Project 2040 is mobilizing community leaders, organizations, and families to build a cradle-to-career ecosystem that ensures students are well-prepared for college, thriving careers and a vibrant life.
By creating a web of support and opportunity, we are driving systemic change that helps Guilford County children and families thrive.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The Mobility Project 2040
The Mobility Project 2040 is mobilizing community leaders, organizations, and families to collaborate, align resources, and amplify voices—driving systemic change that expands opportunity and helps Guilford County children and families thrive.
Community Engagment Initiatives help create critical school-community partnerships.
Our Programs > Mobility Project 2040
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Beyond High School
Uniting Voices, Aligning Resources, Driving Change
The Mobility Project 2040 is a bold, community-driven effort to ensure every child and family in Guilford County has the support they need to thrive. The Project brings together organizations, educators, business leaders, and residents to collaborate on shared solutions, align resources, and amplify the voices of those most impacted. Through quarterly convenings and ongoing partnerships, this initiative creates space for listening, learning, and action—turning collective energy into lasting systemic change. By working together, we can expand educational opportunities, strengthen families, and build a more equitable future for our community.
The Mobility Project 2040 Report
Four key pillars form the foundation for the Mobility Project 2040: Access to Essentials, Collaborative Education, Workforce Pathways and Community Empowerment. These pillars align our community’s vast resources to meet student needs. To learn more about this work, download our latest report.
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Latest Past Events
Fall ARCI Convening
GCS Community Education Center 2703 E. Florida St, GreensboroThe Fall 2025 Convening is developed in partnership with the High Point Schools Partnership and D-UP and is designed to move us from vision to action through strategic discussions, shared […]
Colloborative Education Team
Heather Adams, Guilford County Partnership for Children
Heather Bare, High Point Schools Partnership
Jakki Davis D’UP High Point
Faith Freeman, UNCG
Charlene Gladney, Operation Excel
Jusmar Maness, GCS
Marshall, Matson, GCS
Amanda Mehl, shift_ed
Dr. Whitney Oakley, GCS
Zalonda Purcell, GCS – ACES
Roslyn Reynoldas, Growing Connections for Pediatric Acheivements
Amanda Rosemann, shift_ed
Shawna Spencer YMCA – GSO
Jamisa Williams, Pathways 2 Careers
Workforce Pathways Team
Cassie Dean, Guilford County Partnership for Children
Ann Flynt, Guilford Apprenticeship Partners
Chris Huntley, shift_ed
Raven Jefferson, High Point Schools Partnership
Brandi Kennedy, shift_ed
Brian Norris, Business High Point
Barbie Patterson, Reading Connections
Holly Pore, GCS
Preston Roseboro, myFutureNC
Baylee Smith, Triad Goodwill
Melissa Smith, GSO Chamber of Commerce
Grace Thompson, Junior Achievement
Kelen Walker, College Pathways of the Triad
Access to Essentials Team
Heather Adams, Guilford County Partnership for Children
Carie Jones-Barrow, United Way of Greater GSO
Joanna Ericksen, Reading Connections
Mallory Goodman, Backpack Beginnings
Ma’Kayla Hunter, Growing Connections for Pediatric Achievements
Miaya Johnson, Reading Connections
Alice Mahood, Guilford County
Heidi Majors, YWCA- HIgh Point
Rase McCray, City of High Point
Alyssa McKim, Guilford County
Hannah Mould, Family Justice Center
Wendy Poteat, shift_ed
Michelle Schneider, Cone Health
Dr. Kimberly Steinke, GCS
Alex Tabori, GCS
Lakeisha Williams, Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine
Community Empowerment Team
Martin Acevedo, GSO Chamber of Commerce
Leah Carper, GCS
Brian Cockman, One Sector, One Voice
Karen Deal, shift_ed
Mary Herbenick, Guilford Nonprofit Consortium
Bettye Jenkins, Guilford County Board of Education (District 7)
Allen Johnson, GCS
Alice Moore, shift_ed Board (emertius)
Rev. Alan Sherouse, First Baptist Church of Greensoboro, Guilford County Board of Education (At-Large)
Dr. Sonya Stephens, GCS
Rev. Dr. Frank Thomas, Mt. Zion Baptist of High Point
Cecelia Thompson, Action Greensboro
Christina Yongue, Cone Health Foundation
Wanda Walker, GCS