Promise to EDUCATE.
Promise to MENTOR.
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Our Promise to Students:
Our mission is to foster educational equity by providing free access to individualized education and mentorship to students in need.
SAUSD by the numbers
Unfortunately, students in need of the most academic support will not receive it, unless organizations like the TC Promise Project intervene.
It is evident that the students of Santa Ana, like many school districts, have yet to recover from the impact of the pandemic.
The achievement gap between students of color and white students is only widening.
54.9% of students in SAUSD are economically disadvantaged.
Source: U.S. News & World Report, Santa Ana Unified School District Profile (2026).
21% of children in Santa Ana live in households with limited English proficiency.
The Solution
A Safe Space
We offer a safe forum for students to come in three days a week for the entire school year, with the hope that they continue and are renewed.
Population Reference Bureau, analysis of U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey microdata files (Aug. 2022).
Expected Results
In a school year, we aim to boost students' core abilities by at least one full grade level in each subject for 18% of the cost that taxpayers pay per student in SAUSD.
We identify students' weaknesses through Tutoring Club's thorough assessment/diagnostic, then work to build their skillset and bridge the gap between their current and grade-level knowledge. The program aims to provide individualized help for 18% of the cost per student in SAUSD ($2,880 compared to $16,400), with goals of boosting students' core abilities by at least one grade level per school year.
12.7% Homeless Public School Students in SAUSD
California Dept. of Education, Coordinated School Health and Safety Office custom tabulation & DataQuest (Feb. 2023).
The TC Way
