Partners in Education Launches 2026-27 School Year with Over 60 Businesses and 100 School Coordinators

Brevard County's Partners in Education (PIE) program officially launched its 2026-27 school year, bringing together over 60 business partners and 100 school-based PIE coordinators from every district school. The kickoff event provided a platform for these community stakeholders to connect and plan for the upcoming academic year.

Superintendent Dr. Mark Rendell attended the gathering, expressing gratitude to the partners for their contributions to Brevard classrooms. School Board Member Katye Campbell, representing District 5, also participated, engaging directly with coordinators about the year ahead.

The Partners in Education program connects schools with local businesses, organizations, and community members. Its core mission involves matching specific school needs with available community resources. This collaboration benefits students, staff, and the wider community.

Businesses involved in the program report tangible growth as a direct result of their partnership. The program offers a mutual benefit, allowing partners to contribute to education while also seeing positive impacts on their own organizations.

Any business, organization, or civic group interested in joining the Partners in Education program can start by contacting the PIE coordinator at the school they wish to support. These coordinators are ready to explore new ways to build community involvement and meet school needs.