Social Solutions’ web-based performance management software provides public and non-profit educational organizations with a 360 degree campus-wide view of student, staff and program outcomes.  The core flexibility of Efforts to Outcome (ETO™) software enables educators to track more than just attendance and equips decision makers with unduplicated real-time data so they can continually improve the triage of services provided by positively impacting the lives of their students.

In the wake of record unemployment and increasing need for highly skilled workforce positions, the importance of America’s Community Colleges has never been more pronounced.  The diverse background of Community College students further complicates the situation. Through our work with Community Colleges we have identified that Community Colleges commonly struggle to:

• Identify and engage at-risk students that often drop-out within 1-2 semesters
• Link student and staff efforts to demonstrable outcomes and strategies
• Track and report outcomes to funders
  
  

From our work with Community Colleges nationwide, non-profit educational leaders like the Harlem Children’s Zone Social and other agencies in the cradle-to-college Continuum of Care, Social Solutions has developed a flexible solution that empowers Community Colleges to:

• Proactively identify and engage at-risk sub-populations, leading to improved retention
• Easily track student and staff efforts across service offerings
• Improve program visibility, enabling informed analysis of program strength/weakness
• Better demonstrate outcomes-based results to potential funders
   

Our flexible solution also empowers specific Community Colleges to succeed atfocuses helping to improve improving outcomes in mission-critical focus areas such as Workforce Development, Vocational Programs, Adult Literacy and College Preparedness.  Across all 50 states ETO software assists human service organizations including Mott Community College, Milwaukee Workforce Investment Board, the Department of Labor, the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Boulder County.