There’s a crisis in American education. Too many kids from low-income families are falling between the cracks simply because they’re stuck in failing schools and can’t afford any other options. It’s happening right here in Wyoming where only 71.9% of students from low-income families graduate from high school. ACE Scholarships was founded in 2000 to provide these low-income parents with school choice for their families through partial scholarships to K-12 private schools. ACE serves children whose families qualify for the federal Free and Reduced Lunch Program and the average income for our ACE families is $56,595 a year. So far in Wyoming, we’ve awarded over 900 scholarships with a cumulative worth of over $2M, helping to send kids from low-income families to the schools of their choice. And the results are amazing with 90+% of ACE scholars consistently graduating high school. Moreover, they’re graduating from college at a rate nearly double that of their peers from predominantly low-income high schools.* *All ACE graduation stats based on national numbers.
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This is more than the story of America’s educational crisis. It’s the story of how we can solve it.
93% OF STUDENTS
from low-income families with ACE scholarships graduate high school
ONLY 71.9%
of Wyoming students from low-income families graduate
WE’RE HELPING 92 KIDS
But with your support, we can help 785 more
Give a child the promise of a better tomorrow by becoming a donor today.
Please help us fill the 785 open desks all over Wyoming and let’s give children from low-income families the opportunity for a great education and a lifetime of success.

Board of Advisors
STUART ATNIP President, American Title Agency
FOSTER FRIESS President, Friess Family Foundation
SAM GALEOTOS Executive Chairman, Green House Data
ALEX MAHER Owner/Broker, Live Water Properties
BARBARA TRUE Eighty-Eight Oil
JENNIFER TRUE Verdad Foundation
PETER WOLD President, Wold Energy Partners & CEO, World Oil Properties, LLC
EVA ZIMMERMAN Zimmerman Family Foundation
Wyoming Staff
ACE Wyoming News



