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Witnessing violence is the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) most likely to cause severe attendance disruptions. Sadly, our day-to-day work with students and families reflects this reality. This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we stand with families navigating violence at home. We are dedicated to connecting them with critical resources, preserving the stability that school attendance provides, and ensuring their futures are not defined by the trauma inflicted upon them. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline or call 1-800-799-SAFE. RAINN.org also provides free, confidential support services and information for survivors of sexual violence. #WithSurvivors #DVAM2026

A pack of squishy toys: $15.99. 🦄 🧸 The look on a kid’s face when their hard work is recognized: priceless. ✨ Please consider shopping our Amazon Wish List (linked in our bio) to stock our prize cart with fun rewards that celebrate students’ attendance and effort throughout the school year! Every item donated reminds a student that their presence is valued, their effort is seen, and they belong. 🫶

Building good attendance habits doesn’t always require moving mountains. It often starts with a moment of joy. This month is #AttendanceAwarenessMonth, and we’re leaning into that joy by rewarding good habits and cheering on students! 👉 Swipe to learn about how we’re celebrating presence this month. 🎁 Help by shopping our Amazon Wish List! Link in bio.

We kicked off the school year by sitting down with the social work teams at @fultoncoschools and @apsupdate to align our efforts. While school social workers build daily connections, our team serves as an added safety net — stepping in early to provide critical resources for kids with attendance challenges. By working side-by-side from day one, we're ensuring families get the right support at the right time. We’re grateful for these incredible teams and look forward to another powerful year of partnership and advocacy! 👏📚

We are honored and humbled to have received a transformational $300,000 grant from the Georgia Bar Foundation, a longtime, foundational partner in our mission. This generous funding will help sustain and expand our programs during an exciting and dynamic chapter. As we continue to provide direct legal representation and address the root causes of chronic absenteeism, our support will extend to communities across Georgia as schools implement SB 123 and promote early student engagement over punishment for truancy. Thank you for your steadfast commitment to ensuring every Georgia student can access the education and futures they deserve. ⭐

How does one go from producing TV in New York City to helping struggling youth in Atlanta? For Sarah Serluco, it started with witnessing untold pain. While filming an award-winning documentary, Sarah spent years watching childhood abuse survivors pour their hearts out — finally having the opportunity to be heard. She realized she didn’t just want to tell stories of trauma. She wanted to heal it. She left the entertainment business and moved to Atlanta, earning her Master’s in social work. As a former intern and Behavioral Services Manager at TIP, she saw firsthand that chronic absenteeism is often about heavy burdens at home. Sarah went on to establish her own practice, SIS Counseling. Today, our story comes full circle. We’re thrilled to partner with SIS Counseling to bring compassionate mental health care to those who need it most. We are so fortunate to have partners like Sarah, for whom advocacy is a true calling. Together, we’ll make sure no child has to carry heavy burdens alone.

There are some new faces here at TIP! Our new staff members are helping us hit the ground running this school year. Please join us in welcoming Erin Braden, Kristin Edwards, Brittney Horton, and Isis Wilson to the team! 🎉 ➡ Swipe to learn more about them and how their passion and skills will strengthen our support for students and families.

School is already in session across Georgia — but for too many students, the barriers to showing up consistently are just beginning. Right now, students are facing challenges like lack of transportation, clothing, stable housing, and other basic support that can keep them out of the classroom. It’s not too late to make a difference. A gift to TIP today helps remove those barriers so more students can get to school, stay engaged, and keep moving forward this year. Click the link in our bio to give now and help a student stay on track. 🎒

Chronic absenteeism and disengagement from school are red flags 🚩, but these signs are only the tip of the iceberg for kids struggling with attendance barriers. Swipe to see what’s keeping Georgia students from the classroom and why your support matters. ➡️ Help more students access the resources and support they need to attend, engage, and thrive throughout the school year. Make a tax-deductible gift today at the link in our bio.

National Nonprofit Day celebrates organizations that bridge gaps where systems fall short. Few demonstrate that impact more clearly than student advocacy and educational access. 📚 ​Research links educational attainment to lifetime earnings, health, and civic engagement. Yet, systemic barriers push thousands of Georgia kids out of classrooms every year. ​For 35 years, TIP’s goal has been to move quickly, connect deeply, and deliver lasting impact—working hands-on with families and schools to remove obstacles and keep students engaged. ​None of it is possible without the loyal volunteers, donors, partners, and advocates who strengthen our mission and help clear the path for our youth. ​To everyone who has stood beside us in this work: Thank you! 🌟 ​💬 Shout out a nonprofit professional, volunteer, or partner making a difference! ​#NationalNonprofitDay #GeorgiaNonprofits #StudentAdvocacy #ImpactInAction #SeeEngageAdvocate

Nearly a fifth of Georgia students risk falling behind because they lack basic necessities that many take for granted. A clean change of clothes. A ride to school. Stable housing. These obstacles are real and can snowball into chronic absenteeism, academic setbacks, and court involvement. You can help clear the way. A gift to TIP takes just minutes, but it provides the support a student needs to stay in class and thrive in the new school year. Click the link in our bio to step up for a student today! #BackToSchool #EveryPresenceMatters #SupportEducation

Wishing our students, teachers, social workers, and staff a wonderful first week of school! 🚌 We hope the parents are enjoying the extra peace and quiet, too. ☕ We can already tell that ‘26-27 is going to be a great one. Welcome back! #EveryPresenceMatters

Chronic absenteeism is often about barriers, not a lack of desire to learn or belong. For 35 years, TIP has helped Georgia students and families address the economic, social, and mental health challenges that can keep children from school. Your gift can help provide school essentials, connect families with critical resources, and give students access to the advocacy and support they need. Swipe to see what your support can make possible. Then help a student start the 2026-27 school year strong with a tax-deductible gift at the link in our bio.

Exciting news! 🎉 We’re deeply grateful to welcome @officialkpga as TIP’s newest ally in combatting school absenteeism. As we approach a new school year, Kaiser Permanente’s generous grant will empower more Georgia students to grow and thrive by removing barriers to learning. Thank you for investing in our youth. 🎒 We are so proud to have you standing beside us in this mission.

The ’26–’27 school year is just around the corner! 🎒 For many kids, that means fresh haircuts and new beginnings. Others will be staring down obstacles that put regular attendance out of reach. ​We’re calling on our community to help clear these hurdles so every student can show up, stay engaged, and achieve their goals. ​Learn more on our blog about the impact your support makes!

We’re proud to champion and support students facing barriers to school attendance and engagement, including those with disabilities. Many of the kids we serve navigate IEPs, learning differences, and mental health challenges alongside the other obstacles standing between them and the classroom. They still show up with resilience, determination, and a right to belong. We celebrate them and commit to seeing, engaging with, and advocating for every student. 🌟 #DisabilityPrideMonth #EveryPresenceMatters

You may know Josh Swiger as TIP's Board Chair and a respected voice in Atlanta's legal community. Beneath the calm, measured presence of a seasoned attorney is a relentless, heartfelt commitment to kids who are struggling to stay in school. And it's personal. A first-generation college graduate with blue-collar roots, Josh has lived the transformative power of education and spent over two decades making sure more kids get that same chance. Swipe to hear what keeps him showing up — and why he believes every success story ripples far beyond one life. 🌊

July is National Make a Difference to Children Month. And making a difference starts with noticing. Listening. Engaging. Imagine the difference we can make with a growing community of allies dedicated to ensuring no child falls through the cracks. As a new school year approaches, we’re continuing to build momentum around what matters most: helping Georgia’s kids stay connected, supported, and engaged in their education. Stay close this month as we share how you can make a difference for students and families across Georgia. ⭐ #EveryPresenceMatters

Local communities are the heart and soul of America, and heading into this Independence Day weekend, we’re especially proud of ours. 🇺🇸 Right now, World Cup fans from across the globe are quickly becoming fans of Atlanta, too. They’re experiencing our trademark neighborliness and camaraderie, proving why we’re known as the “city too busy to hate.” That grassroots energy—the way neighbors from all walks of life pull together—is what gives our country its enduring strength as we work toward a more perfect union. Fulfilling that promise starts with our youngest citizens. True freedom and independence begin with the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive, and we will never stop advocating for their futures. Wishing you a safe, fun, and memorable Fourth of July! #WeLoveATL #IndependenceDay #EducationalEquity #EqualOpportunity

It’s a bittersweet moment for TIP. After 3 years as our office assistant, Anthony Almanza has graduated from Emory University with a degree in Neuroscience! 🎓 Anthony has been our longest-tenured work-study student and is known for being proactive, dependable, and eager. He always brought new perspectives and a positive attitude to every project he worked on. Originally from a small town in Eastern North Carolina, Anthony says his family played a big role in shaping who he is today. He especially credits his mother for teaching him important life lessons. “My mom has been the most influential in my life because she taught me a lot of the values I have now,” Anthony said. “I value time, family, conservation, peace, and happiness.” He is the kind of person we need more of in this world. Although Anthony has graduated, he is not done learning. He plans to work for a few years before going back to school to pursue his master’s degree. From all of us at TIP: thank you, Anthony, for your hard work and dedication over the past three years! Your reliability, strong work ethic, and kindness have made a lasting impact. 👏 👏 👏

Positive reinforcement continues to move the needle in the effort to combat #absenteeism! At the end of the school year, Cascade Elementary School students who missed fewer than 10 days proudly displayed their handmade cards on the Attendance Wall of Fame. 🏆 TIP also supported Cascade’s “If you’re in your seat, you get a treat” initiative, rewarding attendance with snacks and shoutouts during the morning announcements. We’re proud of you, Tigers! 🐯 @apsupdate #AtlantaPublicSchools #EveryPresenceMatters

We’re excited to announce that a few of our Board members are stepping into new leadership roles! 🎉 Durran Dunn will take over the role of treasurer, while Liz Liston McCarty will serve as secretary. Josh Swiger will continue as our Board Chair for another two years, and we're grateful to have him at the helm. A special thank-you to outgoing treasurer Paul Reeve and outgoing secretary Rebekah LeMon, and to our entire board for your dedication and service. 👏

About 62% of Georgia’s third-graders are reading below grade level. With the Georgia Early Literacy Act now signed into law, 2026 marks an important step toward improving early reading outcomes across the state. Swipe for a quick overview of what the law includes and what it could mean for students, teachers, and schools.

Many of the most important lessons aren’t found in a textbook. They come from Dad. Today, we’re celebrating some of our very first teachers: the fathers and father figures who keep us grounded, make us laugh, and lead with love. Happy Father’s Day! We appreciate everything you do. ❤️

Following emancipation, formerly enslaved African Americans viewed education as the ultimate symbol of freedom — pursuing literacy, building community schools, and learning together in multigenerational classrooms. That beautiful picture of resilience fuels hope as we continue working to remove systemic barriers to educational equity. Happy Freedom Day! 🎉 #Juneteenth

It’s 1 PM, and your teen is still lying in bed on their phone. Is it summer boredom, or something more? Today’s always-on culture is taking a toll. “Bed rotting” can be both a symptom of mental health struggles and a cause of them. It’s hard for many parents and adults to fully empathize because we grew up in a very different world. That's where Jessalynn King comes in. As a licensed therapist, she sees young clients’ burdens firsthand — some unique to their generation, some all too familiar. Bullying, trauma, and anxiety don't take a summer break. And for many families, access to affordable mental health care is a barrier to getting kids the help they need. We're proud to partner with SIS Counseling to bridge that gap by offering affordable therapy to TIP clients and families. Swipe for Jessalynn's insights on what to watch for and what to do if you're concerned. → #YouthMentalHealth #TeenMentalHealth #AtlantaFamilies #MentalHealthMatters #ParentingTeens #AbsenteeismAwareness

📌 Save this for your summer planning. We put together a guide to camps and programs across Atlanta and Fulton County. Several programs include scholarships, transportation, or meals. Swipe through to find options for your family! ➡️ #SummerCamps #AtlantaParents #FultonCounty #SummerPlanning #ATLKids

Know a Georgia attorney who can help? Please send this their way. We still have volunteer attorney spots open for upcoming court dates, and TIP students and families need you in their corner. 📅 Open dates: May 13 May 19 June 2 June 16 TIP provides all training and support. You bring the advocacy! 👉 Sign up at the volunteer link in bio.

It makes perfect sense that Mother's Day and graduation season fall in the same month. Behind so many diplomas, milestones, and moments of progress is a mom who has been there for the early wake-ups, the late-night project supply runs, the hard conversations, and everything in between. Happy Mother's Day to every mom doing the hard work that doesn't always make the highlight reel. You deserve extra credit, and then some. 🌟

Meet Darcy McLean, a dedicated advocate and valued partner for over a decade! Darcy’s connection to TIP began during her time at Georgia State Law, when she brought students to observe our courtroom process as part of an Alternative Spring Break experience focused on housing instability and education. What she saw that day stayed with her: a collaborative group of stakeholders working as problem-solvers for students and families. Today, as Director of Pro Bono & Community Engagement at Alston & Bird, Darcy continues to champion the power of legal advocacy and steady support. For families navigating a complex legal system, having someone stand beside them can make all the difference. “The clients may otherwise be going it alone through an intimidating, complex process with serious potential impact on their lives,” she says. “Your courage in standing with them in one of their most vulnerable moments is a gift, and as lawyers in a serving profession, it’s a gift we have a professional responsibility to give.” We’re grateful for Darcy’s vision, heart, and leadership in helping build a network of advocates for students and families. Thank you, Darcy! 💙

Chronic absenteeism is one of the biggest challenges facing students and families today. Our Executive Director, Tonya Malone Ferguson, recently joined Mikey Wakefield on Cumulus Media’s Word on the Street to discuss how attendance challenges have evolved since COVID and why support for students must go beyond the classroom. 🎙️ Listen to a clip from the conversation.

Is there any profession that goes above and beyond their job title quite like teachers? 🍎 Besides educators, they are the trusted adults who show up day after day, equipped with endless patience and Kleenex. The ones arriving early to decorate the classroom, then staying late to meet with parents or attend the band performance. They spend their "quiet" moments finding a lost coat, listening to a story that needs telling, or quietly slipping food into a student’s backpack for the weekend. They see the potential in our kids long before they see it in themselves. Teachers, what can we say? We can’t thank you enough for the countless ways you show up for our youth. We hope you truly feel the love, this #TeacherAppreciationWeek and beyond. Drop a note of appreciation for a teacher in your life! 👇 #EveryPresenceMatters

April is #StressAwarenessMonth, and while we often focus on adult burnout, many students also carry invisible weight. 💔 This viral poem by author Joshua T. Dickerson—inspired by an interaction he witnessed right here in an Atlanta school—poignantly captures the realities many TIP clients face. It’s a reminder that what looks like disengagement in the classroom is often the result of an exhausting battle fought before the school bell even rings. Behind a student’s lack of supplies or a missed day of school is often a young person navigating housing instability, caretaking for siblings, or unmet basic needs. At TIP, we work to address these hidden stressors with compassion. Let’s commit to looking beneath the surface and providing the mental health support and advocacy our students need to thrive. #EveryPresenceMatters

Every day in the classroom is a victory, especially during testing season. To cheer on our students during this critical final stretch, we’re rewarding the habit of showing up. The Challenge: Maintain perfect attendance for 10 consecutive days from April 27th through May 8th. The Reward: Students will be entered in a raffle to win one of two $100 gift cards! 🎟️ We see the hard work you’re putting in. Let’s finish this school year strong. 💪 Please share and help us spread the word!

Your inbox was full. Your calendar was packed. You had a hundred reasons to say, “Maybe next time.” You gave your time anyway. To every TIP volunteer who has walked alongside a student and their family—thank you. Your impact starts in the courtroom, but lives on in the classroom, the home, and the hearts of young people who will never forget that you showed up. The ripple effects of your advocacy have no end, and neither does our gratitude. Happy #NationalVolunteerWeek to our incredible community of change-makers! ⚖️✨ #EveryPresenceMatters

Our first Small Groups program for the 2025-2026 school year is a wrap, and we're so proud of this crew! Over six weeks, 4th- and 5th-graders at partner schools learned to build strong habits, manage the barriers that keep them from class, and advocate for themselves. Equipped with new routines and confidence, these students are ready to show up—for school, for themselves, and for their futures. 💪 #EveryPresenceMatters

We asked a few of our school social work partners what keeps them passionate about supporting students and families. Swipe through to see what fuels their dedication! ➡️ Thanks to these incredible professionals for sharing their wisdom: ✨ Psylane Brown ✨ Elesha Curvey ✨ Charmaine Sanders ✨ Nisha Stevenson And to school social workers everywhere: Thank you for your tireless advocacy. We are proud to work alongside you. ❤️ #SchoolSocialWorkMonth #SWMonth2026 #UpliftDefendTransform #EveryPresenceMatters

Meet Adwoa “Adj” Awotwi, one of TIP’s most dedicated volunteer attorneys for more than 20 years! While she is a leader in the Atlanta legal community and General Counsel at Locum Tenens, Adj has consistently made time to champion our students and their families. As a true servant leader, Adj’s legacy of empowerment is felt throughout the community. In addition to serving on TIP’s Board of Directors, she generously gives her time to other Atlanta nonprofits. Adj takes pride in being a living example for the young people she represents, showing them what is possible with an education. Her commitment has made a lasting impact on countless lives, including one student Adj recently represented. Facing significant attendance hurdles, she found a life-changing mentor in Adj. Through Adj’s guidance and the support of a dedicated mother, the student fully engaged in the Fulton REACH mentorship program, where she discovered her own potential as a natural leader. As TIP moves into an exciting new chapter, we are proud to have brilliant, passionate change-makers like Adj by our side. Thank you for your 20 years of service and impact! 👏👏👏

When a student struggles to attend school, there is often a deeper story involving trauma and mental health challenges—not just for the student, but often for the parents and caregivers navigating those hurdles alongside them. We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with SIS Counseling to provide free therapy for TIP families! We believe in the "oxygen mask" principle. Parents must be supported and healthy to effectively help their kids regain their footing. Together, we’re helping clients access: – Specialized trauma support for students – Dedicated individual and group counseling for parents – Summer group sessions to keep the momentum going during the break This partnership is extra special to us: SIS Counseling was founded by Sarah Serluco, a former TIP intern and employee. We couldn’t be happier to welcome her back into the fold alongside clinician Jessalynn King. Collaboration is at the heart of our work, and we are so grateful to SIS Counseling and all of our community partners. 💝

#WomensHistoryMonth isn’t just a look back. It’s a call to look around. We often talk about girls' education and economic equity as a global issue, but the fight for access is also happening here. Girls facing economic hardship navigate barriers that often go unseen. They might be balancing caregiving responsibilities while trying to keep up academically, or internalizing narratives that their education matters less. Many are also struggling with depression and anxiety at rates we haven't seen before, compounded by the pressure and comparison that social media creates. An educated woman is an empowered woman. 💪 And that empowerment starts with access—real programs, real support, real pathways forward. We envision a future where every girl in #Georgia has the chance to succeed and a community backing her. 📚 Shout out a woman who’s inspired you! 👇

Along with Statewide CHINS Director Jessica Pennington, we were honored to welcome Dr. Lindsey Oliver of the Georgia Department of Education to the Fulton County Juvenile Court for an up-close look at the #CHINS (Children in Need of Services) process in truancy cases. We also shared how TIP partners with courts, schools, families, and community organizations to support consistent attendance. One of our central goals is to scale what works across #Georgia. Opportunities like this knowledge-share help build strong partnerships, align efforts, and expand effective approaches to communities statewide. We are grateful for the thoughtful dialogue, shared commitment, and continued partnership in supporting students and families!

Full caseloads. Long hours. Mountains of paperwork. One urgent need after another. School social workers seem to carry the weight of the world with endless compassion and grace. In the midst of a youth mental health crisis, their work has only grown more challenging. Day after day, they absorb students’ pain, fear, and trauma—emotional, heavy work that would drain most adults. But school social workers are built differently. They continue to show up as a steadfast presence for struggling students. The bridge between school and home. The safe adult when everything feels uncertain. During #SchoolSocialWorkWeek and beyond, we honor these unsung heroes. We are grateful for your partnership, and even more grateful that students have you in their corner. Join us in applauding these incredible professionals. 👏👏👏 Tag a deserving school social worker below! 👇 #UniteToIgnite2026 #SSWMatters #EveryPresenceMatters

As we mark 100 years of #BlackHistoryMonth and imagine the next 100 years, we’re also reflecting on TIP’s decades-long legacy of strengthening educational equity and expanding opportunity for Atlanta’s students. If 35 years have taught us anything, it’s that this community believes in and shows up for our youth—including students and families of color who are disproportionately impacted by chronic #absenteeism. Every student success story is a testament to the power of collective action, and we are proud to be part of such a passionate, committed community. This month, and every month, we honor the strength, partnership, and resolve in building a stronger future and paving the way for the stories of resilience and possibility the next generation will tell. #BHM100 #EveryPresenceMatters

We’re looking for a Development Director to help lead TIP into its next chapter! ​This important role will help us work toward ending chronic absenteeism in Georgia by leading fundraising, building partnerships, and managing communications. ​You’ll join a small-but-mighty team backed by a 35-year legacy and passionate community, with the autonomy to lead and the support to succeed. ​👉 Learn more and apply now at the link in our bio. ​Know someone who would thrive in this role? Please share! 📣

After 2025 brought meaningful policy progress, improved attendance rates, and new partnerships and leadership, we’re focused on what comes next: building the capacity to grow our reach and deepen our impact. In our 35th anniversary year, we’re investing in the people and systems that will help us grow thoughtfully, strengthen what works, and expand support for the students who need it most. 👉 Head to the blog link in our bio for an update on how we’re putting our strategic plan into action. #EveryPresenceMatters

Thinking about volunteering with TIP? If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to represent students in truancy court, what’s required, what support you’ll receive, and the impact you can make, we’ve answered your questions on our blog! TIP volunteer attorneys help keep kids in school, out of the legal system, and on track for the futures they deserve. Sometimes the smallest acts of support create change that lasts for years. And if you’re not a lawyer, there are plenty of meaningful ways to support students beyond the courtroom. Ready to make a difference? Learn how at the blog link in our bio. ✨

How sweet it is to reward a semester of dedication! 🧁 Toomer Elementary students with perfect attendance were honored at a special luncheon alongside their families. With cupcakes to decorate, candy, and goodie bags from TIP, it was a joyful way to spotlight their hard work. Good attendance takes teamwork, and we love seeing schools, families, and community partners come together to build habits that help students thrive. 🙌 #EveryPresenceMatters #AtlantaPublicSchools

Imagine coming to work knowing you’re helping students and families find their footing. TIP is #hiring two Student & Family Support Specialists to join our #Atlanta team! In this role, you’ll work one-on-one with students and families navigating truancy and attendance challenges—providing case management, connecting them to resources, and partnering with schools and communities to remove barriers. This is a #hybrid role for someone who wants to be in the field, making a direct impact on young people’s lives. 📣 Please share this opportunity with your network! 👉 Learn more and apply at the link in our bio. #AtlantaNonprofits #CommunityImpact #YouthAdvocacy

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