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How We Work

Mission Zero Dropout is built as an operating model, not a one-time activity. We identify risk, support teachers, run interventions, and continuously improve through evidence from the field.

Flow Diagram By Stakeholder

One operating model, different journeys for each stakeholder group.

Donors

A clear giving path from identifying a need to receiving reporting.

1

Identify need

2

Fund support

3

Track delivery

4

Receive results

Schools

School context shapes the monthly plan, delivery, and review rhythm.

1

Share context

2

Align monthly plan

3

Receive mentoring

4

Complete reviews

Teachers

Teachers move from materials to classroom use and feedback.

1

Receive worksheets

2

Deliver in class

3

Share reflection

4

Close feedback loop

Families and Students

Family follow-through keeps attendance, confidence, and continuity steady.

1

Access support

2

Stabilize attendance

3

Build confidence

4

Keep continuity

Intervention Types

Mission Zero Dropout adapts to different school and community contexts.

Government Schools (Primary)

Support teachers to provide free tuition support, especially for students up to Grade 5.

Community Schools

Support community schools with foundational learning interventions and classroom continuity.

Understaffed High-Risk Schools

Retain or provide teachers in schools that face closure risk due to low resources.

Orphanage Education Centers

Provide free tuition support for children in residential and orphanage contexts.

Implementation Flow

A repeatable process that turns support into outcomes.

01

Map Risks

We identify where dropout risk is highest by looking at attendance patterns, learning gaps, and school context.

02

Design Support

We align support for each center through practical priorities: remedial learning, teacher support, and resource planning.

03

Strengthen Teachers

Teachers receive structured monthly mentorship, lesson guidance, and classroom-focused feedback loops.

04

Run Interventions

At center level, we implement student support activities, classroom reinforcement, and targeted follow-up.

05

Review and Adapt

Field meetings and school-level reviews help us adjust quickly when implementation challenges appear.

06

Track Outcomes

We track practical indicators: attendance consistency, participation, confidence, retention, and progression.

Monthly Operating Cycle

Every month follows a planning-to-review loop.

Week 1

Assessment & Planning

Center-level needs are reviewed and monthly priorities are set.

Week 2

Implementation Support

Teaching support and student interventions run in each center.

Week 3

Mentoring & Mid-Course Correction

Teacher check-ins and mentoring are used to fix bottlenecks early.

Week 4

Review & Next-Month Preparation

Learning is documented, feedback is synthesized, and the next cycle is prepared.

Outcome

Each phase feeds into the next, turning classroom evidence into measurable improvement.

Who Does What

Shared responsibilities make delivery practical.

Foundation Team

Coordinates program strategy, teacher mentorship systems, center reviews, and partner communication.

Teachers

Deliver child-focused classroom support, use feedback loops, and report learning and attendance challenges.

Schools

Provide implementation context, align on priorities, and collaborate on student retention plans.

Communities & Families

Help reinforce student attendance, continuity, and a supportive learning environment beyond class.

Current Operating Footprint

Current centers with active support.

  • Shree Jhor Mahankal Secondary School

    Jhor, Kathmandu

    A flagship center focused on strengthening classroom confidence and learning continuity.

  • Shree Baundeshwor Secondary School

    Tokha, Kathmandu

    Primary-level center applying practical methods for foundational science and mathematics learning.

  • Shree New Nepal Society Secondary School

    Bhaktapur

    Remedial-focused center supporting children with significant foundational learning gaps.

  • Shree Siddha Baraha Ashram

    Pame, Pokhara

    Center where teaching practice emphasizes student questioning and active classroom participation.

  • Shree Bansighat Secondary School

    Bansighat, Kathmandu

    Support center for vulnerable communities with mixed-grade foundational learning support.

  • Shree Annapurna Aadurvut Vidhyalaya

    Pokhara

    Stabilization-focused support where intervention helped maintain local schooling continuity.

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