“When we remove or minimize certain barriers in the lives of people, the potential for achieving incredible marks becomes very possible.”
The AIM On-Track Program was created to support students and families beyond traditional academic help. We believe success happens when students are supported academically, emotionally and personally together with their families.
We work with:
Students in Grades 3–12
Parents seeking structured academic support
Families needing guidance and accountability
Schools seeking student monitoring solutions
AIM helps students, parents and school districts monitor and support students throughout their academic journey.
Our structured model combines academic guidance, mentorship and personal development to help students stay focused, confident and prepared for success.
We help students:
Stay accountable academically
Improve learning habits
Build confidence and motivation
Develop life and career direction
Strengthen family support systems
A Whole-Student Approach
Strategic academic guidance
Personalized academic support
Strengthening family involvement
Ongoing monitoring & accountability
Personal growth and encouragement
Spiritual encouragement and support
To empower students to achieve academic excellence, develop strong character, strengthen family engagement, and prepare for successful futures through personalized support, mentoring, and accountability.
To deliver comprehensive academic and personal support, AIM On-Track relies on partnerships with school districts, community organizations, foundations, businesses, churches, and individual donors. Financial support enables us to provide high-quality services that remove barriers to student success.
AIM On-Track is committed to providing every student with equitable access to the support, resources, and opportunities needed to succeed. We value each student's unique strengths and experiences and are dedicated to fostering an inclusive, respectful, and supportive environment where all students can achieve academic, personal, and future success. Through collaboration with families, schools, and community partners, we strive to remove barriers to learning and empower every student to reach their full potential.
Organization name
Achieving Incredible Marks
other names
AIM
Causes
Education - Career Prep
Operating Budget
$250,000 - $499,999
Counties Served
Dallas, Ellis, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Both the Executive Director/CEO and Board Chair
Address
1024 Fair Oaks