From ESPN.com:

CHANCE began in 2006 after Taylor was inspired by a New York Times article about vast differences in the quality of education and access -- or, more strikingly, lack thereof -- to resources available to some high school seniors. CHANCE seminars inform students and parents about how kids can best progress in education, cultivating what Taylor calls the Triangle of Success: the relationship between family, schools and communities. For the 2010-2011 schoolyear, CHANCE seminars will reach about 1,500 students nationwide.

For more background on the organization, visit their website. My question: what specifically is their vision for sustainably strengthening that relationship between family, schools, and communities?