Lowe Campbell Ewald's "I Can Soar" Created Ad for the Education Achievement Authority

New ad campaign created by Lowe Campbell Ewald for the Education Achievement Authority (EAA), a new statewide school system designed to dramatically redesign public education in Michigan's lowest performing schools.

“I Can Soar,” the campaign – consisting of TV, radio + print – aims to recruit and retain students with the notion that the EAA gives its students wings to succeed. The TV spots are of particular interest, as they commissioned well-known Detroit street artists to draw graffiti “wings” on real EAA students, which was produced into a two: 30 stop motion films.

EAA schools are creative, innovative learning environments that provide students a quality education. They offer struggling students the opportunity to catch up to their peers around the state and receive the education they need to succeed in college or a career after high school. The system opened in September 2012 with 15 of Detroit’s lowest-achieving schools. The objective of this new campaign is to retain the students that are already enrolled, while attracting others to join EAA’s student-centered approach to learning.

Credits:
Agency: Lowe Campbell Ewald

Creative
Mark Simon
Eric Olis
Steve Platto
Tom Cerroni
Joe Godard
Account
Kathleen Donald
Alex Harding
Davina Hamilton
Jennifer Monaghan
Production
Kim Warmack
Tatiana Luneva-Evenchik
Martha Carter
Victoria Marzec
Brenda Gorman
Media
Katie Pizzimenti
Kendra Mazey
Solutions Planning:
Melissa Shubert
Kayla Thompson