Our Signature Programs
The Leader in Me
- An on-school site program providing youth leadership development, behavioral mentoring, intervention and prevention, through Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Character-Building methods to provide better academic outcomes to challenging at risk youth in a continuation and/or Charter school setting.
- Positive friendships and relationship building, cultural enrichment field trips, special projects, career planning, job skills, college preparation, and life skills.
- Being worthy, learning to acknowledge, celebrate and honor uniqueness, positive inner qualities, forgiveness, understanding and affirming values.
Dream Builders
- An on-school site program, in school and/or after school, working with challenging student behaviors through Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Character-Building methods to inspire and improve academic success in elementary (K-5th grade) students.
Reach For the Stars
- This award-winning program is held once a year (September - December) on a public Elementary School campus. It promotes dreaming, creativity, and unique artwork drawn by K-5th grade students participating in the publishing of a calendar designed to give back to the community. The entire school participates and there are 12 calendar winners and 10 honorary mentions. A school assembly is held where numerous prizes are awarded and given to all students.
Services Provided
Celebrity Motivational Visit
- This service is largely designed to strictly inspire, motivate and empower the ability to set goals, overcome challenges and obstacles and most importantly to BELIEVE in the power of having a dream. Special invites from celebrities to inform and uplift sharing their personal stories of success and/or accomplishment.
Photo (Peter A. Ramsey, Academy Award, Golden Globe, and
Critics' Choice, American Illustrator, Film director, and Film producer).
Supportive Services
- This service is provided to "aged out" and "emancipated transitional foster youth". Providing life skills, and financial/material support as they set out to live life on their own. Former foster youth must be in school, vocational school, college and/or working.
- Scholarships (to assist with books) are given from time to time to foster youth who are graduating high school seniors accepted into college for higher learning.