Academic Programming  

Creating an academic environment to prepare graduates to address challenges and opportunities of the 21st century

Reach and Teach I
Program provides educational/health supports for low-income families in urban neighborhoods. Our mission is to reach the "under-served" during COVID-19, whom lack supports in home school learning (virtually) and to advocate for the basic living necessities families need to secure housing, COVID testing, and food assistance.  

Reach and Teach II
“Reach & Teach” is a motivational interviewing program for adolescents with “at-risk” behaviors, first-time alcohol, or drug offense. The goal is to prevent negative consequences of alcohol and other drug use during adolescence such as having unprotected sex while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, poorer physical and mental health, impaired cognitive development, and delinquent behavior. The program targets youth aged 14–18 who are referred through local county youth diversion programs for a first-time alcohol or marijuana offense or who may be at risk for such behaviors. Eligible youth participate in the program instead of formal processing in the juvenile justice system.

College Preparation

College admission is one of the most significant milestones in a student’s life. Excellent preparation and informed support can make the greatest difference in realizing a student’s future aspirations. College Prep Workshops  are designed to comprehensively prepare students for the college admissions process.

Community Service 

It’s helpful to understand why learning to give back to others is vital for positive youth development and how parents, schools, and communities play an important role. With the right community service opportunities from kindergarten through high school, young people can grow from an understanding of how they fit into society to how they can help solve societal problems.