"One of the Nation's Longest Ongoing Studies: A 16-Year Exploration of At-Risk Students' Attitudes and Behaviors Regarding Education, Information, and Future Financial Independence"
INtroducing a tran-theoretical
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Our student engagement program is curriculum-Driven - download synopsis below
"The Academic Equivalency Handbook," Making Dollars and Sense of Education (C) Wesley F. Hall
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Our recent, 2nd annual greater las vegas young women's leadership conference
More conference pictures HERE
Re-engaging disengaged black students. our innovative approach attracted news coverage
in 2007
educational objective realized. from self-proclaimed potential dropouts to high school graduates
"A new formula."
sharing the tenets of the framework with teachers
relationships are the key to success! behavior modification skills and techniques are a requisite to building a positive and engaging learning environment
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Our relationship-building workshops, highly sought after within the academic community, are distinctive due to our dual roles as both researchers and practitioners. This unique position enriches our approach and elevates our workshops to the forefront of educational innovation.
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As researchers, we engage in ongoing exploration and analysis, continuously seeking to deepen our understanding of the challenges faced by disproportionately affected students. This commitment to research ensures that our strategies remain rooted in the latest empirical insights and educational theory.
Simultaneously, our roles as practitioners keep us actively immersed in the classroom environment, where we provide invaluable life skills training to students during regular school hours. This practical experience allows us to remain agile and responsive to the ever-evolving challenges encountered in real-world educational settings. |
Our work continues with Los Angeles High School
Our "Saggin to Suits," program helps young men understand the importance of attire. We are currently seeking donations and clothing to help them make the transformation.
Maya Angelou High School
Our, "Greatness Academy," helps young men and women understand the value
and relevance of a quality education. We currently provide "Relationship Building, Trauma-Informed Preventive Practices, and Classroom Management," workshops to leadership, faculty, and staff.
and relevance of a quality education. We currently provide "Relationship Building, Trauma-Informed Preventive Practices, and Classroom Management," workshops to leadership, faculty, and staff.
Don't assume your parents know
how and why to support their children academically.
By igniting and nurturing this vision of a successful educational journey, one that culminates in their child pursuing their chosen college major, we can harness the motivational power needed to foster meaningful parental involvement. In doing so, we empower parents to become proactive agents in their child's education, effectively setting them on a trajectory toward lifelong success, thus reaffirming the symbiotic relationship between parental engagement and academic achievement.
We can help. Click here for more information about our Parent Training
We can help. Click here for more information about our Parent Training
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We continue to remain relevant through participation in cutting-edge academic offerings.
my brother's keeperCEO, Mr. Wes Hall co-authored the LAUSD "My Brother's Keeper Implementation Plan." The plan coordinated departments across the district in an effort to help young men of color gain academic proficiency. More information can be found here
the greatness academyThe "Greatness Academy," partners life skills with finances. The course helps students gain a deeper understanding of the value of education and its enormous impact on their future financial well-being. The program was created in 2010 and is currently being taught at Maya Angelou High School, and Los Angeles High School, in Los Angeles, California.. More information can be found here
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Annual Conference SeriesSince 2012, The Institute has aided in the planning, recruitment, organizing and implementation of the Annual Young Men of Color Conference for the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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