
WHO
WE ARE
School-age children and youth spend 80 percent of their waking hours outside of school, while 1 in 5 young people in the U.S. are alone after the school day ends. High-quality afterschool programs promote positive youth development and offer a safe space where youth can explore their potential.
Effective afterschool programs provide learning settings that bring a wide range of benefits to youth, families, and communities. Afterschool programs can support social, emotional, cognitive, and academic development, reduce risky behaviors, promote physical health, and provide a safe and supportive environment for children and youth.
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-- Youth.gov
TEAM MEMBERS.
Audrey Warren
Executive Director
Kimberlyn Foster
Lead Site Coordinator
Lynette Wallace
Site Coordinator - Joseph
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Shirley Carpenter -Tutor
Darleen Gilbert - Tutor
Sakoya Pickens - Tutor
Maureen Wallace - Tutor
Dyani Gilbert - Tutor
Sheila Carey - Tutor
Rachel James
Site Coordinator - Collins
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Carter Campbell - Tutor Intern
McKayla Dixon - Tutor
Darnell Gilbert - Tutor
Jessica Harry - Tutor
Renee Rankins - Custodian
Ta'Myra Reese - Tutor Intern
Toni Scrubbs - Tutor
Tricia Washington - Tutor
Amber Winchester - Tutor
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Jori Armstrong - Volunteer
Kendi Armstrong - Volunteer
Caron Campbell - Volunteer
Javen Christmas - Volunteer
Renee Rauls - Volunteer
Terrione Veal - Volunteer
Tanzania Bishop
Site Coordinator - Worley
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Demetra Pinckney
Data Manager 1
Alexis Lollis
Data Manager 2
Nicole Moliere
Educational Liaison
Seaven Greene
IT Tech
Gwen Warner
Nutritional Liason
Board of Directors
Chairperson - Vacant
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Terry Thomas - Co-Chairperson
Lisa Green Campbell - Secretary/Treasurer
Warren Bridgewater - Director
Donald Thompson - Director
