Civic League of Greater New Brunswick

After school programs: elementary after school-the League's after school programs focused on student academics and enrichment activities at the lord stirling, a. chester redshaw, woodrow wilson and paul robeson community schools. The elementary programs were directred to third, fourth, and fifth graders at the lord stirling, a. chester redshaw schools, and third through eighth graders at the paul robeson and woodrow wilson schools. Middle school extended day programs covered grades six through eighth, operated in an in- classroom setting for the entirety of the 2021-2022 school year. 7th / 8th grade leadership programs: the 7th grade step up program provides the opportunities for students of New brunswick schools to strengthen skills needed to reach their fullest potential as life long learners and productive citizens. Students who demonstrate leadership potential are self nominated or selected by the school principal and teachers. The 8th grade leadership program is directed towards 8th grade students district wide, to develop positive personal skills; anger management, decision - making, goal setting, and teamwork. Untagged gents - this minority males mentoring program is directed to middle school students, ages 14 years and older. The program is a Civic League partnership with the New brunswick board of education. This program was conducted in a zoom classroom format. Ladies of vision - likewise, the ladies of vision program which was directed towards adolescent teenage students, was conducted on a monthly basis in a zoom classroom format.

Student support intercede scholars- a year-round program that is conducted monthly with graduates of the whitney m. young, jr./rosa l. parks summer institutes. This program is directed to high school students. 23 participants. Whitney m. young, jr./rosa l. parks i summer institutes- this program is a five week educational experience for youth 14 years of age and older. The New brunswick board of education and private funds support the program. Those participants who maintain acceptable grades and complete requirements of the intercede scholars were eligible for the rosa l. parks work experience summer institute. 17 students the 2021 ambassador summer programs occurred with students from paul robeson and woodrow wilson schools for a four-week period involving rising sixth and seventh graders with performing and visual art activities, with 16 students completing the program. Learn to earn - the learn to earn program was directed towards incoming sixth to eighth grade students at New brunswick middle school. The program concluded the summer activities aiding 15 middle school aged youth in the areas of literacy, stem, and mindfulness activities.