Club Christ

Henderson: 54 students were enrolled over the course of year, with nearly 1620 hours spent at the learning center. Elementary students worked on literacy skills through online programming reading eggs, reading eggspress) and teens developed their critical thinking and analytical skills through the think law curriculum. They also developed their leadership skills by participating in a career project and a guest speaker series, where leaders in the community came and shared with the students. In the summer, elementary students worked on foundational math skills and the teens participated in a financial literacy curriculum.

Summerhill: 45 students were enrolled over the course of year with nearly 1350 hours spent at the learning center. Elementary students worked on literacy skills through online programming (reading eggs or reading eggspress) and teens developed their leadership skills by participating in a 4-week leadership project as well as various team building lessons. They also participated in a guest speaker series, where local leaders came to the center and shared. Additionally, one high school student completed a student internship course august-may, meeting virtually with an off-site mentor, volunteering twice a week during elementary tutoring, and presenting what they learned at the end. In the summer, elementary students worked on foundational math skills and the teens participated in a 4-week series all about emotional intelligence.

Las vegas: 55 students were enrolled over the course of year with nearly 2200 hours spent at the learning center. A caf canada grant helped to fund various programs and events. These included community events and individual mentoring of 2 teen students. Additionally, 2 high school students completed a student internship over the course of august-may, meeting virtually with an off-site mentor, volunteering twice a week during elementary tutoring and presenting what they learned at the end. Elementary students worked on literacy skills through online programming (reading eggs and reading eggspress) and teens developed their critical thinking and analytical skills through the think law curriculum. They also participated in a guest speaker series, where local leaders came to the center and shared. In the summer, elementary students worked on foundational math skills and the teens participated in a leadership series. Over 10 mothers attended a "mom's night out" at the learning center.

Ferrell program