Wahupa Educational Enterprises

Educational talent search project - this project targets high school students from economically disadvantaged areas who demonstrate the ability and desire to pursue a post-secondary education. Counseling and follow-up is offered to students who may otherwise believe such a goal is unattainable because of economic and social factors. The project serves approximately 1,541 participants in the san diego county area.

Upward bound project - this project services adolescents from economically disadvantaged areas with an intensive tutoring and monitoring program for participants who wish to pursue a post-secondary education. The participants art in the nith or tenth grade and are monitored from the time they begin the program through the fifth year following graducation from high school. Participants attend weekend classes and a five to six week summer residential program at a university campus for which they receive high school credit. The project serves approximately 86 participants from the san diego county area.

Educational opportunity center - this project serves individuals from economically disadvantage areas who failed to pursue a post-sendary education but have the desire and potential to re-enter and complete a post secondary program of education or training. Information regarding financial and academic assistance and assistance in applying for admission is provided to qualified participants. The project services approximately 1,156 participants in the san diego county area.

Upward bound lincoln project - this project services adolescents from economically disadvantaged areas with an intensive tutoring and monitoring program for participants who wish to pursue a post-secondardy education. The participants start in the ninth or tenth grade and are monitored from the time they begin the program through the fifth year following graduation from high school. Participants attend weekend classes and a five to six week summer residential program at a university campus for which they receive high school credit. The project serves approximately 62 participants from the san diego county area. Educational talent search (city) project - this project targets high school students from economically disadvantaged areas who demonstrate the ability and desire to pursue a post-secondary education. Counseling and follow-up is offered to students who may otherwise believe such a goal is unattainable because of economic and social factors. The project serves approximately 500 participants in the san diego county area. Upward bound math & science project - this project services adolescents from economically disadvantaged areas with an intensive tutoring and monitoring program for participants who wish to pursue a post-secondardy education with an emphasis in mathematics and science. The participants start in the ninth or tenth grade and are monitored from the time they begin the program through the fifth year following graduation from high school. Participants attend weekend classes and a five to six week summer residential program at a university campus for which they receive high school credit. The project serves approximately 60 participants from the san diego county area.