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Topic: Mentors
I felt like a deviant weirdo misfit on a weekly basis. I didn’t hate church, but I can’t say that I liked it. Well except on potluck days. Then I loved church. It wasn’t just the creamy green bean casserole with fried crunchy onions on top. It wasn’t the potluck itself. What I really liked was not something you’d think a 12 year old would even care about.
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Miller-Motte Technical College provides tour for LEAP youth
Youth, parents, and mentors were provided light refreshments and given an extensive overview of the various academic programs including massage therapy, cosmetology, computer network administration, security and investigation, respiratory therapy and surgical technology. The tour consisted of five buildings including Serenity Salon and Spa at MMTC.
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Pinnacle Bowling brings organization closer
“Some organizations grow so large that the staff don’t know who the board of directors are. I feel privileged to be apart of an organization where regardless of title, I can fellowship with everyone involved.” said LEAP Board Vice President Eric Purvis. «Read the rest of this article» LEAP Accepting Students for Intern Program
Each Wednesday students will be assigned an individual task to be completed by the following Wednesday. After completing the indoctrination process, students will earn the title of Intern and be eligible for scholarships, job shadowing opportunities, and additional incentives. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
APSU, Maaco, & Operation Turnaround helps teens turn their lives around with Project 59
However, empowering these teens to perform a full restoration of the ’59 Catalina is the mission of Project 59, an initiative led by Mitch Rollins, an adjunct faculty member in the APSU Department of Psychology. Rollins also is the owner of Maaco, a collision repair center in Clarksville, which partners with the Clarksville Police Department in a program called Operation Turnaround. Project 59 is a component of the program, with 24 at-risk teens participating. ![]() Mitch Rollins demonstrating how it's done Sections: News | Comments Off on APSU, Maaco, & Operation Turnaround helps teens turn their lives around with Project 59
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