The month of February marks National Black History Month in the United States – a month dedicated to honoring the triumphs and struggles of African Americans throughout U.S. history. However, teaching African American History must be integrated throughout the year, not just for one month. “Although we focus some activities on African American history during […]

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Roll On Students at Freeman Elementary School had a fun and educational field trip at Rollhaven Skating Center. While at the roller rink, students learned about music and movement. During the trip, staff at Rollhaven provided STEM lessons along with their furry assistant, the owner’s dog. The field trip also gave students a new opportunity […]

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Ever since she completed TeenQuest 10 years ago, Briyuanna Torns-Smartt has been using the same resume format that she learned how to create during the program. That, along with the interview skills she learned, has helped her continue to achieve success. “There is a running joke in my family that as long as I make […]

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During their teenage years, students attend school to learn many different skills they will need for the future. This can include mathematics, science, writing and technology, to name a few. But what about the skills that aren’t taught in a classroom? “When students are focused on their studies, there is little time to teach other […]

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Mental and emotional health is an important issue that needs to be addressed at all levels. When it comes to education, there can be spaces left open in supporting mental and emotional health that lead to students falling through the cracks. This is something YouthQuest is working diligently to avoid. “We want to ensure that […]

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