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20Nov


Civic Empowerment introduces the Apogee Program


Civic Empowerment has recently developed a new and innovative program in the fight against the achievement gap within urban high schools. Apogee is a high school-based fraternal organization, which motivates participants to attain academic and career success by providing effective guidance, productive networks, and by teaching the skills and strategies that promote success. More than an educational solution, Apogee is a social solution for the educational environment, which serves as a counteractive force against the social pathologies that discourage young people from academic performance.

 

 

 



28Oct

Civic Empowerment relocates to Northern California

Civic Empowerment has recently relocated its operations to Sacramento, California, where it will focus its activities on developing and implementing innovative programs that serve the needs of urban high schools in the Northern California region. "Given the exciting times in which we live, now just seems like the best time to take a big step forward," says James Harris, Executive Director of Civic Empowerment. "There is much to do, and I look forward to working in partnership with schools and other community institutions in Northern California region to develop new and effective solutions for the needs of our young people".

 





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