To promote leadership in the participant's schools. To provide opportunities for students from different schools to interact and to develop a level of mutual trust and respect. To have an increased awareness of our community needs, opportunities, problems and resources. To become a responsible, ethical leader committed to active community involvement. The program began in 1983 with seven business partners and has grown to more than 100 partners.
Every school has several partners and each partnership between a school and a company is different.
A small office may send employees to read to children or tutor them. A large manufacturing plant may donate used, but still functional, computer equipment, or scrap materials for art projects. Every partnership is unique. We don't make any requirements. The results are impressive.