Showing respect involves changes in attitudes and behaviors. Treat youth the way they expect to be treated themselves. Recognize and acknowledge teens' abilities and efforts. Help teenagers learn to believe in themselves by recognizing that effort and progress are often as valuable as awards and winning. Brooklyn, New York.
Most kids drop out of high school, and drugs are more common than newspapers.
But the kids in Archbold's group are different. Most graduate from high school, and many continue education beyond high school. Much of this difference can be attributed to Archbold's constant accessibility, support, and caring. When parents wanted their son to quit school to earn money, Archbold bought school supplies and paid the bus fare to get to school. Teens whose families never eat a meal together are often guests at Archbold's table.