The Roberto Clemente Community Academy Program concentrates on student motivation, academic support, college and career motivation and orientation, and parental involvement. The primary objective of the Talent Search Program, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, is to encourage students in eight target high schools and two elementary schools to stay in school, graduate from high school and pursue higher education. Talent Search counselors provide information on opportunities in higher education, assist with applications for admissions and financial aid, as well as assist with ACT and SAT test preparation. In 1993-94, services were provided to 800 students. It is designed to increase the number of minority property managers.
Students explore property management as a career while receiving training from professionals.