The project is integrated into 4-H and continues to be directed and supported by an advisory board consisting of 23 community collaborators. Clubs within local schools provide after-school programming. Participating schools have increased from 15 to 19 over the past year resulting in increased participants. To accommodate increases in sites, meetings have been reduced from twice per week to once per week.
Teachers provide follow up activities and evaluation.
A taskforce of adults and teens from the community work with CES to design activities related to aerospace careers. Churches and parochial schools at eight sites collaborate with Parks and Recreation, Summer Youth Employment Programs, and local libraries to provide programming for youth. CES provides nutritional education via its Sustainable Foods program to teens living in a juvenile facility. This camp also has a taskforce of community members to design activities related to fishing skills and aquatic ecology.