Project Y.E.S. is a mentoring program for students in fourth and fifth grade. The mission of the program is to help students feel connected to their school community and to peers. Students can be referred to the Project Y.E.S. program by teachers, counselors, administrators or parents. Weekly meetings focus on academics, community service, team building and leadership activities.
The following elementary schools participate in the Project Y.E.S. program:
- Abingdon
- Arlington Science Focus
- Ashlawn
- Barcroft
- Barrett
- Campbell
- Carlin Springs
- Claremont
- Drew
- Alice West Fleet
- Glebe
- Hoffman Boston
- Key
- Long Branch
- Oakridge
- Randolph
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Published December 11, 19 6:02AM
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Published December 09, 19 7:40AM
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