Dallas-Fort Worth

Texas

Wesley Rankin

Summit is a summer enrichment camp for high school students. Each week a different workshop is offered to allow students to specialize in the skills and passions specific to themselves. Students can choose 1 or sign up for the whole summer! Students who participate all summer long will end up going on 4 field trips. Past workshops have included computer coding & graphic arts, athletics, personal money management, design, and journalism.

Send One High School Student to Summit, a Summer Enrichment Camp

Wesley-Rankin Aspiring Professionals (WRAP) prepares high school students for success in college and careers. Students who complete the program are setup to earn living wages and find themselves in careers with mobility. WRAP uses a 4-part approach: technical instruction, soft skill coaching, financial support and literacy, and parent education.

Prepare High School Students For College and Careers

B3X (Beakers, Base Ten, and the Beat) is an energizing summer enrichment camp that provides expansive, hands-on learning experiences. Daily activities reinforce core learning in science, math, art, and reading. B3X-plorers participate in field trips, on-site labs, workshops, and arts enrichment activities.

B3X: Support Summer Enrichment Camp

Tri-B Scouts is a 4th-12th grade program designed to parallel the GoH GoH Girls program but for young men. As a Boy Scout Troop 212 and Cub Scout Pack 212, Tri-B Scouts get the opportunity to experience new things, participate in Scouting events, and work towards becoming good citizens while earning badges. The highest honor the boys can receive in Boy Scouts is Eagle Scout status, which helps when applying for jobs, schools, and scholarships. Both Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts meet weekly to explore topics in leadership, goal-setting, and community with an emphasis on service.

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GoH GoH Girls (Girls of Hope, Girls of Honor) is a 4th-12th grade program designed around the four cornerstones of personal responsibility, goal setting, self-esteem, and faith development. The girls study eight building blocks of social-emotional health as identified by the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkley. The GoH GoH Girls program holistically aids in the development of young girls by providing a safe place to discuss female related issues while also equipping girls with experiences such as self-defense, budgeting, and the importance of the arts.

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Scholars, in collaboration with the June Shelton School, provides tutoring for students with learning differences. Using Sequential English Education (SEE) curriculum, students learn reading and writing using tools that align with how they best learn.

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