Wellspring
Wellspring
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Mission
Significant activities including Kumon math & reading, college preparation, field trips, outdoor recreation such as camping & kayaking, leadership development, summer employment and Christian discipleship.
About
Our academic & youth development program was provided to 309 youth. Of these 309 youth, 220 participated in the Kumon math and reading curriculum as well as other youth development activities; 89 participated in non-Kumon development activities only. 358 grade level increases (GLI's) were documented by the Kumon math and reading participants (the average 12-month student advanced 3.4 GLI's in math or reading skill). The non-Kumon youth development activities consisted of recreation, field trips, college tours, SAT support, college readiness workshops, adventure-based leadership development, community service and a teen leadership council. Christian discipleship was provided to approximately 20 youth through such activities as manhood challenge, Christian movie nights, Christian conferences. Our summer employment program employed 14 teens and young adults for 6 weeks in the summer. These summer employees also participated in workshops on financial management and healthy eating.