Programs
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BE GREAT – Graduate
This program uses the early warning signals — attendance, behavior and course failure — to identify youth at risk of dropping out of school. |
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Project Learn
Project Learn reinforces the academic enrichment and school engagement of young people during the time they spend at the Club. |
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RAP and Kid’s College
RAP will consist of any youth receiving a D or lower in Reading or scoring lower than grade level on Strident Computer Based Educational Program. Participants will be able to gain incentives on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. The program will run for a grading period and re‐assessment will determine completion of the program. Participants will be monitored through report cards as well as reporting system by Strident Computer Based Educational Program. In addition, all our Clubs will have access to the Kids College(the name will be changing to Strident soon) program. http://www.ltseducation.com/kids_college.php. |
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Digital Arts
Club Tech’s Digital Arts teaches members ages 6 to 18 how to create computer-generated art. In each of the five tutorials (Web Tech, Design Tech, Photo Tech, Music Tech and Movie Tech), members advance through three levels of animated lessons online at www.myclubmylife.com and participate in instructor-led group activities. Club members ages 10 to 18 are invited to submit their artwork to the annual Club Tech Digital Arts Festivals, which celebrate Club members' creativity in graphic design, photo illustration, digital music composition animation and video production. The regional and national winning artworks can be sampled by going to the Digital Arts Festival Gallery site, www.bgca.org/digitalart. |
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Game Tech: A Club Tech Curricula
Game Tech provides Club members, ages 10 to 13, a fun introduction to the field of video game development and principles of game design, animation mechanics and software. |








