Leadership Resiliency
Students are referred into the program when they are at risk of failing academically, having disciplinary problems, and/or if severe life stressors are identified in their lives. School advisors, Resource Officers, social workers, DJJ and psychologists typically refer youth who have significant histories of abuse or who are coping with emotional disabilities. Youth with anger management issues are also referred. Students must be able to make a commitment to the process of self-exploration and assessment. Youth who are not able to make this commitment will not be included in the programming, as the desire for introspection is necessary when conducting process groups.
For more information, contact Angie Hunt at 864-467-3756.
Long Range Goals:
- Reduce the possibility of using alcohol and other drugs
- Assure high school graduation
- Reduce high-risk behaviors
Intermediate Objectives Include:
- Reduced school behavioral incidents
- Increased school attendance
- Increased grade point averages
- Increased school and community bonding
- Post High school employment or enrollment in college
- Increased resiliency in at least two life domains
- Decrease favorable attitudes toward alcohol and other drug use
2010 REACH Advisory Board Meetings
Dates
- January 6, 2010
- April 9, 2010
All meetings will be held from 12:00pm to 2:00pm at The Phoenix Center.
PARENT REFERRAL FORM
