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in our history. Summer programming was limited to small groups, live and virtual. Now into the 2020-21 school year, Crossover is now operating on a mixed schedule of virtual and live programming in accordance with the School District of IRC and depending on student/parent choice. We are filling a wide gap for virtual school students (30% of our Crossover population) who are heavily struggling with school in Q1. We opened a second location to allow additional live, one-on-one tutoring in a safe, distanced atmosphere. Starting September 2020, Crossover student athletes returned to physical basketball training in small groups at Leisure Square and soon at the Gifford Middle School gym which is opening up to Crossover. We hope to open our new center at 4425 US -1 with live academic and athletic programming within the next quarter. Occupancy at our new center is subject to county permitting and completion of Phase 1 renovation. Our character development program, Crossover Xpress, continued live throughout the summer and now into the school year each Friday night. The Crossover XPress program is the main platform for mindset training and aims to empower our student athletes to believe in their capacity for success while teaching coping strategies as they navigate through the dual crises of the COVID pandemic and heightened unrest around racial inequity and police brutality. Goal 2: 85% of all Crossover middle and high school students will be eligible to try out for their school basketball teams. Academic eligibility includes greater than 2.0 GPA and no behavior referrals or school suspensions. Result: For the 2019-20 academic year of the 44 Crossover middle and high school students, all but 2 (95%) were eligible to try out; 9 students did not try out because of other sports involvement, lack of interest or need to increase skill level. Of the 33 students who tried out, 30 students (91%) were accepted onto their school teams. Goal 3: 95% of Crossover students will remain free of the juvenile justice system, known gang involvement, and enrolled in school. Result: 98% of Crossover students (64 of 65) enrolled from August 1, 2019 —June 30, 2020 have remained free of the juvenile justice system, known gang involvement and are enrolled in school during Semester 2 and Q4 of the 2019-20 school year. For the academic year 2020-21, 100% of Crossover students have remained free of the juvenile justice system, known gang involvement and are enrolled in school either in a traditional or virtual school option. 109