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Dasie Bridgewater Hope Center TUTUORIAL AND MENTORING ACTIVITIES Grant: $44,963 Funds Used: $39,029 Total Children Served: 63 Cost per child: $713.70 Focus Area: After School and Summer Recreational Activities and Academic Enrichment Taxonomy Number: JR -820.650 -45 -Child Mentoring Programs Program Description: This program is designed to help educate and ensure the safety of youth who normally would have to stay unsupervised in their homes afterschool or throughout the day because their parent(s) are working. Collaboration: In efforts to ensure the safety, well-being and continue to provide services for our families/students during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are partnering with the Early Learning Coalition, Publix, Substance Abuse Council, Community Church, Lowe's, IRC Sheriff's Department, Up With Poverty Food Truck, Treasure Coast Community Health (COVID-19 testing) and IRC Health Department. GOALS/OUTCOMES REPORT Goal 1: Increase academic performance measured by grades on report cards and assessments; 70% of students attending the tutorial program that receive services will perform on grade level or above in Math and English. GOAL MET. Result: 85% (38 of 50) students improved grades/on grade level for the 4th academic quarter. 80% of youth grades were attained from IRC School District's NFocus database to document our students' remaining grades. Goal 2: Students will be mentored, provided supportive relationships and parents will be involved in the academic process; 80% of students will show improvement in confidence, learning ability, and decision making measured by pre/post surveys. Baseline: Students 2019-2020 Pre/Post surveys. GOAL MET. Result: As students are enrolled into our program, youth are given a pre -survey. They are also given a post - survey at end of program (May) to determine progress and/or extended mentoring. Mandatory bi-monthly parent meetings are held to inform parents of their progress and address any concerns they may have. Goal 3: High school students will receive academic support to graduate and gain 21st Century Workforce Skills (creativity, innovation, teamwork and leadership); 70% of high school students will graduate or gain career skills. "This outcome is specifically for high school students" Baseline: Students 2019-2020 report/discipline reports. GOAL MET. Result: All high school youth (9th -12th grade) are engaged and taking college preparation courses (college selection/preparation/financial applications) for college entrance, test preparation (SAT/ACT) and academic readiness (grades) for graduation. Currently, we have one student entering college (Florida A & M University, Tallahassee, FL) majoring in Pharmacy. 110