US Edition[Opinion] Beat the Streets Cleveland renovation to expand mentorship, youth development opportunities in Slavic Village
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Mentorship programs multiply youth resources
An Editorial Opinion of The Luverne Journal Crenshaw County District Judge has implemented several initiatives since taking office. One of those, a truancy program, aims to walk alongside youths who, for a variety of reasons, struggle with school attendance and moves them through a four-step process. The program helps correct truancy and ensure youths enter adulthood with the education vital to their success. On Saturday, March 22, community par…
Beat the Streets Cleveland renovation to expand mentorship, youth development opportunities in Slavic Village
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Since 2016, Beat the Streets Cleveland has used the sport of wrestling as a way to mentor thousands of young people, teaching them about leadership, discipline and integrity. But it hopes to be able to do even more after a $2 million renovation.
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