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Coach G

About Coach G Academy

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We have a variety of programming options to support you or your child or organization's model. We focus on the WHOLE child model and ground our programming using our 5 Pillars of Success as a guide by seeking to promote and reinforce their: 

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    1. Physical & Mental Health

2. Education

3. Workforce Training

4. Community Service

5. Life Skills

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Self Esteem

Physical and Mental Health 

Physical and Mental health builds self esteem by contributing to a persons overall self image. Youth benefit from physical activity by improving cardio respiratory fitness, building strong bones, strong muscles, and reduce the risk of developing health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. A desired outcome is to promote healthy lifestyles and decrease the statistics of health problems.By providing this programming we seek to engage member in:

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STEP

Woman's Health 

Mind Body and Spirit 

Healthy Habits 

Mindfulness

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Discipline

Education 

Education is not just about reading or writing. It also includes emotional support and self esteem building. Education teaches children discipline and responsibility. Making advantages in life by utilizing knowledge for growth. A desired outcome is 100 percent college acceptance. In order to do so we seek yo instill:

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Study Hall

2.0 GPA Requirements

College Tours 

Academic Planning and workshops

Time Management

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Solidarity

Workforce Training

Workforce Training is necessary to  based on a common interest, standards, and objectives. The combined action of stepping specifically in a group allows for each individual to collaborate. iInterpersonal skills, problem-solving, and good behavior as well as become a team player. A desired outcome is to finish the program career ready. In doing so we seek to enhance:

 

Develop Interpersonal skills 

Entrepreneurship Panels

Career Surveys 

Youth Works Partnership

Career Based Mentors 

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Step Is Life

Community Service

Service learning and community service provides youth with opportunities to develop civic engagement skills. By working with community members, students can enhance their leadership, group and organizational skills. Develop the importance of working in diverse communities. A desired outcome is 150 hours of community service/service learning hours. While participating in community service we seek to also promote:

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Enhance Communication and Advocacy

Constructive Peer Interactions

Sisterhood/Brotherhood

Team Work 

40 hours a year in Service opportunities 

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Life Skills 

The development of life skills helps youth to find new ways of thinking and problem solving. They are also able to recognize the impact of their actions. Learning life skills allows versatility, responsibility and builds confidence. A desired outcome is to produce productive citizens. In order to do so we seek to inform members of:

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Etiquette 

Conflict Resolution  

Financial Literacy 

Healthy Relationships

Restorative Circles

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Testimonial

"Step helped me by introducing me to a group of lifetime friends. Step has also challenged my social skills I have learned how to work in a group. Creatively, step has encouraged me to step outside of my comfort zone. I express myself creatively with my entire body which gives me confidence to express myself in real life situations. I am able to use skills I have used gained through step in real life."

Amanda Leanard
Industrial Engineer Major 
Morgan State University 

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