Achiever in Training Project

What We Can Provide to Creatively Solve Problems

Achiever in Training Program is an innovative 50-week community curriculum tool that includes:

1) A unique and results-oriented after-school tutorial on Science, Math, Artifacts of Culture, Reading and Test
Taking (S.M.A.R.T). This creative program provides life skill training for at-risk preschoolers up to 3rd grade
students. The curriculum is matched against each child's local NCLB standards.

2) SMART Gear is unique high quality clothing and accessories that promote positive self-esteem, academic
success and love. It reinforces the journey that will ultimately lead to a very intelligent kid.

3) A POWERFUL pre-school academic program designed to promote higher education goals for at-risk
children combined with an effective community fund-raising project. Combination of S.M.A.R.T curriculum,
community sponsorship and S.M.A.R.T Gear are win-win projects for all involved!

Our creative team can design a customized project to fit your specific needs! Ask us about:

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Customer testimonials, success stories:
Cynthia Little, Director of Peter Pan Preschool in Pompano Beach, Florida
"We are trying to break the trend of having a run of the mill school t-shirt sale. We are doing a fundraiser with a
purpose. Selling the educational unity gear is a fundraising project on one hand, but it’s other purpose will be
accomplished at the same time. Yes, at the end of the project we can buy more school supplies, but at the
same time we are doing something positive for the emotional and inspirational needs of our children and
their families." She holds up one of the tiny t-shirts and accompanying books as she explains, "These items
are something that the kids can look back on as they look forward to one day going to college. They will know
that there is hope. "

FOCUS ON ACHIEVEMENT: Is A Black Child an Asset with a Value?

MONTH- TOPIC
#1-        SAT Gaps
#2-        AP Exam Gap
#3-        Family Risk Factor Gaps
#4-        Computer Usage Gaps
#5-        Parent School Participation Gaps
#6-        Reading at home Gaps
#7-        Taking Advanced Level Classes Gap
#8-        Household Income Gaps
#9-        Homeownership Gaps
#10-      Voter Participation Gaps
#11-      Unemployment Gaps
#12-      Brand Name Shopping Gaps