Education Can Triumph Case Study

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Education Can Triumph is an after school intervention program for the youth of Hillsboro, Ohio. The program aims to offer educational, social, and behavioral services to the k-12 youth of the community. Participants will be encouraged and supported in engaging as active members within their community. Professional and personable staff will work to mentor and guide the youth enrolled in the program. Clear and measurable goals will be set with participants to monitor progress and meet their needs. The goal of ETC. is to meet the needs of the youth and community as a whole.

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