Current P.A.R.K. Students

Former P.A.R.K. Students

The P.A.R.K. Story

We Identify Students At Risk

Most students are “high risk” because they have GPA’s of 2.5 or less before they enter the program.

These individuals have high academic potential, despite their current poor performance in school.

They are often ineligible for school sports and clubs due to their low academic performance.

They typically end up “on the streets” after school and during the summer it they do not enter our program.

Most students have no educational vision of attending college, but will become first generation college students.

Student Economic Statistics

85% of the students we serve are from low income households with majority them being from single parent homes and live in poor or disadvantaged communities. Students who are accepted into the program are not accepted on their economic status, but their academic status.

85% of the students attending P.A.R.K. are eligible for free/reduced lunch; therefore, we have determined that the majority of our students fall in the low-moderate income level

What Does It Take to Make a Difference in a Child’s Life?

P.A.R.K.’s student capacity is 250

P.A.R.K. has an annual budget of $1 million

Sponsorship for one child is $4,000.