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We prepare our students to graduate with an increased understanding of the skills necessary to succeed in life.

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Our mentors help 9th – 11th grade students prepare for life after graduation.

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What Our Student's Say:

"This event was more help to inform and give young people the sense to help someone else." -TB

"...they helped me figure out what I can do to strive for success." -TS

"Things will get tough but you should be the future and not let the future be you." -DB

Educator and Other Professionals to Discuss Student Safe Return to School

NEA Vice President to be a Featured Speaker at CLICKS Virtual Teen Town Hall Meeting

Alexandria, VA – August 24, 2021 – As more high school students prepare to return to school, educators are among those interested groups who must grapple with the question: Can students go back to school safely with an ongoing pandemic and new Covid-19 cases on the rise? This major topic will be aired among a US educator, healthcare professionals, a social worker, and students at the CLEO Legally Inspired College Kohorts of Students `{`CLICKS`}` Virtual Teen Town Hall Meeting on August 28, 2021.

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Attention High School Students:

CLICKS is a mentoring program that promotes academic success, college and career readiness, increased knowledge of LAW and SPORTS related professions, and building relationships with positive role models.

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Town Hall Recap

More than 150 high school and middle school students from the Greater Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan area were in attendance for our ``Who’s Got Your Back`` – Justice & Diversity Teen Town Hall that was held at M&T Bank Stadium on Wednesday, April 26, 2017, in Baltimore, Maryland. Check out the photos and video recap!

CLICKS Summer Camp Recap

This past summer’s CLICKS Camp was for the students who participated in the CLICKS mentoring program. This year the students spent some time in Washington, DC and the Appalachian Mountains in western Maryland. For the first few days, campers stayed at Frostburg University in western Maryland and then in Washington, DC for the final few days of camp.