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Next generation reach their full potential,” said Bill McSherry, Vice President of StateĬorporate Citizenship at Boeing CommercialĪirplanes. “We feel honored to partner with United Way as they help members of the Will continue to explore ways to increase resources to reach and serve
To expand the program with two additional sites in “Understanding the problems in theĬommunity, identifying a program that achieves solid results, and then taking it to scale.” The partnership announced today will more than double the number of youth to be served. With support from the Seattle-King County Workforce Development Council, YouthSource has shown impressive results in helping at-risk youth return to the classroom to earn their high school equivalency and move on to community college and employment. The Reconnecting Youth Project builds off a very successful King County YouthSource program working in collaboration with Renton School District, Tukwila School District and Renton Technical College to help youth who have dropped out of school. The Reconnecting Youth Project will help 1,000 students complete a GED and go on to college or technical training to prepare for living wage jobs in the community. More than 13,000 young people in King County have stopped their education short of a high school diploma. “Thanks to this partnership, we are able to expand successful work that helps youth and young adults earn the education they need to Thrive, to reach his or her full potential,” said Executive Constantine. That every baby born and every child raised in our Services to multiple locations in King County. More than 1,000 youth and young adults who left school without their high school diplomas will gain a stronger path to education,Ĭommunity thanks to a new partnership between United Way of King County, Theīoeing Company and King County. Reconnecting Youth collaboration will help 1,000 youth earn GEDs and go on to college United Way with Boeing commits $550,000.
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