Through this program the students, including students at-risk from Matapeake and Stevensville Middle Schools, will receive out of school time services between the hours of 3-5 p.m., thus allowing students to participate in productive activities during traditionally hazardous times for at risk students. Additionally, at risk students will be receiving benefits from the program that will help them become more attached to school and less prone to negative behaviors and more prone to positive outcomes. For FY2016, after school programming includes students at-risk from Centreville and Stevensville middle schools, 3 days per week for two sessions.

What/How Much We Do - targets are at the half-way mark, and we anticipate that we will reach our goals by end of FY2016.

How Well We Do It - The YPQA program self assessments will be completed by end of the fiscal year.

Students at two County middle schools who are at risk of school failure due to academic and behavioral concerns

School Success impacts youth development, school completion, personal well-being and transition to the workforce.