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Educating Our At Risk Youth—It’S More Than Textbooks
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Educating Our At Risk Youth—It’S More Than Textbooks
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Thursday, March 8, 2018, 11:45 AM until 1:15 PM
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The Glenwood at the Woman's Club
3300 Women's Club Drive
Raleigh, NC 27612
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Katie King
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Monthly Lunch Meeting
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Educating our at risk youth—it’s more than textbooks
Education and success are achieved through more than textbooks. It is experience, exposure and exploration, which oftentimes, are opportunities children from lower income families don’t have. Kirby Jones, founder of The Daniel Center for Math and Science will share how their program helps to provide these children with opportunities to help them succeed.
Kirby Jones a social entrepreneur, who in 2010 founded The Daniel Center for Math
and Science, a non-profit organization that seeks to narrow the education gap in math
science, and technology for at-risk and economically disadvantaged children. As its
Executive Director, Kirby has guided The Daniel Center in making a measurable
difference in the academic and social lives of the children his program serves. His
passion for children, and a tremendous desire to see their lives bettered through
education, has been the catalyst for the success of The Daniel Center.
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