Programs
Program Highlight: Team-Based Leadership
With student participation growing rapidly at our chapter, we made a strategic decision to launch a team-based leadership model designed to enhance peer mediation, teamwork, and student-led decision-making.
Why Cleveland Is Special
Traci L. Jadlos (Executive Director, ASAS Cleveland) has more than 20 years of experience in youth development, community mobilization, and nonprofit leadership. We recently sat down with her to talk about what makes the Cleveland chapter so special.
Our Program Sites
All-Star students participate in classes and activities that develop their skills, motivate their desire for mastery, and increase their levels of engagement. Research shows that a combination of academics, enrichment activities, and healthy lifestyles improve student achievement.
Every site provides academic support and tutoring, hands-on learning activities that reinforce school lessons, fitness and sports activities, and enrichment activities like art, music, dance, cooking, gardening, SEL, mentoring, and environmental justice.
Our current sites include Charles Dickens School, Clark School, Woodhill Center East (CMHA: Community Site), Collinwood High School, Collinwood Recreation Center, East Clark School, East Technical High School, Fairfax Recreation Center, Glenville Community Center, Horizon Science Academy Cleveland High School, John Hay High School, Lake Erie International High School, Luis Muñoz Marín School, Marion-Sterling Elementary School, Memorial School, Northwest School of the Arts, Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center, Tremont Montessori School, Waverly Elementary School, William Rainey Harper, and Zelma George Recreation Center.
To learn more about our programs or the sites we serve across Cleveland, please call 419-481-5778.