Project YES (Youth Excellence Services) is a prevention program in Mifflin County, PA offered by TIU Community Education Services. This is a voluntary program that targets at risk middle school students who display success-hindering behaviors.
Appropriate Referrals to Project YES include students who exhibit:
Appropriate Referrals to Project YES include students who exhibit:
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Academic Issues:
Unfinished homework Drop in grades Poor test scores |
Discipline Issues:
Does not follow rules Disrespectful to staff Bullying |
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Attendance Issues:
Frequently absent Consistently tardy |
Transition Issues:
Lacks organization Repeatedly late to class Poor peer interaction |
Project YES works with students, parents, and school staff to establish goals that will address academic, attendance, and behavioral concerns. A variety of activities are offered to assist students in meeting their goals. They include:
The expected outcomes of the program are improved academic performance, attendance, and reduced behavior problems. Progress is monitored and reported to all participating parties on a regular basis. Referrals are accepted from school personnel, agencies, or concerned community members. A thorough assessment, which includes information from the parent, school, and other involved agencies is completed to determine if services are appropriate. Length of service varies based on the individual’s need.
- Home visits
- Study hall and lunch program
- After school activities that focus on social skills, career awareness, nutrition, school pride, and community service
- Individualized incentive program
- Summer program
The expected outcomes of the program are improved academic performance, attendance, and reduced behavior problems. Progress is monitored and reported to all participating parties on a regular basis. Referrals are accepted from school personnel, agencies, or concerned community members. A thorough assessment, which includes information from the parent, school, and other involved agencies is completed to determine if services are appropriate. Length of service varies based on the individual’s need.
For more information or to make a referral, please contact:
Shelby Liebegott, Program Coordinator
[email protected]
Shelby Liebegott, Program Coordinator
[email protected]
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