DEVELOPING LEADERS TODAY...
...AND INTO THE FUTURE
Students involved in high school-based activities are less likely to drop out than the general student body. Those who participate in activity programs are less likely to have discipline referrals than the general student population. Students involved in activities average fewer absences per year than the general student body. Activity participants go to achieve higher grades in college than those who did not participate. School activities help with skills such as cooperation, teamwork, citizenship, motivation and self discipline as part of the overall learning experience. 95% of Fortune 500 CEOs have one thing in common: participation in extracurricular activities while in high school. Participation in extracurricular activities provides all students a measurable and meaningful gain in college admission test scores.
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