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Our
STARS
(Skill-building,
Training, Achievement, Results,
and Sufficiency) programs were originally designed to
directly target children and their families in a housing project,
Metropolitan Gardens, in what was America’s poorest zip code in the
middle of downtown Birmingham. STARS now serves the broader
community, offering services that children, youth and adults can use
to supplement their on-going learning needs.
New:
Camp
Noah
Camp Noah is
a weeklong, faith-based day camp offered for elementary-age children
in grades K-6 who have experienced disaster ...
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 TCUM
has eight state-of-the-art computer learning centers called STARS
TECHVillages to offer virtual classroom and computer-based training
modules to the entire community. Children, youths, adults, senior
citizens, and local church members can take advantage of these free
computer-based training classes and internet access ...
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In
addition to the summer camp, we also offered structured after-school
enrichment programs help students complete homework and receive
supplemental education enrichment in three age-appropriate groups. The
Homework Center takes place five days per week during the regular school
year and is staffed with certified teachers to provide academic
leadership and evaluation...
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 Nearly
20 years ago, we started Metro Camp, an intensive summer day camp
created to offer academic, spiritual, emotional, and physical
development during the summer months for more than 200 youths grades
K4 through high school. We measure and evaluate students’
performances ...
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STARS Parenting Support Network
This weekly program for parents is designed to equip adults
with effective parenting skills (appropriate responses to
inappropriate child behavior), and life skills such as stress and
anger management skills, financial management skills, and job
skills. We also stress the importance of developing a social network
to share information and best practices...
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