PROGRAM PARTNERS

A unique and impressive network of community partners have committed to the students’ total development over the next seven years. Each organization will offer their specialty as part of the training curriculum.

The Assistant Superintendent of Middle Schools is on the 100 KINGS program development team.

Metro Nashville Middle School principals will select, support and/or replace program participants.

Belmont University will host year-round training sessions, conduct program analysis and reporting and help increase the students’ expectation for attending college.

The 100 will provide life-skills training, career mentoring, academic tutoring, and scholarship support.

The Learning Lab, an academic remediation company, will provide academic enrichment training.

Cheekwood Art Museum and the Nashville Symphony will help students expand their worldview through Arts exploration.

Hands On Nashville will teach students to implement the community service planning process.

The Frist Center for the Visual Arts will present the young men with an art education curriculum and hands on activities.

The Downtown Public Library will teach the students how to use and appreciate the library and computers.

Senior Citizens, Inc. will match each boy with a foster grandparent and monitor their relationship.

The Baird Company will provide financial literacy training to the students’ parents.

Kids On the Block will provide parenting skills training to the students’ parents.

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