YOUTH AND EDUCATION ACTION TEAM July 2004 Progress Report.

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YOUTH AND EDUCATION ACTION TEAM July 2004 Progress Report

YEAT MISSION STATEMENT TO ENGAGE STOCKTON YOUTH BY BUILDING ON AND FOSTERING THEIR ASSETS

YOUTH AND EDUCATION ACTION TEAM YEAT GOALS  Assist Youth in getting more involved in City activities  Encourage Youth to have a stake in their community  Identify existing activities that engage youth and build on current successes

YEAT IS: A COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP City of Stockton (Fire, Library, Parks & Rec, Police Depts.) City of Stockton (Fire, Library, Parks & Rec, Police Depts.) Students in Prevention Students in Prevention Delta Healthcare Delta Healthcare Boys and Girls Club of Stockton Boys and Girls Club of Stockton Lodi, Stockton & Manteca School Districts Lodi, Stockton & Manteca School Districts YMCA YMCA Lao Khmu Lao Khmu

YEAT ACTIVITIES  Asset Building training – will continue with three scheduled training opportunities for teachers, after-school aides, and any youth advocate.  Citywide Teen Conference – will be planned for April 2005 with job fair, career fair, and health fair as well as motivational speakers and opportunities for teen appreciation.

Leadership Academy  Expanded Curriculum - Teambuilding - Personal Goals / Ethics - Personal Goals / Ethics - Local Resources - Journal keeping - Communication Skills / Public Speaking - Arts & Culture - Volunteerism - Event Planning - Life Skills/ Health & Diet

Teen Opportunities  Academy Projects: Projects identified in areas of teen interest, working in the community and with the community. Visit to State Capitol - TBA State of the City, February 2005 All-City Teen Conference – April 2005