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“The openness and ‘be-the-change’ energy created at Challenge Day is
awesome. This reunion gives students the encouragement and support to continue
their commitment to be the change they want to see in their schools,” said
Monroe Youth Challenge Program (MYCP) Director Sunny Booker. MYCP, a grass-roots,
non-profit organization under the Monroe County Education Foundation, is the
event host.
At the Challenge Day Reunion activities similar to those used at Challenge
Day are to be employed for ice-breakers and team building. From this four-hour
session students anticipate planning for and training to be peer facilitators
for MYCP’s 8th Grade Transition Programs. The transition programs are set for
the Spring to benefit 8th grade classes merging into the district’s high
schools.
Because space is limited, and a background check is required, reservations
are necessary. If you have volunteered at a recent Challenge Day your background
check should still be be valid. Please contact Michele Sutter in the Upper Keys
at (305) 852-1664, Natalie Gimer in the Middle Keys at (305) 289-2206, or Mindy
Vinson in Key West at (305) 293-1549 ext. 422.
Monroe Youth Challenge Program is a project of the Monroe County Education
Foundation to foster acceptance, respect, and success in the youth of Monroe
County. For more information about this project or any other MYCP-sponsored
program call MYCP Director Sunny Booker at (305) 293-1400 ext. 53319
www.monroe.k12.fl.us/mycp. For more information about Challenge Day visit
www.ChallengeDay.org .
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