We are excited to spotlight SR1 Scientific Research, a non-profit organization based in Jackson, Mississippi, as Mississippi’s 2024 Engage Every Student Champion. SR1 was recognized for its outstanding commitment to providing high-quality out-of-school time (OST) programs for students in the Jackson area.
SR1 offers a variety of programs that focus on STEM, literacy, healthy lifestyles, and outdoor activities. Their programs are designed to engage students of all ages and backgrounds, and they have a strong track record of success in helping students develop their academic and social skills.
Here are some of the highlights of SR1’s programs:
- SR1 Academy: This program provides students with hands-on science and engineering experiences.
- SR1 Reads: This program helps students develop their reading and writing skills.
- SR1 Healthy Living: This program teaches students about healthy eating and exercise.
- SR1 Outdoor Adventures: This program provides students with opportunities to explore the outdoors and learn about nature.
SR1’s programs have a positive impact on students’ lives. Students who participate in SR1 programs are more likely to:
- Do well in school
- Graduate from high school
- Go on to college
In addition to its academic benefits, SR1 also provides students with opportunities to develop their social skills and learn about leadership. SR1 students are encouraged to be creative, innovative, and problem-solvers.
SR1’s success is a testament to the power of OST programs to make a difference in the lives of students. We are proud to highlight SR1 as a model for other OST programs in Mississippi.
How to Apply for the Engage Every Student Recognition Program
If you are an OST program in Mississippi, you are eligible to apply for the Engage Every Student Recognition Program. The deadline is January 31, 2025.
We encourage all OST programs in Mississippi to apply for the Engage Every Student Recognition Program. By applying, you can help to raise awareness of the importance of OST programs and showcase the great work that you are doing to support students.
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