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Youth V.I.B.E., Inc. and Precision Inc. Summer Camp 2008
Youth V.I.B.E., Inc. and Precision Inc. partnered for our 2nd Annual Summer Camp collaboration, sponsored in part by the Georgia Department of Human Resources, to provide the most outstanding summer program in the country from June 26th-July 4th at Morris Brown College.
Date: June 26th until July 31th 2008
Summer camp continues weekly through July 31st. Transportation is provided, along with daily lunch. We include an academic component in the mornings and the afternoon is spent on music and the arts: jazz music, symphonic music, and dancing.
For additional details, visit www.showtimemag.com or www.precisioncamp.com.
Sponsored in part by the Georgia Department of Human Resources
Youth V.I.B.E. Announces our 2008-2009 Scholarship Award Winners!
Youth V.I.B.E. strives to encourage our youth to continue their education and be proactive with their plans and dreams for a better future. Several applicants were asked to submit an essay addressing their educational and career goals and in the end, two students were awarded $500.00 scholarships. Santories Byrd, a senior at Avondale High School, and Mark'Quest Ajoku, a senior at Cedar Grove High School were selected as this year's Youth V.I.B.E. Scholarship recipients. Youth V.I.B.E. congratulates Santories Byrd & Mark'Quest Ajoku and we wish them well in their endeavors!
Droppin' Knowledge with Chef Marvin Woods
This year, Youth V.I.B.E., sponsored the Droppin' Knowledge with Chef Marvin Woods luncheon at Avondale & Cedar Grove High School. The event was hosted by Turner South's Celebrity Chef Marvin Woods! This day provided entrepreneurship, enrichment and finance education for students and staff. For more information on learning how you can incorporate healthy eating into your busy lifestyle visit www.marvinwoods.net.
Poetry Café at Avondale High School
We are always looking for more opportunities to allow or students to broaden their horizons, stretch their creativity and try something new. This year, Youth V.I.B.E. students held their 2nd annual Poetry Café on April 12th. Students enjoyed dessert and refreshments while sharing their own original poetry during an open mic session. Students who had never read a poem in public did so for the first time and aspiring poets had the opportunity to try something new in open mic competition. The winner of the Youth V.I.B.E., open mic was Chanile Hines from Avondale High School. A special thank you to "She Speaks" for assisting to make this event a huge success.
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