St. Petersburg FL

Center for Community and Economic Justice
2730 Central Avenue
St. Petersburg, FL 33712

Executive Director: Edward Leftwich

Program Director: Dr. Yvonne Scruggs-Leftwich

 

 

The Quantum replication in St. Petersburg is working with both Gibbs High School and St. Petersburg High School to provide services to 30 youth. With youth most at risk of being involved in problem behaviors during the after-school hours, the youth of St. Petersburg are particularly at risk, because school begins early and concludes at 1:00 PM, giving the youth an extra two hours of high risk time.

The most diverse of all current Eisenhower Foundation supported Quantum programs, the Associates of the program are being exposed to many opportunities from which youth of low income communities are often excluded, such as the Dali Museum.

Academic remediation and enrichment continues through the summer, with the use of the eXtralearning system.

Quantum Students Ace Dr. Mac Williams Awards

St. Petersburg Quantum Honors

For the second year, 11 students of the Quantum program maintained a GPA of more than 3.0. Click here to read the Weekly Challenger story.

 

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St. Petersburg intervention program for teens gets a cash infusion.

Click here to read what Joanna Blaz of the St. Petersburg Times says about the Quantum Program.

 

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Click here to read what the Weekly Challenger says about the success of the St. Petersburg Quantum Associates.

 

Quantum Opportunities Celebrates One Year of Students' Successes

St. Petersburg Quantum

Click here to read what The Power Broker says about the successes of the Quantum Opportunities Program in St. Petersburg

Quantum Students Start Anti-bullying Project

Quantum Associates

Click here to read what the Florida Courier says about the Quantum honors students and the anti-bullying project.

Quantum Students Ace Dr. Mac Williams Awards

St. Petersburg Quantum Honors

For the second year, 11 students of the Quantum program maintained a GPA of more than 3.0. Click here to read the Weekly Challenger story.