named programs · 1 · from sources
What they call their work
R&R Media After School Program
Partnership offering high school students college-level courses for credit, career exploration, and mentoring from broadcast industry professionals
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What they do
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High School Dual Enrollment Programs 1 activity
- Educational support for K–12 students in the BronxProvides college courses and college credit opportunities to New York City public high school students, teaches college-level curriculum to high school students and social-emotional learning curriculum to middle school students, and supports youth development in the Bronx. Programs are designed to educate the whole child and prepare students for higher education.
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Teacher Professional Development 1 activity
- Professional development for educators and school staffProvides professional development activities for principals, educators, instructors, and coaches to improve instructional quality and enhance student learning outcomes.
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 1 activity
- Youth sports programs for student-athletesOrganizes student-athletes to compete in local, regional, and national sporting events to foster discipline, confidence, drive, and ambition as part of holistic youth development.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2023
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Total revenue$82K
Contributions & grants$82K100%
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Total expenses$82K
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Total assets$2K
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Net assets$2K
1 years on record · 2023–2023
relationships · 4
Who they work with
- Colin Powell Coalition — Quotes Colin Powell's philosophy on success to inform organizational values and youth empowerment approach.
- NYC Public High School Partner — Partner organization providing student access for college readiness programming.
- R&R Media Services Partner — Collaborates to deliver a college curriculum and career exploration program for high school students in the Bronx.
- RR Media Services LLC Partner — Collaborating on the Spring 2025 program
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
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- Early College Pathway Model 19 orgsmethodology: early college pathwayBy offering college-level courses to high school students, we enable a smoother transition to higher education because early exposure to rigorous academics builds confidence, familiarity, and academic momentum.shared approach: College-Preparatory Foundation →
- Academic Reinforcement Through Athletic Contextmethodology: athletics-academics connectivityBy teaching students to connect athletic experiences to core academic subjects like STEM and language arts, we deepen learning because real-world, embodied experiences make abstract concepts more meaningful and memorable.
- Belonging-Centered Program Designmethodology: belonging-based programmingBy grounding programming in a sense of belonging, particularly within the context of the Bronx, we advance social-emotional learning because students thrive academically and personally when they feel seen, valued, and connected to their community.
- Integrated Academic-Athletic Developmentmethodology: academic-athletic integrationBy using competitive academic and athletic experiences together, we develop discipline, confidence, and communication skills because structured challenges in diverse domains reinforce transferable life skills and promote holistic achievement.
- Youth Development Through Resilience and Experiential Learningmethodology: developmental-youth-empowermentBy framing preparation, hard work, and learning from failure as core components of youth development, we foster long-term success because overcoming challenges builds resilience and agency in young people.