Learn what 130,000 kids and teens said about their academics, emotional well-being and readiness for life after high school.
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This diverse group of all-stars have incredible lives and careers, and one thing in common – they all grew up in a Boys & Girls Club.
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Every day, 11.3 million kids and teens leave school with no place to go.
97% of Club teens expect to graduate from high school and 80% had submitted an application to a post-secondary education.
According to BGCA youth outcome data
75% of regularly attending members said they volunteered in their community, Club, school or neighborhood at least once in the past year.
According to BGCA youth outcome data
89% of Club youth said they can stand up for what is right; 91% of Club youth reported that as a leader, they make sure everyone feels important.
According to BGCA youth outcome dataBoys & Girls Clubs of America President and CEO Jim Clark shares the latest data on today’s kids and teens.
Through learning and cultural activities, kids build their respect and understanding for diverse cultures and identities.
Abigail knows how it feels to be a teen outcast in high school, but at her Boys & Girls Club she found the support system she needed to use her voice to spark positivity and inclusion for all.
08/25/2023
Turn down the pressure of the new school year with these tips to support youth in managing stress.
07/17/2023
As Club teen Joecelyn S. says, “Just because you have a disability, it does not make you different from the rest of the world.” Read more about Joecelyn’s efforts to help herself and her peers in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community feel understood and valued.
06/28/2023
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