From left to right – Lisanyis Gonzalez, Laisha Mendez, Rosa Rodriguez, Eveline Silva (front), Nayely Furcal and Walter Jimenez.
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Students Representing Hope Life Skills at the 2018 National Youth Leadership Forum on Law and CSI in Washington, D.C. starting on July 22nd.
Students Representing Hope Life Skills at the 2018 National Youth Leadership Forum on Law and CSI in Washington, D.C. starting on July 22nd.
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As an educator and businessman who has spent 23+ years implementing life skills education in Providence public schools, I believe every student possesses untapped intelligence that, when paired with the right skills and mindset, enables them to navigate challenges, create opportunities, and build futures that once seemed out of reach.
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Future-focused Central High students connect with RWU leaders to explore technology, careers, and the power of networking.
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