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Wyman’s Teen Connection Project (TCP) selected as 2021 What’s Right With the Region honoree

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Our 2021 Annual Report is available online now! The Annual Report highlights Wyman’s work in 2021: the teens we served, the incredible community of support that surrounded our young people, and the powerful outcomes they are achieving in life, leadership, and education. The investments made by our community have fostered relationships, connections, and belonging that create the foundation for success. Check it out at https://wymancenter.org/about-wyman/virtual-annual-report/
Our 2021 Annual Report is available online now! The Annual Report highlights Wyman’s work in 2021: the teens we served, the incredible community of support that surrounded our young people, and the powerful outcomes they are achieving in life, leadership, and education. The investments made by our community have fostered relationships, connections, and belonging that create the foundation for success. Check it out at https://wymancenter.org/about-wyman/virtual-annual-report/
Kitchen House Coffee believes that #WYMANTeensWill someday lead our region and beyond - and that's why they continue to partner with Wyman. Thank you, Kitchen House Coffee for all the ways you support Wyman and our community!
Kitchen House Coffee believes that #WYMANTeensWill someday lead our region and beyond - and that's why they continue to partner with Wyman. Thank you, Kitchen House Coffee for all the ways you support Wyman and our community!
What do TCP teens say about their experience? Learn more about Wyman's Teen Connection Project: wymancenter.org/tcp #TCPTeens #whywyman
What do TCP teens say about their experience? Learn more about Wyman's Teen Connection Project: wymancenter.org/tcp #TCPTeens #whywyman
Wyman's Youth Leadership Council spent some time earlier this month learning about Civic Engagement and Governmental Affairs. The YLC was joined by Preston Hardge, Special Advisor, Office of Entrepreneurial Development U.S. Small Business Administration, and The Honorable Justice Mary Russell from the Missouri State Supreme Court. Preston spoke about civic engagement at the federal level and Justice Russell shared the role of the Judicial Branch at the state level. The YLC were excited to learn about ways to engage with legislators both at the federal and local levels and enjoyed getting to know both guests. YLC members shared that they were impressed by how assessable legislators are and how empowering it felt to have the two honored guests join them for a day of learning. #youthvoice #youthleadership #wymanteenswill
Wyman's Youth Leadership Council spent some time earlier this month learning about Civic Engagement and Governmental Affairs. The YLC was joined by Preston Hardge, Special Advisor, Office of Entrepreneurial Development U.S. Small Business Administration, and The Honorable Justice Mary Russell from the Missouri State Supreme Court. Preston spoke about civic engagement at the federal level and Justice Russell shared the role of the Judicial Branch at the state level. The YLC were excited to learn about ways to engage with legislators both at the federal and local levels and enjoyed getting to know both guests. YLC members shared that they were impressed by how assessable legislators are and how empowering it felt to have the two honored guests join them for a day of learning. #youthvoice #youthleadership #wymanteenswill
Meet Anthony, a current Wyman Leader and former TOP teen! #WYMANTeensWill…change the world #WYMANStaffWill…connect more with students “I would describe Wyman as a place teens can connect with other teens. A place where I get to do community service and learn about myself.” “The support I receive from Wyman – the coaches, the camp counselors, everybody – makes me feel really connected.”
Meet Anthony, a current Wyman Leader and former TOP teen! #WYMANTeensWill…change the world #WYMANStaffWill…connect more with students “I would describe Wyman as a place teens can connect with other teens. A place where I get to do community service and learn about myself.” “The support I receive from Wyman – the coaches, the camp counselors, everybody – makes me feel really connected.”
As the new school year begins, our Teen Outreach Program (TOP) teams are excited to welcome back students! TOP is currently being facilitated in the Ferguson-Florissant and University City School Districts. There are currently 630 students being served across both districts. TOP teens have spent the first few weeks of school learning about TOP, creating group guidelines, connecting with peers through teambuilding activities, working on their problem-solving skills, and participating in community service learning by creating anti-bullying buttons, safe zones posters, and dog and cat toys for an animal shelter. We can't wait to see what the school year has in store for these teens! #teenoutreachprogram #welcomeback #communityservicelearning
As the new school year begins, our Teen Outreach Program (TOP) teams are excited to welcome back students! TOP is currently being facilitated in the Ferguson-Florissant and University City School Districts. There are currently 630 students being served across both districts. TOP teens have spent the first few weeks of school learning about TOP, creating group guidelines, connecting with peers through teambuilding activities, working on their problem-solving skills, and participating in community service learning by creating anti-bullying buttons, safe zones posters, and dog and cat toys for an animal shelter. We can't wait to see what the school year has in store for these teens! #teenoutreachprogram #welcomeback #communityservicelearning
Here’s a sneak peak at new photos of some of the Wyman family! Stay tuned to learn more about these incredible teens, alumni, and staff. #WYMANTeensWill #WymanStaffWill
Here’s a sneak peak at new photos of some of the Wyman family! Stay tuned to learn more about these incredible teens, alumni, and staff. #WYMANTeensWill #WymanStaffWill
A new school year brings new programming! This year, we are excited to begin offering the Teen Connection Project (TCP) to students at University City High School. Currently, 54 students across 9th-12th grades are participating in TCP. Students have spent the first few weeks of school participating in teambuilding activities and creating group guidelines to support a culture of safety and openness. We're excited to see the connections the students create and the skills they build over the course of this semester! #teenconnectionproject #SEL #welcomeback
A new school year brings new programming! This year, we are excited to begin offering the Teen Connection Project (TCP) to students at University City High School. Currently, 54 students across 9th-12th grades are participating in TCP. Students have spent the first few weeks of school participating in teambuilding activities and creating group guidelines to support a culture of safety and openness. We're excited to see the connections the students create and the skills they build over the course of this semester! #teenconnectionproject #SEL #welcomeback
Check out this conversation #Wyman President Claire Wyneken had with Youth Catalytics, where she talks about today’s young people and how we are partnering with them to ensure our work is innovative and impactful. https://youthcatalytics.org/news/youth-are-partners-and-co-creators-our-conversation-with-claire-wyneken
Check out this conversation #Wyman President Claire Wyneken had with Youth Catalytics, where she talks about today’s young people and how we are partnering with them to ensure our work is innovative and impactful. https://youthcatalytics.org/news/youth-are-partners-and-co-creators-our-conversation-with-claire-wyneken
Earlier this week, @wymanleaders hosted their annual Homecoming out at Camp Wyman. Wyman Leaders’ Homecoming brings together both current students and alumni - this year students from the Classes of 2019 – 2026 all made an appearance and reconnected with one another. Parents were also invited to this event and attended a college awareness and planning session and learned more about what Wyman Leaders has in store for their teens. Stay tuned for more from Wyman Leaders as teens return to school and continue planning for their futures!
Earlier this week, @wymanleaders hosted their annual Homecoming out at Camp Wyman. Wyman Leaders’ Homecoming brings together both current students and alumni - this year students from the Classes of 2019 – 2026 all made an appearance and reconnected with one another. Parents were also invited to this event and attended a college awareness and planning session and learned more about what Wyman Leaders has in store for their teens. Stay tuned for more from Wyman Leaders as teens return to school and continue planning for their futures!

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