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Raleigh Girls Club

Education & Career Development

                                                        

Power Hour!
Our homework program occurs Monday - Thursday from 2:30-6:00.  Members can receive help with their homework during those hours from staff and volunteers.

                                  

Each member is required to spend at least thirty minutes each day on their homework or reading a book.  At the end of each month, the Raleigh Girls Club has a Power Hour Party.  The Power Hour Party is a reward for members who have earned over 30 points via reading books, completing curriculum work given by staff members, and finishing their homework. 



CentsAbility
A Girl Scouts of America program, is held for Junior members.  The purpose of this project is to implement key concepts and skills related to personal money management. 

As they explore the relationship between lifestyle and occupational choices and imagine themselves as young adults, they learn the all-important balancing act between income and expenses as they create and balance their budgets.

 


I, Too, Have A Dream
An intergenerational poetry program brings together girls and college students from North Carolina State University to write and perform original poetry.

The main goals of the program are to enable girls to learn about and celebrate their culture and to enable girls to think critically about themselves and their environment.  This program has been derived from a program used by other United Way organization in Memphis, Tennessee.

The girls communicate with upperclassmen and graduate students at North Carolina State University via email using gaggle.net, a non-profit email distributor designed for the use of schools and non profit organizations.  After completion of the project, the ladies will have an opportunity to meet with their e-pals and share their poetry with the group.


   
   
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