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Mission- Enter to Learn, Depart to Serve!

Goal- Provide each partcipant with the materials they need to pass the four subject areas of the GED exam as well as preparing them for a path to success of eaither college, workforce or military.

Curriculum Highlights-  The “Road to Success” Youth Program is a FREE Educational and Training program designed for out of school youth ages 16 -24. The goal is to give students an opportunity to otbtain a GED/ High School Diploma which is accepted at all major colleges and military branches, become members of the workforce and improve on their life skills. Participants will receive activity-oriented training on topics that directly relate to the skills required for workplace success and becoming independent.

*NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS!!!  DUE TO COVIID 19 PANDEMIC, WE NOW HAVE SMALLER CLASSROOM SETTING  AVAILABILITY,  CAUSING A SHORT WAITING PERIOD IN ENROLLMENT STARTUP*

            

Enrolling Now-   TABE TESTING DAYS: MONDAYS & FRIDAYS ONLY 9AM-1PM. The enrollement process requires that the student or parent sets an appointment for a prescreen as well as TABE testing which is a survey that entails where the student is academically. The testing takes about an hour. Documents needed for enrollment include an original birth certificate and social secutrity card, drivers license or state identification cards as.  The program pays for GED practice tests, GED exams, framed diplomas, transcripts, and allumni receive additional services as needed.  

Call for more information call our Case Manager/Youth Advocate Taahira Lee @ 386-437-7526 ext 1189 or Program Manager, Brian Willard @386-437-8279 

Location-  206 East Drain Street, Bunnell, FL 32110  @  George Washington Carver Center     

Attendance is Required DAILY

RTS Participants Will Receive:

  • GED Prep and Remediation
  • Job Readiness Training
  • Functional Life Skills
  • Professional Mentoring
  • Job Coaching
  • Graduation photos
  • Incentives
  • Paid internships 

RTS Schedule: Team Teaching

  • Monday – Friday (Excluding Holidays)
  • Class times M-Thurs:

    1st period 10am to 10:45am

    2nd period 11:00am to 11:45am

    3rd period 12:00pm to 12:45pm

    4th period 1:00pm to 1:45pm

  • Additional Tutoring- Scheduled with instructors
  • Fridays- Practice Testing, Online TABE Test, Resume Writing & Job Searching

RTS Curriculum:

  • Orientation-Computer Literacy
  • College admissions & enrollment assistance
  • Job Search-Exploring Careers
  • Community Service
  • Business Perspective
  • Life Coping-Supplemental Topics
  • Paid "Work Experience" 

RTS Workshops:

  • Dress for Success
  • Mock Interviewing
  • Resume Writing
  • First Aid CPR Certification
  • Food Handlers Certification
  • Financial Literacy/Banking
  • Know the Law
  • Military

RTS Fieldtrips:

  • Camp Winona- Ropes Challenges & Team Work
  • Daytona State College Tour/Job Fairs
  • Keiser College Tour
  • Marineland tour & feed dolphins
  • ATC tour
  • International speeway 
  • Museum of Arts and Science

 

*Opportunity to Earn $$$$$$$ While Participating*                  

 *Graduates receive free graduation pictures* Graduation ceremony held yearly as well, where Road to Success students are given the opportunity to walk with FTI graduating class- Held in the Flagler Auditorium

                                  

Program located @ G.W. Carver Community Center

206 E Drain Street, Bunnell, FL 32110

RTS HIGHLIGHTS

Road to Success Youth Program Hits Milestone
The Road to Success (RTS) Youth Program celebrated its 300 th graduate this month. The
program assists 16- to 24-year-olds, who exited from high school, in earning their general
education diplomas (GED). Established in September 2012, the yearlong program is located at
the George Washington Carver Community Center, in Bunnell. The program’s class hours are
from 10:00am-1:00pm and tutoring hours are from 1:00pm to 3:00pm Monday through Friday.
Class sizes are small, and students generally graduate within 3 to 6 months.
“I didn’t think I could get my GED and I kind of gave up until my friend told me about the
program and now it’s opened up so many opportunities. It made me more motivated to do
something with my life,” said Madeline Taylor, a recent RTS graduate.
The main component of the program is to assist students with their academics to gain their
diplomas; however, attention is also given to other areas that are beneficial to the youth: post-
secondary educational opportunities, pre-employment skills, life training skills and paid
internships. Students have opportunities to take a food handlers certification, CPR/First Aid
training, and participate in an 8-week entrepreneur class. A fully accomplished graduate of the
program not only earned their GED, but is also employed and/or enrolled in postsecondary
education and/or the military. 
RTS has established itself as a successful alternative to students who struggled in the traditional
high school setting. The graduation of 300 students demonstrates the success of the federally
funded program, which is supported by the Flagler County School District and the George
Washington Carver Foundation. Additionally, RTS has a contract with CareerSource Flagler
Volusia to provide services to 53 young adults this year.
RTS is currently looking for worksite locations to place youth interns. RTS pays their salary and
workers compensation.  If you have a business and would like to learn more about RTS’ paid
internship program.