Programs for Students
916 Ink, Young Writers
916 Ink is Sacramento’s arts-based creative writing nonprofit that provides workshops for Sacramento area youth, grades 3-12, in order to transform them into confident writers and published authors. Our workshops increase literacy skills, improve vocabulary, teach empathy, positively impact social and emotional learning, and expand communication skills.
When: Thursdays (Sept 17th- Dec 10th)
Who: 3rd & 4th Grade Students
Time: 2:15pm- 3:45pm
Where: Zoom (Registration required. See teacher for application)
eVibe, Too Good For Violence Program
Too Good for Violence teaches children violence prevention skills that foster positive attitudes and behaviors to help them differentiate between feelings and actions, encourage respect between peers and celebrate diversity as individuals and groups.
Elementary School Curriculum: Teaches students to differentiate between their feelings and actions to interact in a positive manner to promote inclusiveness.
When: Wednesdays (Sept 30th -Dec 16th)
Who: 3rd Grade Students (Ms. Eldred's Class for Fall)
Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm
Where: Zoom (contact School Social Worker, Dezarae Johnson via email at Dezarae-Johnson@scusd.edu or (916) 826-3591)
MESA: Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement
MESA’s college prep program sparks early interest in STEM by bridging classroom concepts to real-world practice, and inspires youth on their STEM journey to higher education and their future success.
When: Wednesdays (Oct 7th-TBD)
Who: 6th Grade Students
Time: 3:15pm-4:30pm
Location: Zoom (Registration required. More details to come)
Snap The Gap (STG)
Program continued virtually for students who were enrolled, but impacted due to COVID-19. More details coming.
Healing Centered Engagement - CARMA Principles
Healing Centered Engagement is an asset-based and culturally rooted approach to healing and well-being for young people of color and allies alike. based on the principles of culture, agency, relationships, meaning, and aspirations (referred as the CARMA principles).
When: Throughout the schoolyear
Who: Targeting grades 4-6
Time: Thursdays 2:15pm-3:45pm
Location: Student Support Center, room 12