Welcoming to Project Reclaim and Our Summer Staff!

ByKim Smith

Summer is upon us, and that means that I’m out of the classroom and into summer programming mode!

This year Project Respect is partnering with Project Reclaim for our summer programming. We’ll be posting more details about Project Reclaim soon, but for now I would just like to welcome Addie Elliott and Graham Olsen as our Youth Summer Staff, and Beangka Elliott – one of Project Respect’s Education Auxiliary – as the coordinator of her Project Reclaim. You remember Addie as one of our Summer Staff from last year!

Stay tuned for Beangka, Graham, and Addie to post a little bit more about them, and about what we’ll be up to this summer. I’m so excited to be out of the office, out of the classroom, and on the land with this wonderful crew!

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