Field Academy

“Description AmountADVERTISING 3,074DUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 365PROGRAM COSTS 27,742MISCELLANEOUS 920CARE & HEALING 100SPECIAL EVENTS COSTS 505INSURANCE 3,343FUNDRAISING 775NETWORKING 458CONFERENCES 2,200BANK SERVICE CHARGES 34ADMIN COSTS 1,173INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 2,187”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearAccounts Payable 0 448”

“Program Achievement 1: This program is for high school students to study environmental issues in the Southwest. It is an overnight multi-week program that is open enrollment for youth from around the country. Students work closely with community partners to learn from locals, staying at homestays, and doing service work to engage with the community. This program served 12 high school students.Program Achievement 2: This program is for high school students from around the United States to study economic issues and Appalchian culture. It is an overnight multi-week program that is open enrollment for youth from around the country to gain exposure to a new part of the country. Students work closely with community partners to learn from locals, traveling through multiple states, Program Achievement 2 continued: and doing service work to engage with the community. This program served 10 high school studentsProgram Achievement 3: This program was an immersive learning experience for high school students in a public charter school in Washington D.C. to travel for 5 days and learn about the east coast. The all female student group studied Culture and Environment by visiting Maryland, Delaware, and Philadelphia. This program was built in collaboration with the high school to align with students academic semester. This program served 15 high school students from Girls Global Academy. Program Achievement 4: This program was a pilot for students who have failed courses to be able to recover credits while engaging in the community. This was a multi-day program, Program Achievement 4 continued: with no overnight component, where students recovered Math and English credit while exploring Denver. This program served 8 high school students over a 6 day program.”