Genesis Program Inc.

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“The board reviews the conflict of interest policy on an annual basis and signs off that there are no conflicts of interest.”

“All compensation is determined by evaluating market conditions for those individuals demonstrating the experience & skills necessary to perform the job they are to be hired for.”

“All compensation is determined by evaluating market conditions for those individuals demonstrating the experience & skills necessary to perform the job they are to be hired for.”

“The governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“Genesis city genesis academy”

“Genesis city's mission is to effect positive change in our community by empowering disadvantaged youth to acquire the education and work skills they need to become lifelong learners and productive members of their community in this and future generations.”

“Genesis program, inc. Dba genesis city has served to reclaim the promise of maricopa county's most disadvantaged youth since 1991. Since its inception, the community based organization has provided guidance and a new beginning to over 8,0000 youth. The program serves up to 300 youth annually by equipping teenagers and young adults with the tools they need to reach their true potential. Genesis city's vibrant community center taps into a deep reservoir of talented teens and young adults who had given up hope of ever reaching their true potential. The poverty-level 14-24 year olds that genesis city serves are referred by schools, social services agencies, like-minded youth services agencies, the juvenile justice system, maricopa county educational services agency (mcesa), public and private schools, program alumni, the city of phoenix, and friends and family of its youth participants. Program demographics: -99% minority -95% at or below poverty level -15% teenage parents -20% intermittently homeless -30% work and average of 32 hours a week to support their families -50% victims of crime or abuse -68% first generation high school graduates genesis city's youth education services center (gc-yes) consists of a series of dropout recovery and intervention programs for disenfranchised youth who wish to return to the educational pipeline, continue in post- secondary education, and access meaningful careers. Genesis city services include: -job readiness training and job placement -food and clothing assistance -community service and civic engagement opportunities -college and career readiness training and financial aid assistance -high school diploma program for teens and young adults (14-25) -family counseling -fine arts, dance, theatre and music -free summer school credit recovery program -life coaching -social service referrals -technology training -tutoring and skills remediation -genesis city rising star program a rigorous academic program for 14-15 year olds that is designed to bolster basic skills, instill work ethics, and assist teens with how to deal with negative peer pressure and set goals for themselves. -genesis city trailblazer program an intensive post-secondary readiness program that specializes in transitioning first generation high school graduates (ages 16-22) into college, vocational training programs and careers -genesis city trooper program a credit recovery program which provides the opportunity for 5th, 6th , 7th and 8th year seniors to earn credits more rapidly, graduate, and access post-secondary careers and above entry-level jobs. -youth reclamation project a community outreach program whose charge is to locate disenfranchised youth and reconnect them with education and employment opportunities.”

“Genesis city has operated genesis academy, a premier (advanced accredited) alternative charter high school instituted since 1993. Genesis academy's faculty and staff are experts in the specialized field of educating disengaged 14-21 year olds and transitioning them to post-secondary education. Ninety-nine percent of the youth genesis academy serves are struggling with psychosocial barriers to success and the youth it serves include pregnant and parenting teens, teens struggling with substance abuse, adjudicated youth, and victims of neglect or violence. Genesis academy's leadership has been instrumental in forging the path for arizona's dynamic alternative school movement and helped institute the current alternative school academic accountability system that is employed by the arizona department of education. Hundreds of genesis academy alumni, youth who had given up hope of reaching their true potential, have earned diplomas, persevered through college, and attained successful careers. Genesis academy breaks the cycle of poverty in just one generation as sixty six percent of its graduates are the first in their families to earn diplomas and historically, seventy percent of these graduates continue in post-secondary education. Genesis academy's programs include: -rigorous diploma coursework -career networking days and job internships -quality credit recovery programs -civics instruction, character education, and community service -gis training -honors program -individualized instruction -college readiness training and financial aid assistance -free after school tutoring -quality after school programs and extra-curricular activities including music, literature, , theatre, sports and dance -youth entrepreneurs program -worklink school to work program”