At Risk Kids – Middle & High School Kids
Now see Alex as an example for all because he told us about it when FVYD FIXED THE PROBLEM FOR HIM (almost 4 times in 4th grade).
If FVYD has not been there for them by NOW in middle school with these 3rd-grade readers in 6th grade, these KIDS ARE ALREADY AT RISK.
Ask their Teachers just how troublesome in class they are because who knew this is what they are still seeing (one word at a time) & now with persistent troublesome behaviors for teachers and parents, too. Their parents may have these same issues at home as conditioned traits more data will tell.
Without this short inclusion of the FVYD program BY middle school there is no HOPE & school life gets worse with peer gossip and bullying growing. FVYD’s short-program helps when all is RECOVERED. In just these few months now hope-filled students can see positive changes in their education future. Life in the classroom changes.
Now let’s meet the KIDS AT RISK
Who are they now – 11-14 years old, one year older, now in middle school, and still reading text one word at a time and/or at a 3rd-grade level. THEY WILL no longer read out loud when called upon by the teachers. Anger toward teachers & peers grows (or they hide in the back 2 rows and or stay home contributing to the larger % of absenteeism). Until they drop-out by 10-grade in High School.
Kids at Risk
Financial gifts are necessary to sponsor your school. For FVYD to do its first program work in each region, it needs to fix this in each school. We contract with schools, but we must pay all expenses and work on one grade only (middle schools that are often 7th or 8th grade).
Now middle school kids (6-8th grades & ages 11-15), with some students now who have also stayed back a grade or two, this is still what they see. Now with a 6th-grade vocabulary until they graduate high school or not!
NOTE: Many of these at-risk students are well practiced in acting out and have been chronically seeking help since 3rd grade because they truly wanted to learn! When you with FVYD empower these SMART, hard-working kids, you can actually “see” them come back to life to recover their reading skills in this simple, remarkable, short-inclusion FVYD program: these bored kids truly THRIVE! That alternative now requires teachers & parents to take on their youth’s daily struggles in schools at home and try just to keep them safe. This is ALL unnecessary when we have an FVYD short inclusion program solution.
It doesn’t have to be this way just
Open the school’s doors and invite this FVYD program inside, and let’s together bring it directly to your struggling and at-risk middle school students, 8th graders, or adults. Or get ready for a horrid ride with our at-risk students by middle school who become drop-outs by high school…or worse.
How do we know this, Michael told us. He was 16 years old then, and he was lucky! He lived through the experience with a bit of help from a friend — FVYD
Each youth is a valuable asset to every school for their unique character & for every one of their teachers & also their parents now who also struggle to keep our kids safe. Parents must now become safety officers, so turn your hats around and get ready!