Learning, Enrichment & Academic Resources Network |
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| LEARN 13006 E. Philadelphia Street Suite 508 Whittier, CA 90601 phone: 562.945.0150 fax: 562.945.0191 info@learnla.org |
| Mission of GEAR UP The GEAR UP program (GAINING EARLY AWARENESS and READINESS for UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS) is designed to increase the number of low-income students who are prepared to enter and succeed in postsecondary education. GEAR UP is a six-year partnership grant that will provide services at selected high-poverty middle and high schools. GEAR UP serves an entire cohort of students beginning sixth grade and will follow the cohort through high school. For a list of services, click here. |
| Project GEAR UP |
| Project ASPIRE |
| Project KidsPlay |
Currently, competition is occurring in basketball (grades 5-8th). For more information on KidsPlay, click here. |
| Project PREP |
| Mission of KidsPlay KidsPlay aims to provide opportunities for youth to learn proper athletic skills in a fun and safe learning environment. |
| Mission of ASPIRE The ASPIRE program (After School Programs In Recreation & Enrichment) strives to provide a safe and nurturing environment of academics, recreation and enrichment where students are active learners. L.E.A.R.N.’s ASPIRE program works to provide quality after school programming in partner school within the El Monte City School District with funding provided by the California Department of Education’s ASES (After School Education & Safety) grant. For more information on the ASPIRE program, including a complete list of schools, click here. |
| Mission of PREP PREP is a program designated to support after-school programming at the high school level. The program will collaborate with current organizations as well as craft new clubs based on student interest. Academic and enrichment activities will be the main focus of this program, as it will be used to increase our participants' interest in seeking a higher education. For more information on the PREP program, click here. |
