OUR STORY
Our founder created Reach For Tomorrow (RFT) after countless interviews with 11th and 12th graders over 20 years who wanted to enter the United States Air Force Academy. Too often these students waited until 11th grade before applying themselves in the classroom as well as in their community.
The central core of RFT is to expose 7th-10th graders to the "why" of creating a resume as they start their high school careers which includes strong academic achievement. This strategy enables students to meet the statement: "You can't do it until you've done it", with a variety of hands-on experiences justifying their time in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in the community.
The central core of RFT is to expose 7th-10th graders to the "why" of creating a resume as they start their high school careers which includes strong academic achievement. This strategy enables students to meet the statement: "You can't do it until you've done it", with a variety of hands-on experiences justifying their time in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in the community.
OUR DREAM
Our dream is twofold:
- To improve the 3 A's of education- Attitude, Attendance, and Achievement- in rising high school youth in order to increase the size of the qualified applicant pool for college and jobs and to become good American citizens.
- To collaborate as a partner with existing youth oriented organizations including schools, nonprofits, and community groups by adding value to their existing programs.
OUR TEAM
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Management: Reach for Tomorrow is currently managed by the Chairman of the Board and Founder, supplemented by the Board of Directors.
Board of Directors: The Board of Directors is comprised of individuals responsible for fiscal and administrative management, guided by an Advisory Board of business and government leaders. Advisory Board: The function of the Advisory Board is to expose business, military, and political leaders to Reach for Tomorrow and the respective benefits to every community. |
