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CY Miami: History by the numbers

CY Miami: History by the numbers. City Miami: Year 1 - 82 Corps Members, 14 Staff - 8 Elementary Schools (ES) - Young Heroes City Miami: Year 2 - 82 Corps Members, 14 Staff - 7 ES, 1 Middle School - Young Heroes City Miami: Year 3 - 82 Corps Members, 17 Staff - 7 ES, 1 High School

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CY Miami: History by the numbers

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  1. CY Miami: History by the numbers City Miami: Year 1 - 82 Corps Members, 14 Staff - 8 Elementary Schools (ES) - Young Heroes City Miami: Year 2 - 82 Corps Members, 14 Staff - 7 ES, 1 Middle School - Young Heroes City Miami: Year 3 - 82 Corps Members, 17 Staff - 7 ES, 1 High School - Young Heroes City Year- A Movement

  2. CY Miami FY12 – This is the Moment!!! • City Year Miami Year 4: • - 134 Corps Members • - 12 High Schools • - 2 Middle Schools • - 1 Elementary Schools • Largest growth of a City Year site in City Year’s history • Most substantial district partnership is City Year’s History • Enable City Year to break the 2000 corps member barrier • 1200 MDCPS students receiving tutoring EVERY DAY!! City Year- A Movement

  3. CY Miami FY12 THIS IS THE MOMENT!!! City Year- A Movement

  4. City Year Miami There’s only one piece of the puzzle left… City Year- A Movement

  5. The Last Piece of the Puzzle Is…. YOU! City Year- A Movement

  6. The Journey to City Year…Why I Serve Boston Corps Member 1998 – 1999 Boston Senior Corps member 1999 – 2000 Chicago Program Manager 2004 – 2006 Chicago Program Director 2006 – 2008 Miami Deputy Director 2008 – 2010 Miami Managing Director 2010 - Present City Year- A Movement

  7. The Journey to City Year…Why I Serve “I serve because my great satisfaction is helping others achieve their own potential. I serve because City Year gives me a sense of purpose and provides me an opportunity to a better person” City Year- A Movement

  8. The Journey to City Year…Why I Serve Why do you serve???? City Year- A Movement

  9. The Journey to City Year…Why I Serve • Why did you decide to serve with City Year? • What does service mean to you? • What do you hope to get out of the year? What are some of your goals? City Year- A Movement

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