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Out-of-School Youth Ages 17 to 24
Holiday Open House Party
Thursday, December 19, 2019
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Northeastern Illinois University
Center for Inner City Studies, 700 E. Oakwood Blvd – Lower Level
(Near 39th Street and Cottage Grove)
Chicago, IL 60653
RSVP to 773-849-7194 … by Monday, December 16, 2019
Bring out-of-school friends, ages 17 to 24, and receive a special gift if they enroll at ASN Prep Institute
Music, Games, Prizes, Food and Fun, Fun, Fun!
Employers are hiring now for Fall and Winter, including Seasonal Holiday Jobs!
Meet and Greet with Hiring Employers! Dress for an interview and bring several copies of your resume. Friday, October 25, 2019 between 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM @West Loop Branch, Chicago Public Library, 122 N Aberdeen St., Chicago, IL 60607
Congratulations on earning of your high school diploma! It has been a long haul for you, but we at the ASN are sure you will agree that it is all worth it in the end. You face a new chapter in your life now, and we want you to know that our thoughts and best wishes go with you. May you enjoy continued success in the years that lie ahead.
School Graduation Calendar...
You are invited, along with select other Chicago civic and thought leaders, to a symposium on the modern roots of the devastating racial wealth gap of our time.
Scholars have directed growing attention to the wealth gap as a crucial reason for the perpetuation of racial inequity in America. Chicago is among the foremost examples of this gap.
Major call for help and safety for our youth. In the past week, 3 students in 3 community based high schools have been shot and killed. They had been out of school and were doing exactly what they should by re-enrolling back in school and working towards earning their high school diploma.
We support the Governor's and the state legislative leaders' push for more funding to provide education and employment for out of school and jobless youth so they will have the opportunity to become successful adults.