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Amer-I-Can Goes to College (TSU)

This is an incredible opportunity to affect change at the university level; Texas Southern will be a model program.


Amer-I-Can Graduates of the BCA/YouthBuild

“I’ve taught the Amer-I-Can Life Management Skills curriculum for over 15 years and this graduating class is the ultimate validation

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Big George Hughley

In the span of a life cut short by a fatal motor cycle accident, ‘Big George’ Hughley left indelible footprints ...

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Amer-I-Can Breaks Ground in Tennessee

Amer-I-Can got a taste of Southern hospitality during Jim Brown’s four-day visit to the ‘Volunteer’ state.

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    Executive Director
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  Thursday, August 7, 2008 The Amer-I-Can Foundation  
Connecticut

News Articles

Click on the links below to read about how the Amer-I-Can Program is impacting Connecticut.

March, 2007 Update

Jim Brown in Connecticut


Chart A
Chart A
State Data: GPA

The state legislature funded the Amer-I-Can Program at six high schools in six cities in Connecticut.  Between 1998-2002, the average GPA of the 1,122 students that completed the program was 1.53 before the training compared to 1.81 at the end of the training, representing an 18% increase.

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Chart B
Chart B
State Data: Absences

During the same time period, school absences were reduced from 14,412 before the training to 10,504 at the end of the training period.  The 3,908 fewer absences represent a 27% decrease.

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Chart C
Chart C
State Data: Disciplinary Incidents

 
During the same time period, a total of 6,606 disciplinary incidents at the schools were reported prior to the training compared to 1,775 at the end of the training period.  The 4,831 fewer disciplinary incidents represent a
73% decrease.

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