The kids who take part in Boulder County’s I Have a Dream Foundation after school program have fun, but they get their homework done, too
BOULDER, Colo. – The kids who take part in Boulder County’s I Have a Dream Foundation after-school program will tell you they always have a lot of fun. Many of them, like 8th grader Lupita, will also tell you they get their homework done too.
Not only has the program helped Lupita with her homework, but it has also connected her with mentor Mollie McGill. The two have bonded over homework and more. The goal of the I Have a Dream Foundation’s mentor program is to help kids see their full potential and understand that their dreams can be achieved. To do that, they start working with cohorts of students when they’re in elementary school.
It’s helping students like Lupita discover their own adventures that program director Natalia Luna says Mollie excels at.
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