The group of 30 youth, with the support of their congregation, served over 200 plates of spaghetti. All the while smiling and serving diners with class and refreshing manners.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Local Youth Group raises money for mission trip
Over the weekend 'the Edge' a local youth group formed by Canyon Baptist Church open to all jr high and high school youth of Copper regardless of religious affiliation, held a spaghetti feed to raise funds for a mission trip they have planned for Spring break.
The group of 30 youth, with the support of their congregation, served over 200 plates of spaghetti. All the while smiling and serving diners with class and refreshing manners.
The group of 30 youth, with the support of their congregation, served over 200 plates of spaghetti. All the while smiling and serving diners with class and refreshing manners.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Rite of Passage 'Rams Club' Community Minded Youth
On Saturday May 28, 2011, while a light sprinkle came down on Copperopolis, the youth from the Rite Of Passage Ram's Club tilled, hoed and cleared the community garden completing the final prep work for new starters that will be planted in the upcoming weeks.
The Rite of Passage school, located in San Andreas, is a school designed to offer programs and opportunities for troubled youth. From grade based curriculum, to counseling, to sports and skill development, the school promotes positive pathways in life.
To become a member of the Rams Club (the Ram is the school mascot), a youth must maintian a C or better GPA, show good behavior for a minimum of four months, show initiative in becoming a positive peer and be willing to participate in many community based events and work groups. Each member is evaluated regularily by teachers and staff for their performance in the above areas and must be voted in by existing members. One young man said, as he dug at a rock that was unwilling to move from the garden, "It is really a privledge to be a Ram."
The Rite of Passage school, located in San Andreas, is a school designed to offer programs and opportunities for troubled youth. From grade based curriculum, to counseling, to sports and skill development, the school promotes positive pathways in life.
To become a member of the Rams Club (the Ram is the school mascot), a youth must maintian a C or better GPA, show good behavior for a minimum of four months, show initiative in becoming a positive peer and be willing to participate in many community based events and work groups. Each member is evaluated regularily by teachers and staff for their performance in the above areas and must be voted in by existing members. One young man said, as he dug at a rock that was unwilling to move from the garden, "It is really a privledge to be a Ram."
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