Middle School Youth Programs
Strengthening self-awareness, social & emotional wellness, & meaningful citizenship.
Our Events for Middle Schoolers provide them with opportunities to find constructive ways to use their time in safe environments that support positive interactions with peers and caring adults.
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Mentoring helps youth form positive relationships, develop interpersonal skills, and share constructive experiences that contribute to their healthy growth, behavior, decision-making, and joyful, thriving lives.
The Tri Town Rock Band is an inclusive, peer-mentored, performing ensemble for Tri-Town students with and without disabilities in Grades 6-12.
Tri-Town Youth Council (TTYC) brings students together to talk about youth behavior, provide mental health support for their peers, and prevent/reduce youth substance use through trainings on how to make a meaningful impact in the community in which they live.
The 7th Grade Welcome is a yearly tradition that provides 7th graders with the opportunity to interact with their classmates through games and activities on the Masco campus.
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Ski Bradford helps youth access positive outdoor experiences for learning, growth, and social interaction, which supports the development of healthy mind-body balance, confidence, and rewarding peer connections.
TTC'S PhotoVoice is a youth-directed program in which middle and high school-aged participants use photography, writing, and other creative media to express their point of view about topics that matter to them.
Tag-It! gives youth a fun, open-ended prompt connected to a Developmental Asset or Protective Factor and invites them to share their thoughts. This creates a simple, low-pressure opportunity for youth to express themselves and a simple way for caring adults to get a glimpse into the lives of youth. To see a history of our Tag-It prompts, visit our Instagram page.
TTC hosts 4-H's Babysitter training 2-3 times a year. Youth learn the responsibilities of babysitting and the skills needed to become reliable babysitters while developing confidence to handle situations they may experience while babysitting.
By supporting kids in a network of care as they explore their interests, have shared experiences, build skills, and form connections, we help them develop and live healthy lives.
What's Next
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