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The IYT College Academy serves young men of color at traditional middle and high schools. Students can enter the program anytime from 7th to 11th grade and continue with IYT through college graduation. The program serves nearly 2,000 students at nineteen middle and high schools in Sacramento, San Joaquin, and Yolo Counties.
What services are students provided with?
IYT students are provided with the following wrap-around support services from 7th through 12th grade including: student development, weekly tutoring, internships, college tours, parent engagement and mentorship
What are the intended outcomes?
The primary outcomes include: decreasing suspension rates, decreasing chronic absenteeism, increasing college readiness (A-G completion), increasing high school graduation and increasing college attendance rates.
How does the program work on our campuses?
IYT operates both during the school day and after school. We have a physical space at each campus where the program is housed. As a member of IYT, students are required to attend weekly study halls, workshops and mentorship sessions. The goal of each IYT program site employee is not to supplant but enhance the work of counselors, teachers and administrators.
Current IYT College Academy partnerships
Elk Grove Unified
School District
Valley High School
Florin High School
Monterrey Trails High School
Edward Harris Middle School
Jackman Middle School
Rutter Middle School
Sacramento City
Unified School District
Burbank High School
Natomas Unified
School District
Natomas High School
Discovery High School
Jefferson K-8
San Juan Unified
School District
Mira Loma High School
Del Campo High School
Encina High School
Will Rogers Middle School
Winston Churchill Middle School
Lodi Unified
School District
Delta Sierra Middle School
Ronald E. McNair High School
Stockton Unified
School District
Franklin High School
Hamilton Elementary
Washington Unified
School District
River City High School
Yolo High School
Riverbank Elementary
