Project C.H.A.N.C.E. Held Lights On Afterschool Rally

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. Held Lights On Afterschool Rally

Local Afterschool Academic Enrichment Program Joins

7,500 Rallies Nationwide Aimed to Make Afterschool Programs Available to All

For Immediate Release

October 23, 2009

Contact: Virginia Lacy

(302) 651-2615

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. Afterschool Program held a Lights On Afterschool rally on Thursday, October 22 at 3pm.  The rally was one of more than 7,500 such events around the nation that day, the ninth annual Lights On Afterschool celebration, organized by the Afterschool Alliance.  California Governor Arnold Schwarenegger is Chair of Lights On Afterschool again this year.  Speakers in Wilmington called for expanding afterschool opportunities so that every child who needs a program has access to one, and discuss the harm that results from budget cuts and freezes.

Participants in the Lights On Afterschool rally included Jack Markell, Lt. Governor, Matthew Denn, Wilmington Mayor, James Baker, State Senator Harris B. McDowell, County Executive, Christopher Coons, as well as local business leaders, educators and other officials.  The event highlighted three of the significant contributions that afterschool programs make to Wilmington: keeping kids safe and healthy, inspiring them to learn, and relieving working parents of worries about their children’s activities during the afternoon hours.  Hundreds of parents, supporters and community members are expected to attend.

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. opened in 2001 with a 21^st Century Community Learning Centers grant from the U.S. Department of Education.  It now serves 200 children, providing homework assistance, mentoring, tutoring,   clubs in sports, recreation, mathematics, and dozens of other subjects.  The program is an integral part of Red Clay Consolidated School District and a significant number of supporting partners.

For more information or to arrange interviews with speakers, contact

Project C.H.A.N.C.E.

(302) 651-2615

Click on the link below to view the Project C.H.A.N.C.E. Introduction Video

http://www.archive.org/details/ProjectC.h.a.n.c.e.Introduction

Paul Benjamin – In The Heat Of The Night

Paul Benjamin co-stars in an episode of In The Heat of the Night.

Paul Benjamin co-stars in an episode of “In The Heat of the Night”. Carroll O’Connor stars as a white Southern police chief who works with a black detective, played by Howard Rollins Jr. They put aside racial animosity to solve crimes in a Mississippi hamlet. George Brownlow (Paul Benjamin) is being sought by the Police Chief and open fires on the street of this small Mississippi town. This tense drama was inspired by the Oscar-winning 1967 film, which was based on John Ball’s 1965 novel. www.paulbenjamin.00movies.com

Using Your Imagination

Using Your Imagination

You can travel anywhere when you use your imagination because there are no obstacles to prevent you from imagining. With this creative ability, one may invent, design, build, write, and develop.
Through imagination, a child can become very independent and successful. Imagination has a very important role in the development of an individual.

When children are using their imagination, their minds are free and limitless. They are only bound with their experiences.

Imagination is not limited only to seeing pictures in the mind but when one uses their imagination; they use their five senses, also. One may imagine emotions, feelings, tasting, touching, seeing, hearing, etc. It is only limited to the individual and their imagination.

Imagination makes it possible to come into contact with a whole world within the mind. It gives the child or student the ability to look at any situation, and enables one to psychologically explore, search, or investigate the past and the future.

http://www.projectchance.00server.com

Using Your Imagination

Project Chance – Parent Interviews

Project C.H.A.N.C.E.

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. Parent Interviews
Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Children’s Health, Achievement, Nutrition, and Community Empowerment. Project C.H.A.N.C.E. parents talk about Project Chance and how it has helped their children. Directed by Harold B. Pritchett. www.projectchance.00server.com

Paul Benjamin Video

Paul Benjamin is most proud to have worked with some of the most talented artists in his profession. For his first co-starring role in the film, "Across 110th Street," Anthony Ouinn is quoted in the Hollywood Reporter to say that "he considers him to be the most talented actor since Brando." Other noted films include, "Do the Right Thing," by Spike Lee; "Hoodlum, by Bill Duke with Lawrence Fishburne; "Leadbelly," by Gordon Parks with Roger Mosley; Escape from Alcatraz," with Clint Eastwood; "Rosewood," by John Singleton with Esther Rolle, Ving, Rhames, Don Cheadle and Jon Voight; and "Gideons Trumpet," with Henrv Fonda.

www.paulbenjamin.00movies.com

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Helping kids understand their world.

Project Chance Helping kids understand their world.

Project Chance Developing childrens basic skills. Creative team sports and off campus chaperon social interaction is only a part of Project C.H.A.N.C.E. The classroom becomes alive with guided tours during studies to enhance the educational experience. Life skills class are given on a daily bases so behavior is continually monitored. Children are engaged and contribute to learning. Available for inner city/at risk children. www.projectchance.00server.com

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Puppet Show

Project Chance Puppet Show

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Children’s Health, Achievement, Nutrition, and Community Empowerment. Inner city/at risk students watch a puppet show. Directed by Harold B. Pritchett.

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Inner City Children Pick Peaches

Project Chance Inner City Children pick peaches

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Children’s Health, Achievement, Nutrition, and Community Empowerment. Inner city children participating in the Project C.H.A.N.C.E. program are taken to Johnsons Farm New Jersey to view farm life and pick peaches. Directed by Harold B. Pritchett.

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. Imagination

Project Chance – Imagination

Project C.H.A.N.C.E. – Children’s Health, Achievement, Nutrition, and Community Empowerment. Inner city children fly into space only to find the tunnel of life and they discover the key to a better life is study, while controlling their behavior. (Imagination for grades K to Directed by Harold B. Pritchett

Using Your Imagination

You can travel anywhere when you use your imagination because there are no obstacles to prevent you from imagining. With this creative ability, one may invent, design, build, write, and develop.
Through imagination, a child can become very independent and successful. Imagination has a very important role in the development of an individual.
When children are using their imagination, their minds are free and limitless. They are only bound with their experiences.
Imagination is not limited only to seeing pictures in the mind but when one uses their imagination; they use their five senses, also. One may imagine emotions, feelings, tasting, touching, seeing, hearing, etc. It is only limited to the individual and their imagination.
Imagination makes it possible to come into contact with a whole world within the mind. It gives the child or student the ability to look at any situation, and enables one to psychologically explore, search, or investigate the past and the future.

Self Help with E. G. Flickinger Part One

Free change your life Series- -Understanding your belief system is the topic discussed by E. G. Flickinger author of How to stop doing what you are doing in life and start doing what you want to do today.  This is part one of the free change your life internet self help program by E. G. Flickinger  - Directed by Harold B. Pritchett.  www.rbooks.00author.com