VICTORY PROJECT

Curriculum

A (authenticity) + C (consistency) + P (proximity) = O (opportunity)

Victory Project’s Engagement Formula

Our girls campus will be open six days a week year-round and focus on producing engaged, responsible, and hard-working young women through our 3E’s curriculum. Dive deeper and understand our teachings a bit better with our engagement formula chart.

An uncommon alliance has formed between the business, criminal justice, and faith communities to allow our students to break the cycle of hopelessness, insignificance, and isolation by addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.

Eliminating the Pillars of Poverty

The Victory Project fights to undo the Pillars of Poverty by practicing authenticity, consistency, and proximity.
We define the pillars of poverty as follows:

Drop out of high school

Get a criminal history

Have a child prior to marriage

3E’S Curriculum

We eliminate the pillars of poverty with the 3E’s curriculum. We believe the following areas are paramount to producing engaged, responsible, and independent young American citizens.

Education

Education

We will provide weekly individual homework assistance and tutoring, which has already shown proven success. Students at our boys campuses are three times less likely to be absent from school, and achieve double the proficiency rate in math and reading compared to their non-VP peers. We will attend parent/teacher conferences, advocating between youth, parents, and school. Ultimately, our goal will be for each student to graduate high school and pursue higher education in college, trades, or military service.

Education At Our Boys Campuses

50%

High School Graduation Rate

2,200

Hours Tutored

7,000

Programming Hours

Entrepreneurship

VP Girls Division will offer a unique opportunity for our students to gain invaluable real-world business experiences through our micro-enterprise initiative called Victory Improvement Projects. In collaboration with dedicated business mentors, our students will take charge of their own ventures, learning essential skills in entrepreneurship, financial responsibility, and the value of hard work. By actively participating in these ventures, our students will also create a personal employment history, opening doors to opportunities that are often limited or absent in under-resourced communities.

Entrepreneurship At Our Boys Campuses

$60,500

Student Earnings

5,200

Student Hours Worked

900

Jobs Completed

enlightenment

Enlightenment

We draw inspiration from Matthew 5:14 as we wholeheartedly strive to create a safe and nurturing family environment for our students. We believe in the power of shared experiences and genuine connections. Our approach is rooted in the belief that we must earn the trust and respect of each student, which can only be achieved through a delicate balance of love and accountability. By weaving these essential elements together, we foster an environment where every student feels seen, heard, and supported on their journey of personal growth.

Enlightenment At Our Boys Campuses

14,000

Meals Served

50,000

Guided Recreation Hours

50%

Avoided Court Involvement

Measureables

Students are held accountable for what they have control over:

Attitude

openly express gratitude and generosity

Effort

pursue outcomes with a sense of urgency

Consistency

participate with grit in words & deeds

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