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The JCCEO Breakfast Club Project engages middle school students in an effort to inspire, encourage, and expose these young people through mentoring, etiquette training, group discussions, money management, and other beneficial activities. The program meets for one hour before school and provides breakfast for the participants. The project is open to all students at participating schools.  Male students meet together separately from female students. The project has received wonderful feedback and has proven to be a wonderful addition to any school's curriculum.

The JCCEO Positive Pathways Program (P3) provides a menu of educational and workforce development services to reduce community violence and improve the long-term labor market prospects of youth currently or formerly involved with the juvenile justice system.  

From the JCCEO Executive Director Gayle Cunningham's dream in the mid-1990's to reality, the JCCEO Head Start-Early Head Start Scholarship Fund was created to provide assistance with college expenses to children who complete JCCEO Head Start and later go on to college.