COURSE DESCRIPTION The One Eighty, in partnership with LUSD and SJCOE, is proud to offer you Parent Project. "Changing Destructive Adolescent Behavior is an award-winning intervention model addressing the most destructive of adolescent behaviors. We know of no other program that addresses it all: truancy, drugs, runaways, media, early teen sex, violence, gangs . . . Parent Project promises concrete answers for every parent question asked." CONTACT INFORMATION Brooke McGovern 209.579.4845 brooke@180lodi.org SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION SURVEY In the event that you missed this survey during the registration process, please click, or paste the following link to access the survey. Thank you!! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFxO13NT2kjTbnX6sGPCkY5FWp9MvhtntEGxDLEzTwlxQV6A/viewform COURSE DATES January 30 - Session 1 February 06 - Session 2 February 13 - Session 3 February 20 - NO Class - Washington's Birthday February 27 - Session 4 March 06 - Session 5 March 13 - NO Class - Spring Break March 20 - NO Class - Spring Break March 27 - Session 6 April 03 - Session 7 April 10 - Session 8 April 17 - Session 9 April 24 - Session 10

Our staff visiting our partner site in El Salvador during Spring Break 2026! Dear Support Team, If you’re not familiar with an NFL Football “Draft Board,” it’s a wall-sized grid where team owners, coaches, and staff recruiters place their desired players in the positions they hope to have them play on the field. Each player has a certain set of skills. Those skills need to not only be fit for the position they will play, but also be complementary to the other players already on the field. It’s one of the biggest moments of the year for any team. In that room, on that board, you are hoping to create winning magic. Believe it or not, around this time of year, something similar is happening at One-Eighty Programs. (Click the PDF to read the rest!) Thank you for your love and support. The One-Eighty Staff

Dear Support Team,  There’s nothing like a big surprise to put a smile on your face.  Last week, 111 guests attended the One-Eighty Counseling & Resources fundraiser, and it ended with a surprise tour of our newest counseling center. To be fair, we are only in escrow. Nothing is for certain. But walking a few feet from the Teen Center into the steps of what will probably be our counseling center is nothing short of a miracle. Let’s start at the beginning . .. (Click the PDF to read the rest!) Thank you for your love and support. The One-Eighty Staff

Dear Support Team,  As you have most likely heard by now, One-Eighty Programs has started a brand new “gap year” type program for young adults called “The Central Street Residency.” This program is designed to give students an unprecedented opportunity to grow physically, mentally, and spiritually while doing life on mission with One-Eighty Programs.  We’re halfway through our pilot year of this program and we’re already seeing results we never imagined. Each of our three residents have taken to their task, demonstrating a deep commitment to their journey here and a passion for the kids and neighborhood that only seems to grow deeper with each passing week. They’ve faced enormous challenges, some of which we’ve already shared about in these letters. Real danger has always lurked in the neighborhood, with local gangs posturing and exchanging gunfire on our residents’ corner. .. (Click the PDF to read the rest!) Thank you for your love and support. The One-Eighty Staff

Care Lodi exists to create safe and healthy communities in high risk neighborhoods in the city of Lodi community “The team focuses on the most vulnerable, crime-laden areas of Lodi, and physically moves in. Integrating into the communities enables One-Eighty Community to assess the needs of the families and youth of the communities. We strive to empower Lodi families and youth to make one-eighty degree turns toward a positive future. Supporting the community in this unique way is made possible through partnerships with local faith-based organizations, local and national partners, Lodi Police Department, Lodi Parks and Recreation, and the Lodi Unified School District.” “One-Eighty Community is in the neighborhood, for the neighborhood.” HOMEWORK CLUBS INTENTIONAL NEIGHBORING SCHOOL PARTNERS EVENTS CONTACT US HOMEWR CLUBS HOMEWORK CLUBS The heartbeat behind One-Eighty Community is our Homework Clubs. This is where all of the resources we provide (Intentional Neighboring, school partnerships, church partnerships, community partners, and supporters) come together to support elementary students in our community. Our Homework Clubs started in our Hale Intentional Neighbor Apartment and have since expanded to three different locations working with over 100 students every week. These Clubs would not be possible without the incredible volunteers who give up their time every week to be present with these students. Our Homework Clubs are designed to help students with their homework and to provide enrichment activities after school. These enrichment activities vary from running clubs, book clubs, dance classes, sports activities, art activities, and more. Our Homework Club locations are at Hale Park, Horizon Community Church in Lodi, and Woodbridge Elementary School. WOODBRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (ROOM 2) Tuesdays and Thursdays || 2:15PM to 5PM HALE PARK COMMUNITY ROOM Tuesdays and Thursdays || 2:30PM to 5PM HORIZON COMMUNITY CHURCH - LODI Mondays and Wednesdays || 2:30PM to 5PM INTENTIONAL NEIGHBORING What is Intentional Neighboring? When you think about the #1 thing that bonds a neighborhood, much more a city together, it is a common, vested interest in the same outcome. We think of ourselves as agitators of this trait. If we are able to see where a neighborhood is currently bonded and united, we can join them and build them up. It all starts with relationships and being intentional. Our main focus is the Heritage District of Lodi. We love this neighborhood and are deeply committed to seeing this high crime, hurting neighborhood restored. Do you feel the same way about your neighborhood? We'd love to walk alongside you! Let us know! Check out our Intentional Neighbor Homes! HALE PARK Locust Street Flora Street Hilborn Street INTENTIONAL NEIGHBORING SCHOOL PARTNERS SCHOOL PARTNERS One of the ways we stay active in our community is by being present and volunteering on different school campuses. On our three partner school campuses (Lawrence Elementary, Heritage Elementary, and Woodbridge Elementary) we provide our Noon League Sports Tournaments. These tournaments are designed to last for one quarter and provide opportunities for any student who wants to get involved on a sports team. These sports tournaments have provided other avenues for our staff to get involved on campus. We’ve partnered with administrations to help with Book Fairs, Back To School Nights and Fall Festivals. We’ve been able to encourage teachers with Teacher Appreciation lunches and breakfasts. Through our counseling center, we are able to be on multiple elementary school sites in Lodi, providing drug awareness and goal setting resiliency training. We love our local schools! UPCOMING EVENTS Woodbridge Elementary Homework Club Tuesdays & Thursdays - 2:30-5:00p Woodbridge Elementary School More info Learn more Hale Park Homework Club Tuesdays & Thursdays - 2:30-5:00p Hale Park Lodi CA More info Learn more Horizon Homework Club Mondays & Wednesdays - 2:30-5:00p Horizon Community Church More info Learn more UPCOMING EVENTS

We strive to stretch the vision of teens beyond their circumstances. Sometimes teens need a mountain to see far. One-Day Trips One-Day TRips One-Eighty “One-Day Trips” are exciting day trips designed to get youth and young adults out of Lodi and into a bigger world. Places like Yosemite National Park & the North Coast, and experiences like rock climbing, kayaking, and tide pooling can be expected on these days. The cost is kept to a minimum, and the experiences are geared toward kids of all skill levels. Sorry, Our Staff is currently out finding the next great Spot for your One-day trek! Stay Tuned!! “This program is funded by the Outdoor Equity Grant Program, created through AB209 and administered by California State Parks, Office of Grants and Local Services.”

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