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Our Mission

Beyond the Classroom's mission is to expose children and young adults to people, places and things they would not normally or easily have access to in their daily lives.

 

By providing unique, educational and positive experiences, we empower youth to see the world outside of their classrooms and neighborhoods, grow hope in their future, pursue active roles in society and achieve goals.

 

Services

Our youth have so much to offer to the world - we believe in the power that they hold, and know that they will mold future generations to come. At Beyond the Classroom, Inc., we are here to give them the support they need in order to shape them into leaders of the future.

 

We have a number of educational programs and leadership initiatives that help nurture our youth and help them develop the skills they will carry throughout their lives

 

Connect with Us

 

LET'S INVEST IN OUR YOUTH

 

 

‹TEL:

703.999.4416

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‹MAIL:

info@beyondtheclassroominc.org

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News
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February 18, 2025

The Brilliant Bees love their LOVE candy bags and they LOVE participating in the Brilliant Bees Spelling Workshop held at Eva Turner. 

February 16, 2025

We launched our first "Parent Support Circle" event at the Paint N' Sip at St. Charles Mall. Attendees truly enjoyed the Self-Care workshop facilitated by LMarie from BizOasis. 

February 15, 2025

We hosted our second Black History Month event at the historic, formerly segregated, Bel Alton High School.  Several youth performed including two students from the Charles County Youth Orchestra!  

February 13, 2025

The Butterflies Mentoring Club members at Indian Head Elementary enjoyed meeting "Mahalia Jackson", a world famous gospel singer portrayed by Shemika Renee. 

 

Febryary 8, 2025

The Dragonflies Boys Mentoring Club members had the opportunity to meet Charles County Commissioner President, Reuben Collins who was the first African American to hold this position in the county. 

 

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