We are Launching a Back to School Program to Support Student
At Horizons, we INSPIRE MINDS, BUILD COMMUNITIES, and TRANSFORM LIVES for local children.
We believe all children--regardless of income--should have the same opportunity to realize their potential. For 25 years, Horizons of Kent and Queen Anne's has helped close the opportunity gap for children with limited economic means in Kent and Queen Anne's Counties. Our transformative, community-based approach improves academic performance, builds lasting connections, and puts our students on a path to success in school and life.
By donating to Horizons, you'll help underserved kids realize a brighter future. During these uncertain times, your help is needed more now than ever. Our students need resources to help them navigate distance learning opportunities that are now the norm with the coronavirus pandemic. We have just completed our Horizons at Home summer program which included providing each student with a learning toolkit, access to instructional videos, virtual fieldtrips, as well as Let's Talk and social-emotional lessons. At the end of the program, 100% of the responses that we received from our end of program survey indicated that they would like Horizons to continue to provide support during the upcoming school year too. We have developed a plan to offer monthly Zoom meetings and ongoing support in mathematics using online learning apps to address this need. We are excited to be able to offer this extra layer of support to our amazing students, but we need funding to help launch the program.
Please join us in supporting our aspiring future leaders and keep them on the path to achieve their goals and realize their dreams for a brighter future. Together, we can make a difference.
INVEST in our children's future by MAKING A DONATION TODAY.
Together We Spell the Opportunity for Success
Horizons of Kent and Queen Anne's offers a tuition-free, academic and enrichment program serving underserved public school students on the campuses of The Gunston School in Centreville, Kent School in Chestertown, and Washington College in Chestertown.
Summer Learning Program
Six Weeks of Happiness
For six weeks in early summer, Horizons students are inspired by skilled educational professionals in small group settings that are academically and culturally diverse. After a healthy breakfast each day, children focus on targeted reading and mathematics lessons. The curriculum is student-centered and hands-on to maximize student engagement and retention. Our teachers tailor their instruction to address individual challenges, so the children can return to their classrooms in the fall ready for success. Afternoons are filled with swimming and water safety instruction, various on-campus enrichment activities, and field trips that teach students about their communities and the world.
Our Community Partners
