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Mentoring Session Schedule
- Bi-Weekly in-person mentoring – occurs during students lunchtime (dates subject to change) from Sept – May.
- Before-School Sessions (New) – Date/Times TBA
- Weekend Sessions – Quarterly with Middle and High School students.
- View the Student Academic/Behavioral Requirements HERE.
Partee ES (Wednesday’s – start date: Nov. 5)
Shiloh MS (Thursday’s – start date: Nov. 6)
S.T.E.A.M. After-School Program Partnership – See below for registration and more information.
IMPACT S.T.E.A.M. ACADEMY AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
We continue to partner with IMPACT Youth S.T.E.A.M. Academy of Snellville, GA providing academic tutoring for Math/Reading, exposure to STEAM activities, life skill training and more during their after-school program five days a week. Grades accepted are K-8th.
Starts August 5th, 3pm-630pm Monday-Friday. We still have openings and transportation is provided!
Click HERE to register today!
IMPACT S.T.E.A.M. ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP
Children will receive grade-appropriate live sessions that will take place on Monday, June 15 – Friday, July 10, 2026.
Camp is open from 7:30am to 6:00pm.
Legacy Driven Youth Assistants will be in attendance daily to support teacher in all grade levels.
You must complete a separate application form for each child.
Past Events
Virtual Parent Workshop
Feb. 28th from 1pm – 230pm (RSVP Required)
With a large amount of young adults aged 18-30 now living at home for extended periods of time with their adult parents….This is a topic where parents can ask questions and share openly on how to navigate the times we’re living in and/or raise their child(ren) with leaving the nest in mind! Ms. Jackson will lead the discussion from a mental health perspective of raising thriving children, share perspectives involved, and more.
The Long View: Parenting With the End in Mind
Legacy Driven Foundation Core Focus
The goal is not to raise a child who needs you forever.
The goal is to raise an adult who can think, decide, manage, recover, and thrive without you—while still wanting relationship, wisdom, and connection.
Healthy independence is not abandonment.
It is success!