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39th Annual College Tour gets boost from Carver mom
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 26 May 2008

For Thirty-nine years the Carver Center has been helping the youth of Norwalk realize that going to college can be more than just a dream. Unlike no other time in its thirty-eight year history, teens of the Carver Center are more confident in their hopes to fullfill their dream of graduating from college.  Much of that exuberance has no doubt come from our First African-American President who raised the bar for what many of these young adults believe they can achieve.

To help Carver youth on their path to college, Carver mom and artist Janet G. Evelyn has donated part of the proceeds of her President Obama poster "New Birth of Freedom" to help fund the college tour. Norwalk Public School Superintendent Dr. Salvatore Corda has proudly hung the poster in each of the Norwalk's 19 public schools and says the following on what the poster represents to him: "The promise of the Declaration of Independence, that all men are created equal, has taken us more than two hundred years to begin to fully realize. As a country we still have much to learn to change those practices that belie the goal to which we aspire: equal oppportunity for all. Ms. Evelyn's poster provides a striking, graphic reminder of how far we have come. Our children need to see representations like this as evidence that we as a country can and will continue to realize this dream of equality for all." Contact us at 203 838 4305 for your copy and to show you support for our youth.

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 25 March 2009 )
 
About Carver
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 17 February 2007

The George Washington Carver Community Center of Norwalk is celebrating 70 years of service to Norwalk families.

Beginning in elementary school, our goal is to motivate students to reach for a post-secondary education and to provide the support they need to do so successfully.  We serve youth from Kindergarten through high school in our daily after school programs here at the Center and have recently expanded our middle school program to serve an additonal 100 students at West Rocks and Nathan Hale Middle Schools.  Our three core programs serve elementary, middle and high school students by providing educational, recreational and enrichment programming.

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 25 March 2009 )
 

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