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Tomorrow's Leaders

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2022-23 Class Orientation
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2023-2024 Applications were due to principals on Wednesday, September 6th.
Students will be notified of acceptance in early October.
Potential sponsors may view support opportunities by clicking here.
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TL Scholarship Information: Thank you to Dr. Roosevelt Harris and the Daytona Heart Group for sponsoring this scholarship program, available exclusively to 2022 graduates of the Tomorrow's Leaders Program. The 2023 award recipients are:
  • Alani Haile – Atlantic High (Port Orange)- Dr. Roosevelt D. Harris Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship ($1000)
  • Sofia Harris – Seabreeze High (Daytona) - Daytona Heart Group Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship ($1000)
  • Angel Methax – New Smyrna Beach High- Bert & Julie Reames Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship ($1000)
  • Matthew Monroe – Spruce Creek High (Port Orange)- Daytona Heart Group Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship ($1000)
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The six-month program begins in October with an orientation session for students and parents. Each month thereafter, students attend a seminar or workshop focusing on a specific topic, such as Criminal Justice, Social Services, Healthcare,  Manufacturing, the Arts, Government, and Education.  During each seminar, students interact with community leaders who share insights on goal setting, effective communication, time management, motivation, human behavior and other aspects of effective leadership.
 
Throughout the Tomorrow's Leaders program, students are challenged in their understanding and awareness of the complexities of relationships, teamwork and problem solving. Skills, perspectives, and relationships gained during the program will help students set and achieve personal and professional goals, and better prepare them to assume leadership positions.
 
Students from all ten public high schools are selected to participate in the FUTURES Foundation leadership training programs. Through the seminars, participants are challenged to expand their awareness of the interrelationships and complexities of our community.