Project Success students are stepping into a new school year filled with opportunities to explore, create, connect, and grow. See what’s ahead across Workshops, Arts, Expeditions, and Institute, and how the Project Success curriculum connects it all.
This summer, 212 middle school students from 13 Minneapolis schools took part in one of Project Success’s longest-running experiential learning programs. Across five weeklong expeditions in partnership with Wilderness Canoe Base, students explored the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness while discovering more about themselves and one another.
Students had a life-changing week in Washington, D.C. as part of a longstanding partnership between Project Success and the Minnesota Vikings. With additional support from Tradehome Shoes, the experience brought history to life through shared learning, meaningful conversations, and unforgettable moments.
A few weeks ago, Jenny Batten marked 25 years at Project Success. What began as a 4-month contract has turned into a quarter of a century spent creating and planning countless opportunities to connect students to their purpose. Jenny first joined Project Success in 2001 as a theater coordinator after 10 years of stage-managing at the Guthrie Theater. Since then, she’s had many different roles at Project Success, and we…
On February 13th, twenty-one Project Success students from Minneapolis high schools joined a Project Success Career Tour on their day off school. Students had the option of choosing a tour to either The Star Studio at the Children’s Hospital Minnesota or with Delta TechOps at the MSP Airport. Project Success Career Tours provide opportunities for…
On January 16, almost 200 middle and high school students participated in a full day at the Science Museum of Minnesota for the 4th MLK Jr. Youth Summit hosted in partnership with Project Success and the Minnesota Office of Equity, Opportunity, and Accessibility. The day began with breakfast and welcome remarks from Thulani Jwacu, Director of the Science Museum’s Kitty Andersen Youth Science Center, and Ashley (Storm) Oolman, Chief Equity Officer for the State of MN, as well as…
This November, Project Success brought 288 Prairie Winds Middle School students and 23 teachers on three exciting days of hands-on, career-focused learning at Mankato State University (MSU). The immersive field trips introduced students to college life, academic opportunities, and the chance to connect directly with MSU faculty, staff, and current students. Each day offered a unique focus, sparking curiosity and inspiring…
Over the years, we have heard from students that they are curious about careers and eager to explore the many different paths that can lead to exciting, often “behind-the-scenes” jobs. We know that by creating opportunities for students to visit job sites, meet professionals, and see their skills in action, they could open students’ eyes…
Sannad dugsiyeedkii ina dhaafay, 17,000+ ardayda dugsiyada dhexe iyo sare ee Minneapolis iyo Mankato oo ay weheliyaan qoysaskooda ayaa ku riyooday fursado waaweyn, oo shiday, oo si baaxad leh ugu koray barnaamijka Guusha Mashruuca ee uu wado manhajkeena DIG ee la xaqiijiyay. Waa kuwan qaar ka mid ah siyaabaha badan ee ay dhallinyaradu ku xidheen ujeeddooyinkooda sannadkan ee Guusha Mashruuca. Aqoon-is-weydaarsiyo “Mashruuca…
This summer, Project Success hosted 217 students on four week-long expeditions to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area and a four-day trip to the Apostle Islands. These trips are a part of Project Success’ Expeditions programming which encourages students to get out of their day-to-day comfort zones while helping them gain new perspective for their potential…
This May a group of 11 Minneapolis high school students, each representing their own high school, attended a Project Success Expedition to Washington DC with Project Success and the Minnesota Vikings. The trip combined powerful visits to museums including the National Museum of African American History & Culture, a tour of Howard University, Project Success…
At Project Success, our Expeditions program is centered on providing adventure trips to colleges, workplaces, cities, and nature settings to open new perspectives for a student’s potential in the world. When given a chance to step outside their comfort zones, students start to see just how big their future can be. Project Success college and…