The Youth Re-engagement (U3) program was created to provide educational opportunities for youth ages 16-21 who have dropped out of high school. This dual-credit program enables students to concurrently work toward a high school diploma and a college degree.
When students enroll in the U3 program, tuition, class fees and books are paid. They receive intensive and holistic case management services, including tutoring, advising, career counseling, and use of all campus resources.
Please contact us if you are interested in participating in any of the EEYS programs. And, we invite you to take advantage of the many excellent health and social services provided through Sea Mar Community Health Centers.
Ricardo Sanchez, VP
Communications and Educational Services
Contact:
Patricia Sehlke,
Program Director
psehlke@everettcc.edu
Marsha Bradley,
Youth Re-Engagement Specialist
mbradley@everettcc.edu
Rebecca Hungerford,
Youth Re-Engagement Specialist
rhungerford@everettcc.edu
Christopher Nickels,
Youth Re-Engagement Specialist
cnickels@everettcc.edu
Kathy Perkins,
Executive Assistant
kperkins@everettcc.edu
In 2010-11, Sea Mar began providing education, employment and youth services in partnership with the City of Seattle, Everett Community College and Monroe School District. Services are offered by staff located at Sea Mar’s Cannon House in the Central District of Seattle, and a youth re-engagement program is provided at Everett Community College.
Funded by the City of Seattle, this program provides intensive case-management services to youth ages 12-17. Services target youth involved in the juvenile justice system, middle school students at risk of suspension, and those impacted by violence in the community.