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A teen leader/ambassador to get other teens engaged/involved.

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Budget support and College Quest Sessions during East Coast ASP hours.

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Budget support and College Quest Sessions during East Coast ASP hours.

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I have a teen budget of $30... so it's hard to think of things that would be low budget and interesting to teens

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Resources beyond school like going into a trade or other future careers.

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A lot like what we did with regular events an outreach, I think having some sort of newsletter for teen engagement ideas would be a good thing

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Bigger budget for teens

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More ideas on how to get them into the center. Once you have them inside, how do you keep them coming.

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PM'S engagement and involvement

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Some of the virtual workshops and College Quest offerings are really great but we don't always get the information or invites with enough advance notice to market them well to our communities.

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Some of the things I want to get for my teens or things they want me to get are usually out of budget.

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PM's engagement and involvement.

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Assisting with conflict management between students

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Get more brainstorming session with staff from other regions. Y'all have awesome ideas

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Teens come from the neighborhood but not from the PA community.

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They're active with lots of other programs.

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They're active with lots of other programs.

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A lot of my teens would rather spend time with their friends after school doing things they're not supposed to be doing. They know they can't get away with certain things at the center with the kids.

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They rather be at home. A lot of my activites are aimed at younger kids because they are the ones that show up

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I speak and advertise fun programs for teens but they don't seem interested enough to show up to any events or hang outs

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Sports, activities, and family obligations. As well as some are super shy and can be challenging to get them to participate.

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Not common in my community. The demographic is mostly working adults or seniors and the few youths that are here are mostly infants, school age, or pre-teen.

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they feel like they are too old for the centers or they rather be outside or at home then to be here

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Very few teens live on this property, The teens that are on property don't get to property till late in the day.

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Teens no able to engage due to extra curricular activities.

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Most of the time they will come in for snacks or computer games, when I try to engage them in activity, some will want to do it, but then peer pressure makes them not want to

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Teens are basically mini adults- they have to feel real incentive and drive to attend extra programming/college events. They have friends and social lives, summer jobs and after school activities.

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There is not a big population of teens in my community

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There is not a big population of teens in my community

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lack of interest

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lack of interest or familial obligations 

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lack of interest or familial obligations 

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Knowing what programs their interested in attending

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are also the busier ones because they do things at school as well, but I encourage them to do so as it's important for them

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A lot of the teens are not wiling to open up due to being taught habits that they should never open up and talk about feelings. They start to open up but get discouraged to open up at home.

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Teens go straight home from school to do homework or decompress.

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Sports and activities after school, family obligations, apathy/uninterest

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Sports and activities after school, family obligations, apathy/uninterest

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Be the safe space, guide, and friend.

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Teens engaging in community service, mentorship, and higher education opportunities- Q.

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Teens engaging in community service, mentorship, and higher education opportunities- Q.

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Letting them know that this is a safe place for them to find out who they are and what they want to do in the future.

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Encouraging interests.

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What teen engagement looks like is having those important conversations with them. Allowing them to talk and voice their opinion on what they want to do. Understand where they are coming from.

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Respect.

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Creating a fun and safe space for engagement

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Creating a fun and safe space for engagement

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Teens opening up and talking about themselves more. Their interests they want to share or asking for advice. 

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Teens opening up and talking about themselves more. Their interests they want to share or asking for advice. 

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Providing a space where they can be teens, engage with others their age, and prepare for their future.

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Providing incentives for teens that participate teen programs like college quest.

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Providing incentives for teens that participate teen programs like college quest.

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Teens feeling comfortable coming to you for help or with questions without fear or embarrassment. Knowing you'll do what you can to assist them and hear them out.

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Providing a safe place to have an open conversation.

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asking questions

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Teens participating in programs. Teens feeling like important players in the community.

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Teens participating in programs. Teens feeling like important players in the community.

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Having teens participating in events and get their feedback on programs.

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Having interest and asking questions- meeting them as people and having real life conversations.

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Getting to know them

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Actively using the center, joining in activities, utilizing the center, participating and engaging with RSC

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Actively using the center, joining in activities, utilizing the center, participating and engaging with RSC

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Helping the younger kids with their homework and coming up with ideas for activities they want to do on their own

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Helping the younger kids with their homework and coming up with ideas for activities they want to do on their own

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meeting them where they are. I'm closer to age to my teens, so its easier for me to relate to them on certain topics and narratives

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When they share and lead what they want programming to look like

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Check in with teens about their mental health and not just school and careers

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Participation