Youtube - EVERY STUDENT SUCCEEDING
This Stream includes all Videos from our EVERY STUDENT SUCCEEDING Youtube playlist
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2:35Watch VideoValley Oak High School Offers Students A Second Chance
When she first got here, she was, like a lot of our students… guarded and sheltered and a little lost and confused. And then… she just found herself. And she just kinda flipped the switch and ‘oh, I t
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3:17Watch VideoOvercoming addiction to find purpose
“In my 37 years, I haven’t had a student that has overcome the difficulties that Nick has, and gotten to this point in his life in such a positive state, and graduate.” -Teacher, Jack Maranto, Indian
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3:03Watch Video“I always loved school. So, I always had big dreams.”
“We’re just like a comprehensive high school, we just deliver it in a different way. We’re more case managers, more counselors than teachers.” -Teacher, Jessica Cisneros-Elliot At just 17, Michelle B
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2:23Watch VideoImmigrant student leaves family for better life in U.S.
“From the first day I met him, he had that something special that not a lot of kids have. He is a worker. He just has this desire to learn and to improve. And he’s got the immigrant hunger. Where I th
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3:28Watch VideoBakersfield special education student makes history as AP art student
“I never thought I’d be able to do it. I honestly that I would never be able to do an AP class.”- Mickaela Valenti, ACSA Region 11, Stockdale High School “During my childhood, I had a hard time readi
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3:00Watch VideoKerman student all about giving back
“You don’t typically find kids like that who want to volunteer anymore and make the community a better place just because. And that’s what he’s all about. He wants to make Kerman a better place to liv
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4:20Watch VideoLos Alamitos student Joe Chao shines on the court after life-threatening seizure
“When I say he’s a once in a lifetime player, he really is. He’s every coach’s dream to coach.” - Los Alamitos High basketball head coach Eddie Courtemarche said of Joe Chao. In February of 2004, fou
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4:08Watch VideoBAWSI Roller Jacqueline Rodriguez Does Not Care What You Think
Jacqueline has known the stares and whispers her entire life. She was born with lymphatic malformations, a rare condition that formed large masses in her cheeks, tongue, and chest. She underwent multi
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2:21Watch VideoUkiah student works to repay immigrant parents for their sacrifice
Rodrigo Portillo has had more responsibilities than many teenagers. His parents were born in Mexico but immigrated to the United States in hopes of providing a better life for their children. Rodrigo
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1:35Watch VideoHuman trafficking survivor showcases strength through poetry
Youth poet Jatia Raymond is a voice for young women everywhere who understand strength and survival at an early age. When Jatia was just six years old, her father died of a brain tumor. She moved in
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3:18Watch VideoHuman trafficking survivor turns to principal & poetry for strength
When Jatia was just six years old, her father died of a brain tumor. She moved in with her aunt to what she thought was a safer environment but she became a victim of human trafficking. After years of
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2:43Watch VideoLAUSD student flourishes after dangerous childhood in El Salvador
Christian Lopez grew up in Cuscatancingo, El Salvador, home to the infamous 18th Street Gang. El Salvador has a murder rate that is 22 times that of the United States. In 2014, Christian’s mom arrange
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0:42Watch VideoViviana Patino: Every Student Succeeding Winner Announcement!
Viviana grew up in Tecoman, Colima, Mexico, and immigrated to the United States when she was five years old. She is a caregiver to her younger siblings and a shining example for them of what it means
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3:05Watch VideoImmigrant student sets sights on success...college
Viviana grew up in Tecoman, Colima in Mexico, and immigrated to the United States when she was five years old. She is a caregiver to her younger siblings and a shining example for them of what it mean
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3:24Watch VideoWatch one student’s journey from incurable anger to unstoppable ambition
Chris entered the Merced County Office of Education Sierra Program, a place for students with behavioral issues and conduct disorders, at the end of his fifth-grade year. After his father left the fam
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3:13Watch VideoGrandfather's love saves suicidal student; now she's college bound
The man Destiny affectionately calls “Papa”, her grandfather, stepped up and took over as her caretaker after a rocky start to her life. When he was diagnosed with cancer, her world fell apart. Both h
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3:30Watch VideoFrom Myanmar to a Modesto High School; An Immigrant Student's American Dream
David Jasuan was born in Myanmar to a Christian missionary. As a result of government persecution, David and his family were forced to escape the country. They crossed the border from Myanmar to Thail
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3:10Watch VideoTeachers take in student after family’s death, offering a bright new future
In infancy, Richard’s grandparents took him from his parents, both addicts, and raised him as their own. When they died while Richard was still young, depression became yet another battle he had to fi
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3:31Watch VideoMaria’s Mission: Change the World, One Person at a Time
Maria’s first commitment is to service. Her second… to social justice. Maria was born in Salvatierra Guanajuato, Mexico. While her father served as a migrant worker in the United States, Maria grew up
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4:29Watch VideoFrom Prison to Graduation - 20 Years Later, He’s Just Getting Started
Rodney Lacanienta will be the first to tell you that growing up, he made some bad choices. After years of bouncing in and out of prison and struggling with addiction, Rodney finally found his way with
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