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Current Projects
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Building Individual Capacity for Success (BICS)
Building Individual Capacity for Success (BICS) is one of the newest initiatives of the Truman Pierce Institute. Funded by the AT&T Foundation's ASPIRE program, BICS provides services to enhance student engagement and successful high school completion while focusing on the strengths and interests of the students involved.
Loachapoka Exploring Auburn Days (LEAD)
As part of a comprehensive initiative coordinated by AU Outreach, the Truman Pierce Institute is leading the way with LEAD activities. Loachapoka Exploring Auburn Days (LEAD) are opportunities for eleventh and twelfth grade students at Loachapoka High School to spend time on Auburn University’s campus in an effort to learn about college and career readiness. Annual one-day events and a week-long residential summer camp are hosted by TPI on the AU campus.
21st Century Community Learning Centers Program
The federally funded 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC) Program provides a range of high-quality services to students and their families before and after regular school hours including school breaks and summer vacation.
Last Updated: Oct 20, 2011
