Center for Access and Success

During this year's Summer in the Village, TLT provided children with the opportunity to play with green screen technology. 

The two-week summer program attracted 150 students in first through 12th grades to Elon's campus as part of the It Takes a Village Project. The camp combined academic instruction with areas including music, dance, technology and art. 

Many of ​Alamance County’s academically gifted students gathered at Elon University for continued learning.

 

The funding from Oak Foundation will support a growing program that benefits struggling young readers in Alamance County.

Retired educator Nancy Turner Watson ’66 champions life-changing initiatives that serve students from pre-kindergarten through college.

Students from Alamance County high schools participating in the Elon Academy were welcomed to campus June 13 at a 10th annual College Coffee held in their honor.

Twenty-five rising sophomores from Alamance County high schools have been selected to join the 10th class of the college access and success program for academically talented students.

Members of the Elon Academy’s seventh class joined friends and family members May 17 to celebrate their success as they prepare for college.

 

Elon's president was the featured speaker at the 22nd annual banquet of Burlington's Positive Attitude Youth Center.

Elon’s Village Project is now operating at five local public schools with help from many student groups including athletics, Fellows and fraternities.