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Educators 4 Education and Drexel University College of Nursing Collaborates onNew High School Nursing Pre-Apprenticeship Program
Educators 4 Education (E4E) in collaboration with Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions welcomed 15 Philadelphia high school students to the profession of nursing through a new nursing pre-apprentice program. The nursing pre-apprenticeship program is a six-week after-school program designed for high school students ages 15 -18 interested in pursuing a career in nursing. The program was held from October 22, 2024, and ended on December 10, 2024. Read more


Empowering Tomorrow's Healthcare Leaders
Educators 4 Education and Drexel School of Medicine partnered to host its first Health Career Camp for Philadelphia youth. The camp began on June 24, 2024 and ended on June 28, 2024. E4E partnered with Drexel Medical students through the Arnold P. Gold Foundation in the creation of the Career Development and Health Awareness Summer Program for 12 young men from Philadelphia. The program was also made possible by funding from the City of Philadelphia Anti-Violence Community Ex


Educators 4 Education Kicks off itsFourth Cohort of the Auto Theft Reduction Program
The Educators 4 Education (E4E) Auto Theft Reduction Program is a joint effort between the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office and Educators 4 Education. In response to an alarming 16,000 auto theft reports, primarily involving adolescents aged 13 to 19, the initiative was launched in July 2023 to target the specific needs of this age bracket. The primary goal is to reduce auto theft incidents in the Philadelphia area by engaging people aged 13 to 19, particularly those r


Keys to Success Mentoring Program Visits Myers Recreation Center
On Thursday May 18, 2023, Educators 4 Education’s (E4E) Keys to Success Mentoring Program partnered with Full Being Services and the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office’s Youth Diversion Unit to provide a Mental Health Awareness workshop in Southwest at Myers Recreation Center for 21 teenage males. Anthony Singleton, President, and CEO of Educators 4 Education, praised the importance of this event, “These are just the kind of opportunities that young people need right now
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