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Youth Education Service

Youth

XINOS

It is a guidance group for female youth in grades 9 through 12.

 

KUDOS

It is a guidance group for male youth in grades 9 through 12.

KAPPA OMICRON TAU (KOT)

KOT is a college guidance group for college students pursuing a degree in education.

HUB PARENTS

They are the mothers, fathers, guardians, and other relatives of the Xinos and Kudos who volunteer to assist sorority members with the supervision and implementation of the Xinos and Kudos activities.

Education

SCHOLARSHIP NSPDK, INC. awards a $6,000 scholarship to a male and a female graduating senior in each of the five regions. Kappa Omicron Tau (KOT) members may apply for $1,000. Sorority members, matriculating in an accredited doctoral program are eligible to apply for a $1,000 scholarship awarded by the Perpetual Scholarship Foundation.

TEACH-A-RAMA

An event in the form of educational forums, workshops, seminars, lectures, courses, etc., created to acquaint teachers, parents, students and the community with various aspects and issues in education.

 

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

It focuses on the provisions of meaningful learning experiences for pre-school children that will improve their readiness for school and subsequent scholastic achievement.

 

LITERACY

Literacy includes academic skills centers that supplement classroom work by providing opportunities to enhance proficiency in reading, math, language arts, science, social studies, technology, and African American History.

 

COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS & EDUCATION

Focuses on matters and issues involving education and the civil rights of children, youth, adults, teachers, and professionals in education.

 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & LEADERSHIP TRAINING

Focuses on educational and sororal leadership training to meet the goals of Sorority members' roles and all components of the Y.E.S. Program.

Service

INTERNATIONAL PROJECT

Financial and programmatic assistance to Third World countries has been a focus of the Sorority. Over the past 30 years, NSPDK, Inc, has had an ongoing strategic partnership with AFRICARE to reach and support the people on the African continent. Chapters are mandated to contribute to the International Project fund annually.

NATIONAL PROJECT

NSPDK, Inc. donates $10,000 to fund the Sickle Cell Anemia research at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee. Chapters are mandated to contribute to the National Project fund annually.

HEALTH, HYPERTENSION, AND NUTRITION

It provides a channel through which children and adults learn preventive health measures and viable strategies for addressing a wide variety of health issues that confront society.

RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM / SENIOR TEACHER PROGRAM (RSVP/STP)

RSVP/STP encourages retired and senior teachers to mentor, advise, and volunteer.

CHILDREN AND ADULT BENEFITS

Sponsorship of a variety of activities and projects that bring joy and enlightenment to children and adults in their specific communities.

Youth

Chapters are committed to sponsoring a variety of community activities that will enable and inspire the youth to attain high ethical, educational, moral, and social standards. Students receive life skills support, academic assistance, test-taking procedures, study skills, tutoring, cultural enrichment, and socialization training. Chapters with a KOT are committed to offering a variety of experiences that will enable the college guidance group to become competent, dedicated, and effective educators. The chapter provides guidance, career counseling, community service opportunities, educational advice, and training in leadership skills for female college students. All interested candidates must display good moral character and maintain at least a “C+” grade point average.

THE YOUTH COMPONENT CONSISTS OF:
XINOS

It is a guidance group for female youth in grades 9 through 12.

 

KUDOS

It is a guidance group for male youth in grades 9 through 12.

KAPPA OMICRON TAU (KOT)

KOT is a college guidance group for females pursuing a degree in education.

HUB PARENTS

They are the mothers, fathers, guardians, and other relatives of the Xinos and Kudos who volunteer to assist sorority members with the supervision and implementation of the Xinos and Kudos activities.

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