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The goal for Quest for Success is to increase opportunities for our students to have success in literacy, mathematics, social development, family support and community involvement. In addition to the support of the program staff, we will be utilizing resources that are available in Jefferson County to help support our students and families. Coleman Professional Services will provide counselors tha

t will support students’ social development; Brightway Center will provide programming that promotes positive relationships and decision-making; Franciscan University’s Education Department will serve as partners to host family literacy events; and the Jefferson County Educational Service Center will provide programming that promotes college and career readiness skills.

03/29/2022

QUEST for Success staff is busy today learning! They are attending their 3rd quarter training with a focus on PBIS.

01/10/2022

❗NEW❗ time now available!

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/hwv-vmyo-stp

⭐️Quest for Success is offering online tutoring in all subject areas!
✅Taught by locally, licensed teachers!
✅Monday - Thursday
✅Pick a time that is convenient for you and 'click' on the link!
👇 👇 👇
7:30 am – 8:30 am ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/kpi-munq-zcq
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/kpi-munq-zcq
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/wux-srfb-pvd
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/tjd-jbqy-qvz
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/gck-dojw-pkp
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/hyp-yqmx-igi

12/24/2021

🎄Merry Christmas🎄 and 🎉Happy New Year🎉 from the Quest for Success Staff!

Thank you for being a part of this program!

We look forward to seeing you at more QUEST events in 2022!

12/10/2021

🎄🎄TODAY is the day!🎄🎄

We hope to see you there!

12/08/2021

Quest For Success Plans Holiday Feast, Fun
STEUBENVILLE-The Quest For Success before- and after-school program will host a holiday feast and some fun with a Christmas dinner on Dec. 10.
Festivities will be held from 3-5 p.m. at the Sycamore Youth and Community Center on 301 N. Fourth St. in Steubenville. The dinner is sponsored by the Jefferson County Educational Service Center 21st Century Grant and supported by the Ohio Valley Youth Network and features a meal with all the trimmings plus plenty of entertainment. Organizers said another event was held in 2019 but last year’s plans were shelved because of COVID restrictions.
“One purpose is to bring together people in the community an provide a home-cooked meal,” said Mark Masloski, program director and administrative assistant for JCESC. “Another is to invite the community to before- and after-school Quest program to see some of the projects the students have made and introduce students to the food they may have never had before.”
About 56 Jefferson County fifth-to eighth-graders attend each day—or an average of 300 youth per week—at the Quest Center located at 2250 Cherry Ave. in Steubenville and programs include school work help, mentoring, culinary arts, life skills and educational virtual reality. Participants and their families have been invited to the dinner as well as community leaders, with the latter to learn more about the program and meet those involved. Masloski said the event will also include activities from Virtual Reality Headquarters, LLC, a photo booth and live local entertainment.
The Quest program kicked off its fifth year in October and partners with Franciscan University with the goal of increasing opportunities for student success in literacy, mathematics, social development, family support and community involvement. The Quest Center operates on Monday to Thursday from 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 1-5 p.m.
Students represent Buckeye Local, Edison Local, Indian Creek Local, Steubenville City and Toronto City School Districts, Bishop John King Mussio, Jefferson County Christian School and home schools throughout the county. Quest for Success is made possible through a five-year, $850,000 grant through the Ohio Department of Education which provides $200,000 annually for the first three years, with $150,000 during year four and $100,000 the final year.
For more information about the program or dinner, contact Martariesa Fiala at (740) 283-3347, Ext. 100.

12/07/2021

FREE 🎄 Christmas Dinner 🎄

December 10th (3 pm - 5 pm)

For more information: 740.283.3347 ext. 100

12/02/2021

⭐️Quest for Success is offering online tutoring in all subject areas!
✅Taught by locally, licensed teachers!
✅Monday - Thursday
✅Pick a time that is convenient for you and 'click' on the link!
👇 👇 👇
7:30 am – 8:30 am ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/kpi-munq-zcq
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/kpi-munq-zcq
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/wux-srfb-pvd
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/tjd-jbqy-qvz
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/gck-dojw-pkp
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm ➡️➡️ meet.google.com/hyp-yqmx-igi

11/19/2021

Quest For Success Plans Holiday Feast, Fun

STEUBENVILLE-The Quest For Success before- and after-school program will host a holiday feast and some fun with a Christmas dinner on Dec. 10.

Festivities will be held from 3-5 p.m. at the Sycamore Youth and Community Center on 301 N. Fourth St. in Steubenville. The dinner is sponsored by the Jefferson County Educational Service Center 21st Century Grant and supported by the Ohio Valley Youth Network and features a meal with all the trimmings plus plenty of entertainment. Organizers said another event was held in 2019 but last year’s plans were shelved because of COVID restrictions.

“One purpose is to bring together people in the community an provide a home-cooked meal,” said Mark Masloski, program director and administrative assistant for JCESC. “Another is to invite the community to before- and after-school Quest program to see some of the projects the students have made and introduce students to the food they may have never had before.”

About 56 Jefferson County fifth-to eighth-graders attend each day—or an average of 300 youth per week—at the Quest Center located at 2250 Cherry Ave. in Steubenville and programs include school work help, mentoring, culinary arts, life skills and educational virtual reality. Participants and their families have been invited to the dinner as well as community leaders, with the latter to learn more about the program and meet those involved. Masloski said the event will also include activities from Virtual Reality Headquarters, LLC, a photo booth and live local entertainment.

The Quest program kicked off its fifth year in October and partners with Franciscan University with the goal of increasing opportunities for student success in literacy, mathematics, social development, family support and community involvement. The Quest Center operates on Monday to Thursday from 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 1-5 p.m.

Students represent Buckeye Local, Edison Local, Indian Creek Local, Steubenville City and Toronto City School Districts, Bishop John King Mussio, Jefferson County Christian School and home schools throughout the county. Quest for Success is made possible through a five-year, $850,000 grant through the Ohio Department of Education which provides $200,000 annually for the first three years, with $150,000 during year four and $100,000 the final year.

For more information about the program or dinner, contact Martariesa Fiala at (740) 283-3347, Ext. 100.

Address

2023 Sunset Boulevard
Steubenville, OH
43952

Telephone

+17402833347

Website

https://questforsuccesssteubenville.weebly.com/

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