This semester, Project Leadership Delaware County will launch a mentoring program for local high school students who are on track to go to college through Indiana’s Twenty-first Century Scholars program.
The program is structured to give Scholars the tools they need for success including
consistency, one-on-one interaction and positive social interaction.
To learn more or to become a mentor to a Twenty-first Century Scholar, click here..
Every child has a dream and deserves the chance to achieve it. Education unlocks a child’s future and full potential. That is why Project Leadership is committed to partnering with community residents and educators to:
1. Increase Grant County’s high school graduation and literacy rates and
2. Boost students’ college and life readiness.
Every child travels a path. Those with a plan who are surrounded by positive community voices will choose wisely.

Every student has a story. Some are telling it through Project Portfolio, designed to help students showcase their high school work and then share it to gain acceptance into colleges and secure jobs. Here’s how it works: Project Leadership provides the portfolio kit. Students add their own ingredients – skills, talents, dreams. More on Project Portfolio.
Twenty-first Century Scholars is a program that offers to pay for eight semesters of college tuition for students who make a good citizenship pledge. Students making this pledge agree to:
1. graduate with an Indiana high School diploma
2. graduate with at least a 2.0 gpa
3. not use drugs or alcohol, or commit a crime
4. apply for admission to an Indiana college
5. apply for financial aid
To review the current eligibility guidelines, you can ready the Twenty-first Century Scholars program FAQ here.