Divine Works E&T

Regression, in the context of education, refers to the loss of academic skills and knowledge that often occurs during extended breaks, such as summer vacation. Research indicates that students, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds, tend to experience substantial regression in crucial subjects like math and reading over the summer months.

This interactive education and training session explores the concept of unconscious competence and its practical application in fostering children’s learning and development to combat summer learning loss. Parents will gain insight into the four stages of competence, highlighting the importance of recognizing and supporting their child’s journey.

By understanding how skills are developed and internalized, parents can adopt strategies that promote effective learning habits, enhance academic performance, and encourage positive behavioral patterns during the summer break.

Date: April 22, 2025
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM CST
Platform: Zoom
Deadline to register: April 22, 2025, at 5:00 PM CST

Please note that 100% of the proceeds from this event will be dedicated to providing mentoring services for low-income schools and families.

Register here ➡️ https://forms.gle/oet3aUjRfPoc38zB9

We encourage all those who register for next week’s event to support our fundraiser by visiting this link:
https://gofund.me/b24c1d52.

Please feel free to contribute any amount you wish.

🌟 Exciting news from Proteential at Providence Catholic High School! 🌟

Over the past two days, we’ve engaged with approximately 100 freshmen through visualization and meditation exercises. We dived deep into crucial topics like managing anxiety from academic and social pressures, balancing academics and sports, and navigating peer pressure. Our discussions also included the impact of high school grades on college aspirations and preparing for adulthood.

Last and certainly not least…

We emphasized the importance of focusing on emotional
intelligence, self-awareness, and social awareness in addition to the impact of high school grades on college aspirations and preparing for adulthood.

Stay tuned, as we’ll be back next week to continue supporting our students on their journeys! 💪

Exciting Announcement!

Join us for the premiere of The Proteential Podcast on Tuesday, March 18th at 7 PM CST!

We are thrilled to introduce our first guest, Chloe “Chlojo’s” Crim, an incredible 11-year-old athlete who is already making waves in the youth track and field community. Representing the Aurora Flyers AAU team, Chloe has achieved national recognition and numerous accolades—all while dreaming of earning a full-ride scholarship and representing her country in the Olympics.

Driven by her strong faith, Chloe is passionate about using her platform to glorify God, spread His message, and inspire the next generation of young Christian athletes. With her dedication, talent, and unwavering commitment, she is destined to leave a lasting mark in athletics and beyond.

Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

Go to: https://www.youtube.com/@TheProteentialPodcast to subscribe to The Proteential Podcast.

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At just 11 years old, Chloe Crim has already established herself as a formidable force in youth track and field. Representing the Aurora Flyers AAU team, Chloe’s dedication and talent have garnered national recognition and numerous accolades.

In August 2024, Chloe showcased her exceptional abilities at the AAU Junior Olympics in Greensboro, North Carolina where she achieved All-American status in all of her events. She placed 3rd in the nation in the 1500m and 7th in the nation in the 800m.  Chloe is a 9x All American and a national indoor champion.

Chloe’s impressive personal records include a time of 2:28.27 in the 800 meters and 5:01.75 in the 1500 meters. These achievements have positioned her among the top young athletes in the nation.

Beyond the track, Chloe excels in cross country. She earned All-State honors after placing 4th in Illinois, underscoring her versatility and endurance across disciplines.

Chloe’s aspirations extend beyond her current accomplishments. She dreams of earning a full-ride scholarship and representing her country in the Olympics. Driven by her faith, Chloe aims to use her platform to glorify God, spread His word, and inspire the next generation of young Christian athletes.

With her unwavering commitment, remarkable talent, and strong faith, Chloe Crim is poised to make a lasting impact in the world of athletics and beyond.

From September 5, 2024, to February 20, 2025, we held 37 group sessions, each lasting 30 minutes, totaling 18.5 hours. Six eighth graders completed the program.

During these six months we covered:

– Distractions from friendships and romantic relationships can hinder students’ academic goals

– The importance of assessments in academics, behavior, and personal development was examined

– Students completed a behavior checklist that assessed their actions at home, school, and in the community

– Each student filled out a “dream” worksheet, reflecting on their aspirations and the steps necessary to achieve them, along with a discussion about decision-making’s influence on those dreams

– The overarching goal of Proteential is to help students develop strong positive self-images and establish acceptable standards of conduct in school, life, and community settings by incorporating restorative practices and scenario-based learning (SBL) that teach the importance of reflection and consideration.

PROTEENTIAL: Teaching kids to think before they do

We wrapped up this year’s mentor program this Thursday!

Featured this pic is Delinda Herod from the Fairmont Community Partnership Group and my sister, Mayra Figueroa-Saucillo, the Partnership Coordinator.

A special thanks to Paul Leonard from the Fairmont Community Partnership Group and Betty Washington, whose efforts were crucial in organizing the program.

The boys celebrated their completion with Wing Stop, certificates, and a nice set of wireless earbuds.

After presenting “Bridging The Gap: A Guide for Parents to Boost Their Child’s Academic Success and Behavior” at the Valley View School District 36U Family Symposium, I had the pleasure of reconnecting with my JJC Brothers.

A special thanks to Jailen Jones for reminding me not to forget my tripod—your support means the world!

That would have been tragic (LOL!)

Salute to you, dear brother!

A special shoutout to Lockport Park District, Fairmont Community Center, Fairmont Community Partnership Group, and our talented young facilitators from Proteential.

We sharpened important skills like communication, teamwork, time management, cell phone etiquette, self-regulation and critical thinking.

Next Up: The Family Empowerment Symposium on Saturday, February 22, at Brooks Middle School in Bolingbrook!