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Love Progress Park L.E.A.D. groups are small groups of girls who meet to connect in 45-60 minute leadership practices to build confidence, life skills, and friendship.
Schools and Communities
with L.E.A.D. groups or starting L.E.A.D. groups
NORTH CAROLINA
  • Davidson Day
  • Hopewell High School
  • Hough High School
  • Independence High School
  • Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology
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Benefits of Joining a L.E.A.D. Group
  • L.E.A.D. groups welcome all middle school and high school girls. Rising 6th-12th grade girls who can be identified by their leadership potential and are looking to supplement their academic and athletic endeavors with focused leadership training are a fit for joining-in. Programming costs are often reduced or covered through grants, generous contributions, and sponsorships so every girl can be included in a L.E.A.D. group.
  • Students and athletes get an MBA-style leadership experience. The Year 1 Leadership through Entrepreneurship playbook teaches girls to how to navigate the entrepreneurial process while applying emotional intelligence, growth mindset, financial literacy, and basic marketing skills to help develop an original idea into a pitch presentation.
  • Teachers, counselors, coaches, administrators and community leaders volunteer as facilitators in weekly leadership practices. All Love Progress Park L.E.A.D. group coaches are trained and certified L.E.A.D. Instructors and complete background checks, adhere to abuse prevention policies, and comply with Love Progress Park's Code of Conduct.
  • 100% commitment guarantees growth over time.  Leadership training, like strength training, offers a chance to build "muscle" in leadership competencies such as confidence, resilience, awareness, communication, and more!
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JOIN A L.E.A.D. GROUP
"It is okay to fail and to succeed from your failure. It is okay to try new things and to not have to know everything. Being a leader requires confidence and kindness - also to take risks and learn from your mistakes.”Sophie, Class of 2027