Local initiatives provide opportunities for youth to engage in their communities, expand their learning experiences, and access support services. These initiatives extend beyond educational settings to address a spectrum of needs that impact young people’s well-being, education, engagement, and prospects for future success.
The City of Goodyear has joined forces with other West Valley cities and school districts to collaborate in educating staff, students, and community members on protocols, practices, drills, and information to stay safe during crisis situations on ...
GRC-U is an opportunity for young adults to give back to their communities while gaining experience that prepares them for the workforce. Participants volunteer in various capacities in order to experience a well-rounded breadth of knowledge and ...
The Youth Commission is a unique opportunity for teens to experience how a local government operates. Participants develop leadership skills through engagement with city officials and departments. The format helps students to express their voices on ...
The City’s Preschool Programs help children ages 1-6 develop the skills needed to be successful in the classroom. Bright Beginnings — This program for three-to-five-year-olds focuses on all areas of development including cognitive, ...
Each summer for one week, the Goodyear Police Department hosts its annual Teen Police Academy for high school students, ages 14 to 18. The Academy provides an inside look at law enforcement and is geared toward teens with an interest in criminal ...
The Fire Cadet mentoring program is committed to partnering with volunteers to meet the needs of the department and community. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold a valid driver’s license. During the program cadets complete EMT ...
The Superior Enterprise Center hosts an Entrepreneurial Academy for students in grades 7-12 each summer to foster entrepreneurism and social impact.
The council provides leadership opportunities for students to learn about the community and become involved in projects and initiatives in the Town of Superior.
The Optimist Honor Roll Laptop Award Banquet provides a free laptop to graduating seniors who have made the honor roll every quarter beginning in the 8th grade.
The Town of Superior recognizes graduating Seniors from Superior High School with a "Key to the Town" ceremony. The ceremony honors their accomplishments and reminds them that they will always have a home in Superior.
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