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Philadelphia Sports Training Center (PSTC) is the nation's only sports
training center to combine Athletics and Academics. I am the director and
co-founder of the
SACT (Student-Athlete Counseling
and Tutoring) Program. As a former All-American soccer player, as well as,
an Academic All-American soccer player, I not only know what it takes to be
successful both athletically and academically but I have the experience to back
up the knowledge. I attended Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA where I
graduated with honors and earned two Bachelors of Arts Degrees, one in
Psychology and the other in Sociology. As the director of the SACT
Program, I am dedicated to serving all children so that they too may experience
success not only in athletics but also in academics.
There are many responsibilities that we have as
teachers of student-athletes. The most important one is to promote the
academic success that is possible to achieve through hard work, determination,
and positive support system. We want
parents to understand the value of how important
education is in high school, towards attending college, and to having a diverse
knowledge base for life's occurrences. A student-athletes basic support
system comes from school guidance
counselors that have more than enough student to handle their
individual situations, which is where communicating with our professionals that
want to improve their student-athletes academic performance. The overall
authority in ensuring parents are satisfied are the
principles of each individual school in the
Philadelphia School District, Catholic School System, Charter School, or Friends
Select School. This is a chance to allow our professionals to make sure
that we promote increasing your student attendance, improving your school's
basic test scores, assisting in the marketing for more funding through the
appeal of graduation rates above 90%. To each one - Teach One! We
can all make a difference, so lets start with those that have the greatest
attraction for others to join or look up to. Its a student-athletes
responsibility to know that they are cared for, looked after, and looked up to
by their peers and family.
Inspiring the Youth,

Justina
Prince
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