P.O.I.N.T.E. Academy, an education program that works with students that have been incarcerated or expelled, will run out of funding Sept. 30, the CEO says.
, made a plea for $1.35 million from the Mobile City Council Tuesday to continue P.O.I.N.T.E. Academy, an education program for students in Strickland Youth Center and students that have been expelled or referred out of public schools in the region, primarily Mobile County.
“My goal is to sustain educational operations while we figure out the bureaucratic paperwork to position us for long-term success,” Kennedy told the council Tuesday.
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