Vesean Moorehead

Posted on July, 2023 by CIS Greensboro
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Congratulations Vesean!

Our first CIS senior spotlight is Vesean Moorehead! Vesean began working with CISGG in 2nd grade!!! In 6th grade, Moorehead relocated to a different school district so he wasn’t able to continue participating in our African American Male Initiative program at Communities In Schools of Greater Greensboro. Nevertheless, Moorehead did attend our summer camps every year thereafter even though he was at a different school (one out of our district). We want to take the time to congratulate Vesean on his recent milestone! The mission of Communities In Schools is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. While CIS provides students access to support and resources, a student's success ultimately lies within them. Congratulations Vesean!!!

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