Steps-Ahead

Steps-Ahead's goal is that every student, student athlete and students with disabilities complete their college education.  What are you waiting for???  In reaching this, the student athlete will be evaluated as to their athletic skill level and educational interest.  Student athletes with documented disabilities will be assisted in this process.  We will track each athlete's progress throughout high school so that NCAA requirements are fulfilled and the student athlete is recruit-able.  SAT and ACT test preparation will be available for all students.  Admission standards A-G requirements for University of California colleges and California State Universities  requirement will be address.  Towards the end of the student athletes high school career Steps-Ahead will work with coaches to produce recruitment letters of introduction and highlight DVD's for presentation to colleges.

Excellence in the Class Room

  Ashley Bridges Graduate 2006

      Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

         Nicholas Jackson#16 Graduate 2008

              North Dakota State University

Michael Tuohy

Graduate 2008

University of New Mexico

Testimonies

With Steps-Ahead I was most impressed with the effort that was made for my daughter (Nikki James).  Your approach was enlightening for me.  It was productive.  I would encourage any student athlete and their parents to get involved with Steps-Ahead as early as possible.  Nikki is attending University of California at Riverside (Track and Field).

Dr. Dwight James

 I would like to thank Steps-Ahead for all of the hard work in giving my son (Tim Parks) the opportunity to attend college through athletics.  The perseverance and desire to assist young athletes has helped me to do what I wanted to do but was unsure of the steps.  The Steps-Ahead program for young athletes male and female wanting to attend college has benefited many.  Through your efforts and encouragement my son is attending the University of Montana (Football) in his senior year majoring in sociology (Graduating Spring 2009).  Thank you for your compassion for young men and women today.

Gregory Parks Sr.

 Spencer Moore

Graduate 2007

New Mexico State University