ARCH MICROSCHOOL

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Founder
Jacqueline D. Bosby
The  ARCH Program was developed to help underserved teens and young adults between the ages of 16-24.  Many of today's participants are referred to us by probation officers.

Teens and young adults do not have to have a referral anyone needing our services will have the opportunity to get help from us.

The ARCH Program was renamed in 2020, after having a successful year only servicing teens with learning disabilities. 

Today our services and programs has been incorporated into our Microschool  where the  learning experience extends far beyond the physical confines of a classroom.  We use the surrounding community and its resources. 

Students are encouraged to focus on mastering and understanding who they are first which allows them to value their worth as they better themselves and helping thers. 

This website is to inform you about the programs we teach at the Microschool, but if you want to know more about the founder  please follow the links below, it also shows what makes the founder qualified to do this program as she continues to coordinate others.

PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

EDUCTION

Every participant is required to attend an educational and job pathway, our school has partnered with the local technical schools

FINANCIAL LITERACY

Understanding finances coming in and going out is a priority for our staff

CAREER EXPLORATION

Our staff will help the participants chose the right path to their selective career path

ARCH TRANSITION PROGRAM

The Mocroschool uses the ARCH Transitional Program this program is for teens 16-24, with the plan to ensure our participants are productive

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Every participant is required to complete a minimum of 3-community service projects which are all led by the participant. This is also part of our accountability program

MEET THE FOUNDER

WHO AM I?

My name is Jacqueline "Jackie" Bosby, and I am honored to seek election as Commissioner for District 2 in Oglethorpe County. Born in Detroit and raised in Chicago, my husband and I have chosen Oglethorpe County as our home since 2001. I take pride in developing programs that meet individual and community needs. Over the past 24 years, I have designed and implemented programs and training initiatives across Georgia, focusing on leadership development for hundreds of teenagers and young adults. I am many things to many people—a proud daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, cousin, godmother, friend, colleague, acquaintance, teacher, and mentor. While the internet may tell part of my story, it doesn't tell the whole truth. Transparency, accountability, honesty, and truth are principles I hold dear.

TELL YOUR OWN STORY

These days you can google anyone, but what happens when someone googles you and they only see part of a story? Well it's true "Google" me and the first thing that pops up is Mother and Daughter indicted for defrauding the IRS. .. But what they don't tell you is, it wasn't true, and the case was dismissed with prejudice. Nor does it tell you that the funds were given in a reimbursable grant in which my nonprofit was the fiscal agent and that the money was given to provide a service that was completed and they received awards for. I can't run from the internet but I can tell you the truth. If you would like to know more ask me please don't assume. I believe in transparency and accountability but most of all I believe in honesty and the truth. Own your intentions but don't let someone else make you guilty if you're not.

ALWAYS TEACHING

I have always enjoyed creating programs that can teach others. "Though my resume is lengthy," I will share a few of my largest accomplishments. If you are part of a group that needs a program developed please contact me. In 1982 - I developed a program for the Military in Misawa Japan In 1996, I was offered a position as Community Relations Director of the Village of Maywood where I continued to develop programs and services for the entire community with a priority of services to the homeless and other low-income families. Maywood, Illinois is a suburb 8 miles west of Chicago. Upon moving to Georgia I have shifted all of my focus to youth development and leadership. "Click the picture at the top of this section to read articles and letters of past programs

ARTICLES & LETTERS

  • JAPAN

  • HOMELESS

  • SENIORS

  • MAYWOOD

  • OUR MOVE TO GEORGIA

  • YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

  • LETTERS OF SUPPORT

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