21-Year-Old Establishes New Life Preparatory School for Boys in Georgia
Founded at the age of 19, Randall's organization, The X for Boys, has been instrumental in creating a safe space for boys aged 11-17. Through various workshops covering skills such as welding, automotive repair, construction, and cooking, Randall has fostered an environment where young men can learn and grow.
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In a groundbreaking initiative, 21-year-old King Randall, founder of The X for Boys organization, is set to open the New Life Preparatory School for Boys in Albany, Georgia. The school aims to empower young Black boys in the community by providing a comprehensive educational experience.
Founded at the age of 19, Randall's organization, The X for Boys, has been instrumental in creating a safe space for boys aged 11-17. Through various workshops covering skills such as welding, automotive repair, construction, and cooking, Randall has fostered an environment where young men can learn and grow.
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Randall expressed the impact of The X for Boys, stating, "Giving them a space where they're around a lot of other young men and around other men trying to mold you and train you." The organization has witnessed success, with activities like field trips and a book club contributing to an impressive 86% reading comprehension rate among participants.
Initially self-funded, Randall later garnered support from the community and nationwide, allowing him to expand the organization's programs. With a longstanding dream of establishing a school, Randall, with community backing, is now turning that dream into reality.
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The New Life Preparatory School for Boys, located at the former Isabella School, will focus on a holistic education encompassing traditional academics, trade skills, firearms training, and the science of family and manhood. Randall's vision exemplifies a commitment to empowering young Black boys through education and skill development.
