"The Centergy Project, founded by former educator Leigh Colburn and corporate consultant Linda Beggs, is transforming the lives of students through community collaboration."

The Georgia DOE recently dedicated $1,040,000 to help create school wraparound centers that will connect students with resources like food, clothing, counseling, and more.

Graduate Marietta Student Life Center was named as a synergistic and cost-effective example of how schools can help students thrive.

AJC deems the Graduate Marietta Student Success Center a “model of progress” in the fight to curb school violence and support student needs.

“Leigh Colburn was an early champion of YouScience. She learned about it from a parent, then tested it with her own staff and other parents before giving it to students.”

One family gains support and stability through wraparound services.

Marietta Schools was named Georgia Charter System Innovator of the Year for their Graduate Marietta Student Success Center.

Georgia Education Magazine Freedom & Opportunity recently featured GMSSC in an article titled – “How Do You Spell Success: GMSSC.”

The Marietta Student Success Center is truly a home away from home for students at Marietta High School.

This Atlanta High School recently launched its very own Student and Family Engagement (SAFE) Center. The new center offers non-academic support for students and families.

A school district in Peoria, Illinois is expanding its therapeutic program as part of its Social and Emotional Learning Department.

This public school system in Peoria, IL is launching wraparound services using the Centergy Cycle.

Gainesville Schools are using the Centergy Cycle to expand wraparound services.