THE EAGLE MODEL
Eagle is a proven solution to the crises facing young men of color. The Eagle Model is an intentional, comprehensive strategy grounded in results-based parent engagement, academic rigor, college planning, extended day, rituals, and mentoring. This instills a core set of values in scholars to foster their development into young men with strong character, driven toward academic success, and a life of fulfilled dreams.
PARENT ENGAGEMENT
ACADEMIC RIGOR
Individual Tutoring
Homework Help
Supportive Learning Environments
Social-Emotional Supports to ensure academic success
COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS
EXTENDED LEARNING
RITUALS
SUMMER PROGRAM
MENTORING
AND MORE....
PARENT ENGAGEMENT
ACADEMIC RIGOR
- Individual Tutoring
- Homework Help
- Supportive Learning Environments
- Social-Emotional Supports to ensure academic success
COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS
EXTENDED LEARNING
RITUALS
SUMMER PROGRAM
MENTORING
AND MORE....
PARENT ENGAGEMENT
ACADEMIC RIGOR
Individual Tutoring
Homework Help
Supportive Learning Environments
Social-Emotional Supports to ensure academic success
COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS
EXTENDED LEARNING
RITUALS
SUMMER PROGRAM
MENTORING
AND MORE....
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RESULTS
The effectiveness of EAF’s approaches is proven in our student performance—with an 89% graduation rate across Eagle Academies, our outcomes far outpace the 59% across America for young Black men. In recent years, 100% of Eagle graduates have been accepted to college. Our alumni network now has close to 2,700 young men of color on a variety of career paths.
Moreover, since 2016, EAF has trained educators on how to support the academic achievement and socio-emotional flourishing of Black and Latino male students. To date, we have trained over 1,000 school leaders in 65 cities, positively impacting over 29,000 students nationwide while also remaining committed to our work in New York City.
We empower Black and Latino Young Men and create new paradigms for the future.
“I will never forget Mr. Miller. He made sure I always kept my mask up. Without his help, I would not have kept my mask up, and I could caught covid and passed it to my family and they could die.”
Eagle Scholar
“What I liked most about Eagle was how everyone treats each other like brothers. It taught me to know that we are all brothers.”
Eagle Scholar
“I think Eagle Academies are important because they show brotherhood and they teach with compassion.”
Eagle Scholar
“If it were not for Mr. Harris I would never have become an Ambassador at Eagle Academy. Because of this, I am so grateful for the Eagle Academy Foundation.”
Eagle Scholar
“My favorite memory from the Eagle Academy is playing football in the gym. I think of it often because it reminds me that I still got it.”
Eagle Scholar
“Going to an Eagle Academy taught me that we might not come from the same family but we are all brothers.”
