Scholars receive programming specific to their grade level. 3rd-5th grade, 6th-8th grade and 9-12th grade workshops are offered monthly focused on math, science, engineering and technology projects. As appropriate, each Scholar is required to participate in the GSP Annual Science Fair and MESA Engineering competitions.
3rd-5th grade unique training includes MOUSE Squad, an innovative youth development program, which prepares and supports students in establishing and managing leading edge computer repair and technical support operations. Science Fun Day includes curriculum on Health and Biomedical Science focused specifically on African American health issues and hands-on SNAP electronics. Our week-long summer institute at NASA-Ames allows students to explore physics and aerodynamic concepts.
6th-12th grade unique programming include Math Engineering Science Achievement (MESA), an academic enrichment program that focuses on developing project, technical and leadership skills. Our week-long summer institutes on local university campuses, research facilities or corporations allow for extended learning in specific areas of Science, Engineering and Math.
Each academic year, the Scholars and their parents receive and are encourage to take advantage of academic services available through the Greene Scholars Program to ensure that they successfully navigate their education and are on track to fulfill the University of California's 'A-G' requirements. 
GSP programming is designed to develop 21st century leaders with strong science/mathematics backgrounds coupled with innovation, entrepreneurial/leadership and problem solving skills. Character development is also an essential element of the program. The pillars of character are Caring, Citizenship, Respect, Responsibility, Trustworthiness, and Fairness.
Parents are required to volunteer four hours per month. Leveraging their technical expertise and individual leadership, parent performs specific roles in the organization until their Scholar graduates from high school, averaging 10-15 hours per month.
In addition to supporting the needs of the program, parents also receive powerful enrichment, best practices and strategies for engaging and motivating their children. As program ambassadors, parents participate in community and educational forums.
GSP sends 100% of those who successfully complete the program to college. This means that ALL of our students have passed the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE), met the University of California's 'A-G' requirements for college admission, and graduated from high school. Scholars receive powerful enrichment and preparation for college admission exams, college application and financial aid processes.
Community outreach attracts guest speakers who promote STEM career opportunities, discuss industry trends and emphasizes academic rigor required. Alumni have been awarded over $500,000 in college scholarships from universities, companies, foundations and civic and professional organizations. GSP alumni have already established themselves as "people-to-watch" and are poise to become 21st century leaders.
