Kharma is Committed to Helping Others
Kharma grew into a confident leader through CIS and plans to pursue a career in psychology to help others.
Read more of Kharma is Committed to Helping OthersGet inspired by the stories of Communities In Schools® (CIS®) 2026 graduates as they prepare to embark on their next chapter — be it joining the workforce, serving our country, or pursuing further education — we are filled with pride and optimism for their future.
Kharma grew into a confident leader through CIS and plans to pursue a career in psychology to help others.
Read more of Kharma is Committed to Helping OthersWritten in his own words, Leland found support through CIS and will pursue his dreams at SNU.
Read more of How CIS Helped Shape Leland's FutureLearn how CIS helped Joab believe in himself and keep going.
Read more of Joab Found Hope Through CISWith support from CIS, Kiana overcame the challenges of young parenthood and is now preparing for college.
Read more of Kiana's Balancing ActI am a graduating senior of 2025, and very proud to be one. Showing up is difficult, but necessary. During my entire high school career, I found it difficult to show up. Going to school for 8 hours a day was emotionally exhausting. However, it doesn't have to be.
Read more of Roman: On the Importance of Showing UpMy journey with Communities In Schools has been nothing short of transformative, exceeding all initial expectations. At the heart of this experience is my site coordinator, Carlea Atkinson. Her office became a safe haven, a place where I could seek advice and guidance. Ms. Atkinson's commitment to my growth was evident in the numerous college and university visits she facilitated, exposing me to a world beyond my immediate surroundings.
Read more of Neorah: Aspiring to Help Others Achieve Their DreamsSenior Sierra set out to make her last year her best – and she more than delivered. Referred to Communities In Schools of Tennessee by her principal (and herself), Sierra connected with Hope Childs, her program manager, to tackle two big goals: improving her attendance and getting career-ready.
Read more of Sierra: Turning Her Senior Year Into a Success StoryOur graduating seniors have worked hard to make it to this point. Your message will remind them that they have a network of support that extends beyond what they could ever imagine.
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“...Whenever you feel like there's nothing left, there will be someone that believes you're worth it — that you deserve more, that you should keep going, that you should dream, and that you should keep believing. I found that person in Ms. Gonzales [his CIS site coordinator].”
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