Rising Stars Division (Grades K-5)
To introduce young student-athletes (K-5th grade) to Scholarlete’s mission of academic and athletic excellence, while engaging parents early as Scholarlete Families. This division builds the foundation for academic habits, love of learning, and community identity—well before middle/high school eligibility concerns.
Academic
Athletic & Lifestyle
Athletic & Lifestyle
- Homework Heroes – daily/weekly homework help with certified tutors.
- Reading Champs – reading log program; every 20 books = reward.
- Mathletics Games – fun math competitions tied to sports themes.
- STEM Saturdays – sports + STEM projects (e.g., “build a paper football catapult”).
Athletic & Lifestyle
Athletic & Lifestyle
Athletic & Lifestyle
- Mini Skill Clinics – basketball dribble challenge, soccer juggling, track mini-races.
- Healthy Habits Club – nutrition and fitness challenges (water tracker, fruit & veggie bingo).
- Sportsmanship Stories – monthly storytime where athletes share about teamwork and perseverance.
Family & Community
Athletic & Lifestyle
Incentives & Rewards
- Family Game Nights – combine trivia, spelling bees, and mini-sports relays.
- Parent Huddles – short sessions for parents on supporting academics and sports balance.
- Community Spotlights – recognize families who exemplify Scholarlete values.
Incentives & Rewards
Incentives & Rewards
Incentives & Rewards
- Rising Star Points System: Earn points for attendance, progress, and participation.
- Badges & Certificates: “Homework Hero,” “Mathlete,” “Super Reader,” etc.
- Quarterly Prizes: Scholarlete gear (t-shirts, water bottles, backpacks).
- Family Incentives: Discounts on Scholarlete services as children age up.
- Recognition Wall: Students featured on Scholarlete’s social media & newsletters.
Parent Engagement
Incentives & Rewards
Parent Engagement
- Scholarlete Family Welcome Kit (lanyard, bumper sticker, parent guide).
- Early Access to Programs – priority enrollment in middle/high school Scholarlete tutoring.
- Parent Resource Library – tips for building routines, NCAA academic roadmap (early version).
- Family Volunteer Opportunities – chances for parents to help at events and clinics
Bridge To Greatness (BTG) (Grades 6-8)
Where Scholars Build Skills On and Off the Court
The Bridge To Greatness Division is designed for middle school student-athletes (6th–8th grade) who are entering a crucial stage of both academic and athletic development.
📚 Academic Excellence
📚 Academic Excellence
📚 Academic Excellence
- Tutoring & Homework Support – One-on-one and small group sessions in core subjects.
- Grade Monitoring – Regular progress checks to keep students on track.
- Study Skills Training – Time management, test prep, and organizational strategies.
- NCAA Readiness – Early awareness of requirements for future eligibility.
🏀 Athletic Readiness
📚 Academic Excellence
📚 Academic Excellence
- Balancing Sports & School – Helping athletes manage busy practice and game schedules.
- Skill-Building Clinics – Optional workshops focusing on discipline, teamwork, and leadership.
- Traveling Athlete Support – Tools for staying academically strong while competing in tournaments.
🌟 Personal Development
⚡ Why the Bridge to Greatness Division Matters
⚡ Why the Bridge to Greatness Division Matters
- Mentorship – Guidance from positive role models who understand the student-athlete journey.
- Character Building – Emphasis on respect, resilience, and responsibility.
- College & Career Awareness – Early exploration of opportunities beyond athletics.
⚡ Why the Bridge to Greatness Division Matters
⚡ Why the Bridge to Greatness Division Matters
⚡ Why the Bridge to Greatness Division Matters
Middle school is a launchpad. Students are old enough to take responsibility for their learning and future, but they still need structure and guidance. By joining the Bridge To Greatness(BTG) Division, families give their student-athletes the competitive advantage of strong academics, balanced priorities, and future-focused planning.