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Fourth and fifth grade teen leader, Elliot Davis talks with Jaden Turner after a snack and afternoon exercise on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. The center is a finalist for a grant from the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce. They plan to use the $15,000 grant to create a space where students can student math and science and for teen interns to help them. -
Fourth and fifth grade teen leader, Elliot Davis congratulates Cesar Gonzalez after hearing of Cesar's school test grade on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Children wait in line after a afternoon snack before taking part in a afternoon activity on Friday at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Teen coordinator Richard Johnson discuses the fun fitness survey with Cesar Gonzalez (l) and Wakilli Bennett during a work exercise the kids shared with the class on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Josiah Smith shares thoughts of his favorite movie during a work exercise the kids shared with the class on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Fourth and fifth grade teen leader, Elliot Davis discuses the fun fitness survey with Brad Williams on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Teiarra Claypool listens during a afternoon fun fitness survey on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Wakilli Bennett and Cristofer Munos discuss their favorite leisure activity on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights. -
Teen coordinator Richard Johnson high-five's Brianay Andrews during a work exercise the kids shared with the class on Friday afternoon at The Roberts Family Development Center in Del Paso Heights.
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