Built to Support Local Districts

This program is intentionally crafted to strengthen local school systems, not replace or compete with them. We work with district leaders and principals to integrate scheduling, space use, and communication so the program feels like a natural part of the school community. Our role is to help you increase student engagement, satisfaction, and long‑term success while reducing the burden on internal staff.

Leadership, Logic, and Business Skills

Through project‑based activities and guided challenges, students develop leadership, teamwork, and logical decision‑making skills that reinforce what they learn in class. They also build practical business acumen—understanding budgets, planning, customer service, and process improvement—so they can see how their education connects to real opportunities.

Raising Appreciation for Education

When 9–12 graders experience how skills from math, English, and social studies show up in real projects and business‑like scenarios, school becomes more relevant. This connection supports better attitudes toward learning, stronger relationships with teachers, and higher satisfaction with the overall school experience.

Investing Back Into Your Schools

As a nonprofit, CAM Pathways operates as a community partner, not just a vendor. A portion of program revenues is returned to participating districts to support local programs, enrichment initiatives, and fundraising efforts as part of our Community Partner Program. This means your high schools gain both a high‑impact 9–12 after‑school program and additional resources to advance district priorities.

Growing Tomorrow’s Workforce

By focusing on high school students at a critical stage in their development, the program helps build the next generation of local leaders and contributors to the regional labor force. Graduates are better prepared for apprenticeships, college, and entry‑level roles, reflecting positively on the district as a source of capable, work‑ready talent.

Partner With CAM Pathways

If you are a superintendent, principal, or district leader seeking a 9–12 grade after‑school program that is explicitly designed to support your local school district, we’d love to connect. Together, we can design a leadership‑focused, results‑oriented experience that fits your schools’ schedules, facilities, and student needs while strengthening your role at the heart of the community.

Partnering With Teachers and Parent Organizations

Teachers and parent groups are at the heart of every strong school community, and CAM Pathways is designed to come alongside you—not add more to your plate.

For Teachers

As a teacher, you see students’ potential up close. Partnering with CAM Pathways allows you to:

• Bring a leadership‑focused, 9–12 after‑school option to your school without having to design or manage it yourself.

• Connect classroom learning to real‑world projects so students see the relevance of your lessons.

• Offer students additional support in building logic, problem‑solving, communication, and career‑ready skills.

We can collaborate on scheduling, alignment with your curriculum, and simple referral processes so you can easily recommend interested students.

For Parent Organizations (PTO/PTA/Booster Clubs)

Parent organizations know what families are asking for: more meaningful opportunities for their teens that build real‑world skills. By partnering with CAM Pathways, parent groups can:

• Help introduce the after‑school leadership program to your school community.

• Coordinate interest meetings, information sessions, and student sign‑ups.

• Benefit from our Community Partner Program, where a portion of revenues is reinvested into the local school district to support initiatives and fundraising efforts.

We make it easy for parent leaders to champion a program that directly benefits their students while also bringing additional resources back to the school.

How to Get Involved

If you are a teacher, club sponsor, or member of a parent organization who wants to:

• Host an information session

• Explore starting the program at your school

• Learn how the Community Partner Program can support your group’s goals

We’d be glad to talk and design a partnership that fits your school’s needs and culture.

For Students Who Want to Start a Program

If you’re a high school student in 9th–12th grade who wants more than just going home after school, you can help bring a CAM Pathways Leadership Program to your campus and get college credit for you and your friends.

Starting an leadership program is a powerful way to build your own skills while creating something that benefits your friends, school, and community. You don’t have to have it all figured out—we’ll walk with you step by step.

What You’ll Get

As a student leader helping launch a CAM Pathways extra-curricular program, you can:

• Help design a space where students build leadership, business skills, and real‑world confidence.

• Work with teachers, counselors, or a club advisor to make the program part of your school community.​

• Gain experience organizing meetings, sharing information, and gathering interest—skills that colleges and employers notice.

• Gain college credit.

You’ll be part of the first wave of students shaping how leadership and career‑ready learning happens at your school.

How to Get Started

1. Talk to a trusted adult at school (teacher, counselor, principal, or club advisor) and let them know you’re interested in starting a CAM Pathways after‑school leadership program.

2. Reach out to us with your school’s name and the adult contact who is willing to help.

3. We’ll connect with your school to explain the program, answer questions, and explore schedules and details.

You don’t need to be “the perfect leader” to start—this program exists to help you become one.

If you’re ready to bring something new and meaningful to your school, we’d be excited to partner with you.