Peter Paul will host a Heritage Program here at the Center to honor Black History Month. Students will showcase skits and performances on important moments in Black History. All parents and friends of PPDC are welcome! When: Wednesday, April 1 at 4:30 pm Where: Peter Paul Development Center  1708 N. 22nd Street Richmond, VA 23223

One student's Dr. Seuss Day artwork, writing about the places he wants to go. Every year students across the U.S. celebrate Dr. Seuss on his birthday. Peter Paul honored this favorite author and the love for reading with a special event for students. Fun activities included a green eggs and ham afterschool meal,

Mental Health First Aid Training participants role play a scenario. Do you know what you would do if a friend or colleague had a panic attack in your presence? When someone says first aid, most may imagine CPR or bandaging a wound. First Aid can also apply to mental health. This question, and

As part of a recent mentoring event, Quanaisa and Ariel filled out this Phenomenal Me worksheet. Quanaisa wrote 'I am awesome because I'm a cheerleader. I am awesome because I love dogs. I am awesome because I'm thankful. I am awesome because I'm flexible.' When Ariel Lawrence reached out to Peter Paul Development

5th graders at Fairfield Court Elementary act out a scene of their skit at the Black History Month Program. Every February the lives, achievements, and experiences of African Americans is celebrated and honored. At Peter Paul, students worked with teachers and volunteers to not only celebrate this month but showcase important history in the

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