The Guide Right Leadership Program was established in 1922 as a national service program of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. The Abington-Ambler Alumni Chapter’s Guide Right Program began in 2004 and has successfully helped to mentor many young men in their pursuits of college and career, It was established to implement a meaningful and practical approach to the problem of youth underachievement. The program focuses on personal development, academic achievement, college and career preparation, and community service. Guide Right encompasses many of the fraternity’s youth-oriented programs such as mentoring, college preparatory programs, and tutoring. However, the flagship initiative of the Guide Right Service Program is the Kappa Leadership Development League (Kappa League).

Program Overview

The Abington-Ambler Alumni Kappa Guide Right Program consists of three core programs.

Kappa Akademy

Kappa League

National Guide Right

Monthly Virtual Workshops
National Kappa League Conference
Virtual College Tours
Student of the Year Competition
Networking Opportunities
Guide Right Students 8-18

Guide Right School Outreach

The Krimson Foundation (the Abington-Ambler Alumni Chapter’s Charitable arm) operates a Kappa outreach program that focuses primarily on male minority youth across 6 targeted high schools and junior high schools in Eastern Montgomery County.

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Testimonials

My very deepest gratitude to you guys for the great job you did with Steven, Tyree Adams and Naseer Mason. Our black Boys need you...God Bless you all

Joyce MasonAunt of Steven, Tyree Adams and Naseer Mason

My husband and I are very pleased with the Guide Right Program of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. Justin joined at 8 year’s of age joined Math Science Kappa Academy, Chess and Track and Field. He is currently a sophomore at Cheyney University Computer Science major. Joseph started at 8 year’s old. He is a 7th grader at private Christian school. He is currently in Kappa Academy. He enjoys Guide Right program Math, Science is his favorite subject. He enjoys his meeting times with Kappa Academy.

Hazel McGriffMother of Justin and Joseph McGriff

Your Guide Right Program has been a foundation for many youth who are introduced to STEM fields and encouraged to pursue their passion via attending College and representing minorities in these 21st Century careers. Two such Alumni of your program are brothers and twins, Miles Lampkin and Malcolm Lampkin who are now Seniors at Penn State's, Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. They are majoring in Software Development and Information Management and are on target to obtain and graduate with Bachelor of Science Degrees in Software Engineering next December, 2021.

John DoeCEO

I am a single mother of two, and as a single mother of a male, it has been hard to teach a boy how to be a man. Kappa League has been that resource for my son to grow as a man and put on display positive black male role models. Through guest speakers, workshops and overall interaction, my son has become more invested in his future and more financially literate. From cooking to college tours to financial literacy to self awareness, Kappa League has been the resource for it all. Kappa League is a great program and I would highly recommend it for all male youth.

Darlene L. MillerMother of Cortea Miller

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Khai’e Davies Abington-Ambler’s Student of the Year

Khai’e Davies is a member of the Abington-Ambler Kappa League and a senior at Lankenau Environmental Magnet High School. He has a cumulative GPA of 4.04. Recently, Khai’e competed for our regional Guide Right Student of the Year. He distinguished himself by giving an impassioned recitation of the poem “Invictus.” At one point in the recitation, Khai’e lost his place. Instead of shutting down, he showed grace under fire and politely asked the audience if he could begin again. He did and went on to give a riveting rendition of the poem that, ironically, now had added meaning to him. As the poem states, indeed his “head was bloodied but unbowed” and in true form, he rose to the occasion as “the master of his fate and the captain of his soul”. Khai’e was a finalist and came in third place overall.

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AAA Kappa League attends Black History Month Event with Dr. Marc Lamont Hill

Recently, the Abington-Ambler (PA) Kappa League visited Widener University for a celebration of black history event. The keynote speaker of the event was none other than AAA’s own, renowned author, activist, and bookstore owner Dr. Marc Lamont Hill. Dr. Hill gave a soaring oratory about imagining change and being fearless in your imagination. He cited examples from Marcus Garvey, Malcolm X and the OAAU, as well as authors like Bell Hooks. The event was sponsored by Widener University and very well attended. Kappa Leaguers got an opportunity to meet and speak and take pictures with Dr. Hill after the event. Brother Keenan Washington was instrumental in the planning of this event in coordination with Dr. Hill and Widener University

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Kappa Akademy Goes On A Jurassic Quest

Kappa Akademy students attended the Jurassic Quest dinosaur exhibit at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City Philadelphia. Students were able to observe animatronic dinosaurs, dig for fossils, and discover Prehistoric animals who once inhabited the earth’s land, sea, and sky.

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Khai’e Davies Abington-Ambler’s Student of the Year

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AAA Kappa League attends Black History Month Event with Dr. Marc Lamont Hill

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Kappa Akademy Goes On A Jurassic Quest

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The Guide Right Leadership Program was established in 1922 as a national service program of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. The Abington-Ambler (Pa) Alumni Chapter’s Guide Right Program began in 2004 and has successfully helped to mentor many young men in their pursuits of college and career. It was established to implement a meaningful and practical approach to the problem of youth underachievement. The program focuses on personal development, academic achievement, college and career preparation, and community service.