KAPPA AKADEMY
Kappa Akademy was developed to stimulate early interest in technology based fields of study in young boys by providing them exposure to applied science, math, and technology.
Kappa Akademy is a STEM-based, mentorship program for boys 8-13. The program was developed to stimulate an early interest in technology-based fields of study by exposing students to applied science, math, and technology while mentoring them in life skills. The Kappa Academy was created in 2005 to address the epidemic of low math and science scores among young minority boys. Kappa Academy is an opportunity to enrich and enhance the education that our young students receive at their respective schools. The program will enhance knowledge in math, science, and technology. In addition, our program may discuss social, political, and other economic issues that may affect the participants in our program.
Kappa Akademy was developed to stimulate early interest in technology based fields of study in young boys by providing them exposure to applied science, math, and technology.
Kappa League welcomes young men ages 13 - 18 to experience training in leadership, achievement, and service with a focus on college and career preparation.
The National branch of the Guide Right Program sponsors virtual enrichment workshops and activities.
The Krimson Foundation (the Abington-Ambler Alumni Chapter's Charitable arm) operates a Kappa school outreach program.
Your generous donation helps to support these vital programs and provides scholarships for deserving youth throughout the community.
Kappa Akademy students study chemical reactions by building a mock erupting volcano and recording their findings..
Kappa Akademy students learn lessons on strategy, creativity, and sacrifice on the chess board.
Kappa Akademy students on a field trip to Jurassic Quest.
Kappa Akademy students learning at the Robotics Department at Montgomery County Community College.
