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Boys and Girls Club tells Lone Oak council it serves 93 local youth, cites 99% program success
Summary
Jenny Kruger told the council the Boys and Girls Club enrolls 93 students in Lone Oak and highlighted a Breakthrough Prevention Program she said has a 99% success rate among juveniles; she urged continued city support for youth programming.
Jenny Kruger, representing the Boys and Girls Club, told the Lone Oak City Council the organization currently serves 93 students in the city and focuses on academic support, social-emotional development and workforce readiness.
"The Boys and Girls Club currently has 93 students enrolled through the City of Lone Oak," Kruger said, and she described the group's Breakthrough Prevention Program as having "a 99% success rate among juveniles." Kruger asked the council to recognize the club's community role as the city evaluates programs and partnerships.
Council discussion on the presentation was brief; no formal motion or funding request was recorded in the minutes. The presentation was listed under the meeting's presentations and will remain on the council's record for future budget and partnership considerations.
The council's agenda later included items tied to city infrastructure and budgeting that could affect future funding decisions for community programs.
