SUMMIT COUNTY (WOIO) –
Older teens currently under foster care in Summit County will be taking part in a character and literacy building program created by local author and former sports writer David Lee Morgan Jr. “MVP, Most Valuable Person Youth Character and Literacy” program will be used as part of Summit County’s Connecting the Dots program.
The program targets high school juniors through seniors.
Morgan, inspired by his friend and mentor Jim Tressel, engages participants in discussions and creative writing on a plethora of topics including work ethics, responsibility, attitude, gratitude, toughness and persistence.
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