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Leadership
| Grant East, Founder & President Emeritus |
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In 1976, Mr. East left a successful career in the software industry to pursue a higher calling: giving youth a second chance at education, and a second chance at life. He established Freedom Ministries in Dallas, a nonprofit organization providing educational opportunities for adult and juvenile prisoners. (Read More) |
| Richard Marquez, President |
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Richard Marquez began what is now a well-rounded career in education in 1975 as a middle school teacher. Over the past thirty years, he has worked in every possible area of the education business. As a creative and innovative leader, he has initiated many changes that are now considered educational norms. (Read More) |
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One More Success Story For two months, as winter segued into spring, about 40 students who had either dropped out or been kicked out of the Dallas area's Arlington public high schools attended class inside a decrepit, two-story gray stucco office building that sat woefully
The Latest...  Barbara Duffie, Dallas Can! Academy - Oak Cliff campus senior, was selected as the recipient out of five candidates due to her determination to attend college, and her fervent desire to prove to her children that any dream is possible.
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