Our Community Partners
We have proud community partners that are an important part of the ATC program.
What Our Community Partners Have To Say About At The Crossroads
“Dixie State and ATC have worked closely together for several years; Brian and his staff are to be commended for their dedication to their students helping them further their education. We look forward to continuing our relationship with ATC and helping educate their students.”
“At the crossroads has been a terrific community partner. Over the past 10 years I have enjoyed working with the students. Many have been interns, and a we have even hired on at the radio station. ATC is changing lives, and it’s been really fun to partner with the kids and help them achieve career goals and work with team building and communication skills side by side. Look forward to continuing to have a mutually beneficial partnership for years to come!”
“We like to bring on ATC Students at Coral Canyon in each of our different departments. Having the opportunity to work with our customer base from around the country helps them to interact and use their personal skills in a real life setting, which then helps them use their life skills in real life situations.”
“I am writing this letter in support and appreciation for the collaboration between TEAMRAW Youth Outreach and At the Cross Roads (ATC). It has been very awarding having the students from ATC mentoring our out of our BEACH House located at Dixie Middle.
The BEACH HOUSE (BH) is dedicated to students looking for a break in negative thoughts and behavior in the classroom. They come to the BH where a mentor can help them through those negative thoughts and behaviors through our 1 on 1 mentoring. A relationship of trust is built with the mentees, each time a youth comes into our Beach Houses.
ATC, has been helping with the mentoring piece . Providing group discussions as well as community service with the youth in our program. Watching both mentor and youth feed their relationship has helped not only our youth in their own relationships with their families but, also for the mentors from ATC.