Project ALERTA

at the University of Massachusetts Boston

Project ALERTA

Lucia Mayerson-David and First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House

Announcements

Project ALERTA is very proud of its many accomplishments throughout its 23-year history, especially its most recent achievement—being selected by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, among 450 nominees, as 1 of 15 awardees in the nation to receive the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award, the highest honor for youth arts programs in the United States.

More information about our award:

"I want to give thanks to all of my teachers for pushing me far. When I went to the White House I said to myself, 'Am I dreaming?' I was also really nervous until Michelle Obama hugged me.” Noelia Lugo, ALERTA participant

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The Power of a Granola Bar: Summer TAG and ALERTA Programs

" I just bumped into a TAG (Talented and Gifted Program) assistant teacher in the elevator of the Wheatley Building." Read More 

Boston Public Schools Superintendent Carol Johnson says:

"Boston Public Schools congratulates our longtime partner, UMass Boston's Project ALERTA. Through academic enrichment, student-centered learning, and family engagement, we are collaboratively closing the access and achievement gaps for Latino youth and English Language Learners."

Giving to UMass Boston

Your gift to Project ALERTA helps ensure that Boston’s Latino and English Language Learners achieve academic success.


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