We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
The Objectives of Logic
Short-Term Objectives
To improve academic performance and school attendance for children while providing reentry participants with educational and workforce development opportunities.
To build trust and belonging as the foundation of every mentoring relationship, ensuring participants feel safe, respected, and valued.
To provide role models who share both successes and struggles, allowing members to see authentic and achievable pathways forward.
To teach participants how to recognize their assumptions, ideas, and emotions, and understand how these influence relationships and decisions.
To reduce immediate challenges such as school infractions, disciplinary referrals, suspensions, or risky decision-making behaviors.
Long-Term Objectives
To shape youth and returning citizens into confident leaders equipped with communication, critical thinking, professionalism, and decision-making skills.
To guide members in identifying career paths, setting personal goals, and developing resilience to stay on track.
To strengthen social and emotional learning by encouraging participants to listen actively, interpret context, and consider multiple perspectives.
To deepen cultural awareness and empathy by preparing participants to engage effectively with people from diverse backgrounds.
To equip all members with the tools and knowledge needed to make ethical, informed decisions that strengthen families and communities.
“We all deserve great role models.”
Logic’s short-term objectives focus on creating immediate impact—improving school outcomes, reducing negative behaviors, and building the trust needed for meaningful mentoring relationships. These objectives are designed to meet participants where they are, addressing pressing academic, social, and emotional needs while laying a strong foundation for growth. By providing real role models and emphasizing self-awareness, Logic ensures that members feel supported and empowered in their daily lives.
The long-term objectives aim to transform participants into leaders, advocates, and role models in their own right. Through career exploration, cultural awareness, and the development of critical life skills, Logic prepares both youth and returning citizens for lasting success beyond school or reentry. These objectives ensure that participants are not only able to achieve personal milestones but are also equipped to uplift their peers, families, and communities, breaking cycles of disadvantage and creating new pathways of opportunity.