Middle School Learning
Middle school girls living in Madison County’s remote mountain communities can participate each summer in an intensive educational summer learning experience.
Inspire. Educate. Empower.
Our mission is to educate and empower girls so they can become leaders in a new Appalachia.
The Partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education (PAGE) provides innovative learning opportunities for adolescent girls in Appalachia. It is designed to help rural mountain girls enter a world that is global, digitally connected, and navigated through literacy and leadership skills.
PAGE girls create advanced learning projects in a Digital Learning Lab, read books, think critically and creatively, and discover new ways of achieving their dreams.
Please join us in the movement to help rural girls learn 21st century skills and become young leaders for a changing Appalachia.
Digital Learning Lab Projects
These projects, produced in the program, take you on a journey inside the lives of PAGE girls and cast some of the most treasured things girls have inherited – home, family, their beautiful farms and mountains – in a new form for today’s world.
High School Internships
Each year, a small group of high school girls from the communities served by PAGE are selected to become High School Interns. Our High School Interns apply as rising juniors or seniors.
Duke Undergrad Interns
Duke Interns work with about 40 middle school girls for two 3-week sessions to provide an enriching summer learning experience.
One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.
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