The Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation was special to me. I was called in to change the atmosphere in the school after a student lost his life.
I got to know the students and help them cope with the lost of their friend. I wanted to get them back on track and help them make better decisions so they can have a better life.
This was like a chess bootcamp. My grandson missed the first Saturday – April 15, but we made up for the next 5 Saturdays thereafter. He knew a little about the game but got a better understanding of how to focus and concentrate. His spatial awareness in the game improved a whole lot. Mr. Romeo’s passion for the game is transferred to his students and cause them to be more confident and solution oriented.
Romeo is setting an example for our kids and the community.
Romeo empowers the kids to think and desire to learn.
So glad to have Romeo in our community.
