The Summer Program helps realize a community need for structured, affordable, and comprehensive summer programming. As there is strong overlap between the school-year and summer enrollment populations, Crossover’s Summer Program is intentionally designed to sustain the progress that student athletes earned at Crossover, on the basketball court, and in the classroom during the school [...]
The Elite Training program is available to Crossover student athletes who have demonstrated exceptional academic success, leadership abilities, and basketball achievements. Participation in the program is by invitation only and registration is first come, first serve. For more information on the Elite Training Program, please contact Coach Antoine Jennings at ajennings@crossovermission.com. [...]
We’ve broken away from the traditional, seasonal approach to sports and academics and introduced a year-round and transformative journey: Travel Ball. With tournaments happening every two months, our young athletes are constantly engaged and driven to improve. This heightened level of competition fuels not only their athletic dreams but also their academic aspirations. For [...]
Yes, the Youth Protection Safety Policy and Youth Minor Incident Report are both policies in place to address accidents or incidents with students. We also keep emergency contact information on all student athletes in Salesforce easily accessible by all staff.
Crossover has an Emergency Action Plan as well as a Youth Protection Safety Policy that is required review and acknowledgement by all staff and volunteers.
Yes. At the beginning of each school year, we conduct a mandatory, on-site parent orientation. Throughout the school year, parents and guardians are invited to attend such events as our End-of-Year banquet, basketball tournaments, and parades for community celebrations.
We view our relationship with families as a social contract. We are here to support them through coaching, academic mentoring, and with completing college and financial aid applications and collegiate sports recruitment. In turn, we ask them to support us at Crossover. We strategize with parents in supporting their children with homework at home [...]
Yes, our staff communicates during the school year at least one time per week with parents and guardians on their child’s progress.
Each student athlete has different academic needs and we deploy a data-driven Individualized Mentoring Plan utilizing goal-setting to realize success. To assess progress, Crossover’s program staff closely monitors grades and school behavior reports through the Indian River Public School District FOCUS Agency Account and the equivalent for those student athletes attending private schools. To [...]
Crossover organizes a variety of opportunities for student athletes to participate in specifically to broaden and enrich their overall development: college tours, overnight college basketball camps, civic engagement and community service, and cultural and environmental excursions. Mature student athletes at Crossover can also serve as mentors to their younger peers.
