Boys & Girls Clubs of the Corridor Success Stories

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Corridor Success Stories

Meet Javion

The Corridor's Next Voice of Justice

Javion has pushed himself academically from an early age, taking AP classes since middle school and continuing to challenge himself throughout high school. Through Power Hour at the Club, he had a place to stay focused on his schoolwork and get the support he needed to keep moving forward.


A 2026 Washington High School graduate, Javion graduated with honors and earned recognition in science, math, history and language arts, along with an award for earning more than 54 credits. Outside the classroom, he was a four year participant in show choir, vocal music, football, basketball and track, along with two years of baseball and involvement in student senate.


Javion has plans to attend a four year college to major in criminal justice and pre law.

Javion has pushed himself academically from an early age, taking AP classes since middle school and continuing to challenge himself throughout high school. Through Power Hour at the Club, he had a place to stay focused on his schoolwork and get the support he needed to keep moving forward.


A 2026 Washington High School graduate, Javion graduated with honors and earned recognition in science, math, history and language arts, along with an award for earning more than 54 credits. Outside the classroom, he was a four year participant in show choir, vocal music, football, basketball and track, along with two years of baseball and involvement in student senate.


Javion has plans to attend a four year college to major in criminal justice and pre law.

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