Each1, Teach1 is a three-part youth mentorship and wellness series created by Three’s A Crowd, Coach Freeman & Rooted.

Through fun, hands-on activities, students explore creative careers, S.T.E.A.M., healthy movement, fitness, teamwork, confidence, and healthy ways to manage stress.

Each1, Teach1 is free for participating students and their families.

The cost of the program is paid by the participating school, LAUSD, a grant, or another community funding partner.

Schools and community organizations may contact Three’s A Crowd to discuss program pricing, available funding, partnership details, dates, and school-specific needs.

The program serves young people in Los Angeles County’s Second Supervisorial District.

The program focuses on Black and Brown youth and students from underserved communities.

Activities can be adjusted for elementary, middle school, high school, and young adult participants.

Yes.

Elementary school sessions use age-appropriate stories, creative play, movement, simple S.T.E.A.M. activities, teamwork, and conversations about different careers.

Students learn by doing instead of sitting through long lectures.

Part 1: Explore

Students meet artists, business owners, fitness professionals, and other community leaders.

They discover careers in art, design, music, photography, marketing, technology, wellness, business, and entrepreneurship.

Part 2: Create and Move

Students learn by doing.

They participate in hands-on creative projects, S.T.E.A.M. activities, healthy movement, wellness exercises, and team challenges.

Part 3: Connect and Grow

Students connect with mentors, share their ideas, and practice teamwork.

They learn simple tools to build confidence, make healthy choices, manage stress, explore their interests, and think about their future.

Career topics may include:

• Art and design

• Music and photography

• Marketing and strategy

• Technology and S.T.E.A.M.

• Content creation

• Film and production

• Business and entrepreneurship

• Fitness and wellness

Guest speakers explain what they do, how they started, the skills their work requires, and what their daily work is really like.

Activities may include:

• Movement and fitness education

• Breathing exercises

• Body awareness

• Stress-management tools

• Healthy coping skills

• Teamwork

• Confidence-building

• Conversations about physical and mental wellness

Students learn how wellness can support their education, confidence, creativity, focus, and future goals.

Sessions may be hosted at a participating LAUSD or Inglewood Unified School District school.

Programs may also be held at Rooted, a community fitness studio located at:

Rooted
1623 Centinela Avenue
Inglewood, California

The current three-part series is designed to serve approximately 60 to 75 students in total.

A typical session may serve approximately 20 to 25 students. The final number will depend on the students’ ages, available space, school needs, and program plan.

Each1, Teach1 is led by Three’s A Crowd in collaboration with Coach Freeman, Rooted | fitness studio and community professionals.

Creative leaders, entrepreneurs, wellness educators, fitness professionals, and culturally relevant mentors share their experiences and guide student activities.

Students may gain:

• Greater awareness of creative careers

• Positive relationships with mentors

• Practical fitness and wellness tools

• More confidence

• Teamwork experience

• Healthy ways to manage stress

• New interests

• A greater sense of possibility for their future

Our goal is for every student to leave feeling seen, supported, and excited about what is possible.

Program success may be measured through:

• Student attendance

• Participation in activities

• Student feedback

• Knowledge gained

• Changes in confidence

• Interest in creative careers

• Awareness of wellness practices

• Continued participation in mentorship or future opportunities

Yes.

Activities can be adjusted based on:

• Grade level

• Number of students

• Available space

• Student needs

• School goals

• School schedule

• Program location

Schools should contact Three’s A Crowd to discuss their students, goals, preferred dates, and desired program format.

Yes.

Parents, guardians, teachers, and school leaders may contact Three’s A Crowd with questions about the program, student activities, locations, or participation requirements.