Roman Catholic High School in Philadelphia welcomed representatives from the Mayor’s Office of Education, the Department of Human Services’ Juvenile Justice Services, and the City Commissioners’ Office on Thursday, Oct. 22, as part of its participation in the Center City Safe Schools initiative.
The visit focused on youth safety, diversion programs, and community engagement. Representatives shared information about available youth programs, gathered student feedback, and discussed ways to strengthen school safety and connect students with community resources. See scenes from the visit below.
Student representatives, city officials, and school chaplain Father Joshua Vargas pose for a photo during an Oct. 22 visit to Roman Catholic High School focused on youth safety, community engagement and student support through the Center City Safe Schools initiative.
A representative from the City’s Community Evening Resource Centers (CERC) talks to students.
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