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The City of Oak Ridge Youth Advisory Board serves as a liaison between the Oak Ridge City Council and the youth of the community on matters affecting the youth. The purpose of the Board is to assist in minimizing community problems relating to youth, and to encourage positive growth and development of youth by involving them in healthy, enlightening, empowering, social, cultural, and recreational activities that shall be drug and alcohol-free. If you would like more information about the City YAB, please call Matt Reedy, City Staff Liaison to the YAB, at 425-3442 or email him at mreedy@cortn.org.
Sarah Stokely 12th Grade
Ashley Parks 12th Grade
Emily Lockhart 12th Grade
Emily Ducko 12th Grade
Hannah Magill 11th Grade
Patrick Rader 11th Grade
Ross Landenberger 11th Grade
Patrick Williams 11th Grade
Courtney Follman 11th Grade
Aaron Chasan 11th Grade
Cameron Brinkman 10th Grade
Kelsey Warmbrod 10th Grade
Caliope Brousal 9th Grade
Patricia Edou 9th Grade
Shane Harris 9th Grade
Shichen Zhang 8th Grade
Regular Meetings Wednesdays at 2pm
September 14
October 5 and 19
November 9 and 16
December 7
January 4 and 18
February 1 and 15
March 7 and 21
April 4 and 18
May 2 and 16
Special Event Dates
Nashville Leadership Trip February 15, 2012
Freshman Sophomore Dance April 13, 2011 Paradox Teen Center
Youth Career Fair April 25th
The City Youth Advisory Board is hosting a Summer Jobs & Career Fair for Teens at Oak Ridge High School on Wednesday, April 25th from 2pm-4pm. Businesses that have volunteer or paid jobs available for teens in the summer, or that want to promote career decisions for students are encouraged to register for a vendor table. There is no fee to participate. A provider form is attached.
Provider Form
Battle of the Bands April 27th (6pm-9pm) Civic Center (Paradox Teen Center If poor weather forecasted)
Graduation Celebration May 31st (10pm-6am) Civic Center
If you would like more information about these events or about the City YAB, please contact Matt Reedy at mreedy@cortn.org or at 425-3442.
