INTRODUCING
FutureHub Academy
Learn. Lead. Earn. Live Well.
A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Strengthening the Education Pipeline and Expanding Opportunity for Every Student
School Types
Charter, & Traditional Public Schools
Grade Levels
Grades K-12
Target population
Elementary, Middle & High School Students
Proposed Regional Capacity
1000 Students
Geographic
United States of America: National
FUTUREHUB
What Is FutureHub?
FutureHub is an incubator that consists of a variety of innovative programs that are solution based in order to strengthen the bonds between administrators, teachers, and student families, creating a cohesive and results-oriented plan that benefits everyone involved.
Our programs target current challenges that charter schools face which include mental health, student academic testing & performance, Our Teacher mental health objective includes increasing teacher employment retention and achieving higher teacher certification statuses. As a result of this support of teachers and staff, seeing increased improvement in student wellness.
Charter, & Traditional Public Schools
Grades K-12
Target population: Elementary, Middle & High School Students
Proposed Regional Capacity:
1000 Students
Geographic:
United States of America: National
About the FutureHub Team
Over 80 years of collective experience in Education & Project Management
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Over 100 + Top-skilled and licensed mental health therapists, counselors, and Trainers
Seasoned Retired Instructors with extensive classroom over 30+ experience years
Certified Fitness specialists and instructors
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Support staff with extensive results oriented education experience
FutureHub Academy prepares students to not simply graduate high school, but to successfully navigate an independent life after high school.
FUTUREHUB ACADEMY'S MISSION
Preparing Students for Life
FutureHub Academy equips students with the academic knowledge, financial capability, leadership skills, career readiness, entrepreneurial mindset, combined with health and wellness tools they need to successfully transition from the classroom into adulthood.
FutureHub Academy believes education should prepare young people to not only graduate, but to navigate their way through their lives. Through FutureHub Academy, students learn how to think critically, communicate effectively, manage money, strengthen their mental wellness, solve problems, lead others, explore careers, create opportunities, and make informed decisions about their futures.
Program values
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Purpose
Know why you are here and where you are going.
Courage
Speak up, try something new and learn from failure.
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Excellence
Do your best work, even when nobody is watching.
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Service
Success becomes more meaningful when it creates opportunities for others.
Accountability
Take responsibility for your decisions.
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Wellness
Achievement should never require sacrificing your well-being.
Curiosity
Ask questions. Seek knowledge.
FUTUREHUB ACADEMY'S VISION
Empowering the Next Generation of Well-Rounded Leaders
To develop a generation of well rounded students who are confident, capable, financially informed, healthy, innovative and community-minded young leaders who are prepared to pursue a collegiate education, careers, entrepreneurship and meaningful lives.
FutureHub Academy visualizes a future where every student leaves high school knowing:
Who They Are.
What One can do.
How One can earn.
How One can lead.
How One can live well.
And how One can make an impact.
PROGRAMS
Six pillars, one learning system
Mathematics and Data Literacy
CORE LEARNING
Algebra, percentages, ratios, statistics, probability, graphs, data analysis, interest, loans, taxes, budgeting and business mathematics
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
Personal budgets, financial decisions, business projections, data stories and community problem-solving
Leadership and Character
CORE LEARNING
Self-awareness, confidence, accountability, communication, teamwork, ethics, conflict resolution, strategic thinking and public speaking
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
Leadership projects, Student Leadership Council, community projects and Lead the Room
Literacy and Communication
CORE LEARNING
Reading comprehension, research, writing, persuasive writing, business writing, professional email, media literacy and public speaking
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
Research, professional communication, presentations, evidence-based arguments and interviews
Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship
CORE LEARNING
Banking, saving, credit, debt, taxes, insurance, investing, consumer protection, problem identification, market research, pricing, revenue and profit
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
The $60,000 Life Challenge, financial plans, business concepts and Youth Shark Tank
Science, STEM and Innovation
CORE LEARNING
Biology, environmental science, human health, technology, engineering, research, data collection, experimentation and AI literacy
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
Engineering challenges, scientific investigations, technology projects and the Science of Me
Health, Wellness and Life Management
CORE LEARNING
Nutrition, activity, sleep, stress, healthy relationships, time management, digital wellness, emotional regulation and healthy decisions
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
My Wellness Blueprint and the Science of Me
36 weeks
Academic-year model
3 days
Per week
4–7 p.m.
Generally, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. per program day
Summer
Intensive application period
NATIONAL PRIORITIES
FutureHub's 5 National Priorities
01
Child poverty
16.0%
U.S. children under 18 living in poverty
25.3%
Child poverty by state (highest)
U.S. Census Bureau · 2023 ACS
Source: U.S. Census Bureau — Child Poverty by State
02
Food insecurity affects millions of families with children
18.4%
of U.S. households with children experienced food insecurity
6.7 m
households with children affected nationwide
In 2024, 7.3 million children lived in households where both children and adults experienced food insecurity.
USDA Economic Research Service · 2024
Source: USDA — Food Security in the United States
03
Charter schools are disproportionately represented among high-poverty schools
34%
Public charter schools classified as high-poverty
21%
Traditional public schools classified as high-poverty
NCES defines high-poverty schools in this comparison as those where more than 75% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) · 2021–22
Source: NCES — Characteristics of Elementary and Secondary Schools
04
Food insecurity differs substantially by state
9.0% to 19.4%
The state-level estimates ranged from 9.0% to 19.4%, demonstrating a substantial geographic difference in food insecurity.
These figures cover households overall, not only households with children.
USDA Economic Research Service · 2022–2024 average
Source: USDA — State-Level Food Insecurity Statistics
05
Developmental disabilities
8.56%
of U.S. children ages 3–17 had a diagnosed developmental disability
This measure includes autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability, and other developmental delays. The estimate increased from 7.40% in 2019 to 8.56% in 2021.
CDC
Source: CDC — Diagnosed Developmental Disabilities in Children
CONTACT US
Get in Touch
FutureHub Academy will build a regional ecosystem rather than operate as a stand-alone provider. Strategic partnerships support site access, student recruitment, mentoring, career exposure, internships, financial education, and postsecondary pathways.
Phone:
248.294.7454
Email: