GoH GoH Girls
GoH GoH Girls (Girls of Hope, Girls of Honor) is a 4th-12th grade program designed around the four cornerstones of leadership, service, responsibility, and sisterhood. The GoH GoH Girls program holistically aids in developing young girls by providing a safe place to discuss female-related issues while also providing field trips, mentorship, and volunteer opportunities.
Each semester, they work through two of the eight building blocks for social-emotional health as promoted by the UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center. GoH GoH Girls aims to foster community among Wesley-Rankin’s girls, staff, and volunteer mentors to reinforce emotional and social development.
GoH GoH Girls meetings are divided into two groups, 4th-6th graders and 7th-12th graders. The younger GoH GoH Girls emphasize self-confidence, friendship, and study eight character traits through hands-on activities, crafts, and group discussions. The older GoH GoH Girls emphasize healthy relationships and life after high school.
FAQs
GoH GoH Girls is open to girls in 4th-12th grade. Girls do not need to be enrolled in Wesley-Rankin's Afterschool Program to participate in GoH GoH Girls.
7th-12th grade GoH GoH Girls meets on Mondays from 5-6 PM at Wesley-Rankin’s main campus, 3100 Crossman Ave.
4th-6th grade GoH GoH Girls meets on Tuesdays from 5-6 PM at Wesley-Rankin’s main campus.
There is no cost to participate in GoH GoH Girls. All costs, including field trips, are covered by Wesley-Rankin.
If you're interested in enrolling in GoH GoH Girls, complete the interest form below and Julia Henry and Nancy Zamudio will reach out with more details on the enrollment process.
