Category: Photos

When you can see their faces it is VERY entertaining! Mike

We were overjoyed to share very special time learning a lot about leadership and followship this last week. These young adults brought their very best selves in an attempt to better understand their own Attitudes, Behaviors and Cognitions relating to…

Comstock Youth Works visited us to learn about the Attitudes, Behaviors and Cognitions that would help them secure and keep mutually beneficial employment. The job skills they learned while at Project Discovery will enhance their ability to enjoy a successful…

We really enjoyed hosting the Feather River College Upward Bound group here at Project Discovery. They really pushed themselves hard and came out winners! We can’t wait for their return next season. Mike  

Despite the bus issues and a very short day, every participant enjoyed challenging themself and bonding with their fellow team mates. Hope everyone enjoys the photos!

Sandra and her group of winning students showed up this week to wow us with their level of support for one another, their openness and acceptance as well as their ability to really push themselves past their limits. Breen and…

Had the opportunity to work with Head Start of Reno and they brought it. Great support, willingness and commitment to team building and their profession. These ladies really pushed their limits and learned a lot about each other and how…

Big Kudos go to Coach Cary Jordan, Coach Elijah Rotter and the PHS Principal Jason Zona for making this Awards Dinner happen. Medals were worn with pride on the way out as we look forward to next ski season! -Mike…

With the vision, hard work and iron will of the Fifth grade teachers, Roy Gomm students enjoyed a wonderful two days at our facility last week. Teachers, parents and students were all amazing and accomplished things they never thought they…

These students excelled so well at the elements we had prepared for their age group that we had to set up more elements we normally only use with adults. What was striking was their care and trust in one another…