Wilmington youth need improved recreation, education, employment, and mental health services if they’re going to avoid becoming victims and perpetrators of gun violence as adults.That’s according to a community advisory council formed in the aftermath of a historic federal study of Wilmington’s epidemic of violence and created to develop strategies to intervene in the lives of those displaying warning signs. The council published a report recommending early intervention, ongoing support, and coordinated community services for at-risk youth in Wilmington. Read more.
This report is line with the Personalized Learning recommendations found in Student Success 2025.