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Hands On Trees (HOT) is an after-school club which builds students' leadership skills and environmental ethic by bringing together the power of a much desired "environment first" curriculum with leadership training and service learning. Working together, Hands On Sacramento, the Sacramento Tree Foundation, and St. HOPE Public Schools (SHPS) are combining diverse expertise to deliver this first-of-its-kind program so that youth may increase their knowledge and skills in order to achieve their college and career goals.
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