Celebrating 25 years of CCF

Our History

Spotlights

We are so proud of our students, past and present, for setting their sights on their ideal future and making it a reality. 
Meet a few of our current students and alumni to see what great things they have achieved.

Alumni

Blamah Sarnor, Class of 2002
CEO,
​Web collaborative

"Being a part of Chester County Futures exposed me to mentorship that helped to inspire my launch into entrepreneurship."

David Villagomez, Class of 2015
Primary Instructional Coordinator,
​Devereux advanced behavioral health

"Chester County Futures opened up many opportunities for me and helped me develop the skills I needed to succeed as a first generation college student."

Current Students

Emelia F. PHoenixville

Emelia is an 11th grade student who aspires to enter the STEM field to become a computer engineer. She is involved in sports such as basketball and track, and enjoys indulging in both reading and writing in her free time. 

Peyton W. Oxford

Peyton is an 11th grade student who aspires to work in the veterinary industry. She enjoys working with animals, crafting, and spending time with her loved ones.
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Emanuel O. Kennett

Emanuel is a 12th grade student who has been working hard on his college applications. He plans to apply to 7 colleges and has written 8 college essays. His driving force has been his first college acceptance, as well as his dream to pursue a career in technology.

Ariel A. Coatesville

Ariel is a 12th grade student whose interests include music and graphic arts. She has recently launched a comic book and podcast geared toward students dealing with Anxiety and Mental Health issues. 

why i chose 
chester county futures

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We asked our high school students what drove them to join Chester County Futures, and they had great things to say. Hear them talk about their experiences being a part of the program and what advice they would give to the students who follow.

CCf throughout the years

Celebrating where we've been while looking ahead to where we're going.
Thanks to the students and staff that have helped make an impact on our program and our community.
​We are who we are because of you.