PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS

THE COMMUNITY TRUSTS SUDA

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We have worked successfully with the following community schools:

Martial arts, self-protection, fitness and motivational speaking

HIGH SCHOOLS

• Community High School Dist 94
• IHSA Annual Physical Education Conference
• Joliet Township High School
• Joliet Township High Schools Dist 204 (Lighthouse Prog.)
• Joliet Township High School (JROTC Program) 
• Lincoln-Way East High School Dist. 210
• Lockport High School
• Minooka Community High School Dist. 111 - MCHS 
• Plainfield Central High School
• Plainfield South High School
• Providence Catholic High School​

JUNIOR HIGH/MIDDLE SCHOOLS

• Hufford Jr. High School 
• Jane Addams Middle School
• Troy Middle School ​
• Washington Jr. High School                                                

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

• Edna Keith (Student Council)
• Dupage Montessori School – Wheaton
• Pershing Elementary Annual Field Day 
  

INTERESTED IN OUR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES?

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We have worked successfully with the following community groups:

COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS

Martial arts, self-protection, fitness and motivational speaking

• Boys and Girls Club
• Catholic Charities
• Cub Scout Pack 83
• Fairmont Community Center
• Housing Authorities of Joliet 
• Joliet Chamber: Council for Working Women ​
• Joliet Job Corp: “Bring You’re a Game”
• Joliet Park District
• Joliet Public Library 
• Royal Family Camp 
• Richton Park Community Center
• Shorewood Library​

KEYNOTE SPEAKING

• Joliet Chamber: Council for Working Women
• Joliet Township High School (West Campus)​

COMPLIANCE/RESOLUTION TRAINING

• Joliet Police Department
• Joliet Township High Schools Dist. 204
  • ​​​Paraprofessional and Security​​

Additionally, we have successfully worked with  a host of private community businesses.

"I can not say enough positive things . . ."

​“I can not say enough positive things about Masters Ron and James Hill. I have had the unique opportunity to work with them for the last 5 years in our high school.  Our at-risk students did not just learn the physical fundamentals of kickboxing, they learned a great deal more. Respect, patience, teamwork, and the ‘I can do’ belief were instilled, modeled, and expected of each and every participant.  The kids always stepped up to the challenge and everyone's successes were celebrated.”
 
~Michelle Steffa (JT Central Teacher)