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Welcome to the Richmond County Success Center
We are a “One Stop Shop” support center where all of our students’ basic needsare addressed to ensure nothing interferes with student success.
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WE BELIEVE...
... in the power and truth of individual student voice.
... in the “whole child” approach to education; academic and life success are contingent upon physical, social, and emotional well-being.
... all students deserve equitable tools to fulfill their potential and confront the obstacles of everyday life.
... our students and families can overcome barriers and create college/career-ready graduates that are prepared for life in a technological and ever-changing world
Contact
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Kimberly Mungo, Ed.S.
Program Administrator
706-826-1310 extension 5719
mungoki@richmond.k12.ga.usThelma Lewis
Administrative Assistant
706-826-1310 extension 4983
Sara Boyd, MSW
Outreach Social Worker
706-826-1310 extension 4988
Crystal Palmer, MSW
Homeless and Foster Care Liaison
706-826-1310 extension 5496
Le'Troia Parker
Administrative Assistant
706-826-1310 extension 5508
Success Center Location and Hours
Tubman Education Center, 1740 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30904
8 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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Our Services
Social Service Referrals
Our staff works with students and families to coordinate referrals to local community agencies.
Food Market
Our community food pantry is open on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month (September - May) to provide a box of fresh produce and food items. The distribution begins at 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or until all food has been distributed.
Clothing Boutique
Clothing, school supplies, and personal hygiene products are available through our Clothing Boutique. We also provide a washing machine and a dryer for students to help them keep their clothes clean. The boutique is open by appointment.
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Mission:
The Richmond County Success Center seeks to remove barriers that can impede students from succeeding. Through a culture of collaboration and respect, our hope is to give students a clear voice and provide relevant services and programs that are equitable and easily accessible.Vision:
Equipping students and families with tools and resources that promote self-sufficiency.