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Hello! Hey, we're glad you made it. This site is a place for you, your friends, and other teens. It's a welcoming community for all youth and a place where all youth belong. We want you to be here. This is your place, your space.

Here you can start thinking about what you want to do with the rest of your life. This Web site was built to help you plan for the future. What will you do after high school? Will you work? Go to college? Live in a place of your own? By using this Web site, you can plan for your future right now!

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Gaming can be good for your education! That is, if your teacher finds the right games for the right purposes. See this YouTube video on one Indiana teacher's use of games in his classroom.

Have you ever been assigned a video game in class to learn a subject matter?

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