Maurice Haskins Sr. — Multi-Site Director  Maurice is a youth development practitioner with more than 15 years of experience working in a variety of agencies. Originally from Brooklyn, he has built a family in Rochester with his wife April and two sons, Maurice Jr. and Malcolm. Maurice has associate’s degree from Monroe Community College, a bachelor’s degree in Community and Human Services from Empire State College, and a master’s degree in Strategic Leadership from Roberts Wesleyan College.
 DavidA’ is new to Quad A for Kids, but as a Rochester native she is not new to the community. She
served for more than 15 years in a variety of youth and community development roles and on boards
and worked with youth from three months old up through age 25. DavidA’ has been a Girl Scout and assistant Girl Scout leader and helped several programs obtain grant funding. Previously she worked for New York State Child Nutrition as an auditor for the free breakfast and lunch program in Albany and New York City and in a day care at Stony Brook University. To her role at Quad A she brings skills in community engagement, creating sustainable systems, and linking organic resources within communities.  After spending most of his life in Syracuse, Bho attended the State University College at Brockport and moved to Rochester after getting his degree. He says Rochester has given him opportunities
to use his experience to help children. Bho has worked for several organizations dealing with both children and teens and has developed events that promote community engagement. He also coaches lacrosse and basketball for students ages 6 to 12. His motto is “If you can make a child smile that day, then you have done your job.” Bronte Graham – Site Coordinator at School 4
 Bronte was born and raised in Rochester and graduated from Olympia High School in Greece. Following her desire to help others in the community, she became a Certified Nursing Assistant
and worked in nursing homes assisting the elderly with every-day tasks and life skills. She decided to study nursing at Monroe Community College, but also needed to work to support herself. That is when she was introduced to Quad A for Kids. She started as support staff, assisting students with homework, STEM projects and arts, athletics, life skills. After two years, she was promoted to site coordinator and now considers herself to be a “Development Advocate” for youth. She is wholeheartedly committed to creating a family-oriented bond within the program, preparing students for better success and having an impact on the community as a whole. Angie Quick-Coleman — Site Coordinator at School 16
 Angie is a Rochester native, mother of two wonderful children and surrogate mom to many. A proud graduate of East High School, Angie is a dedicated, passionate, well-rounded, nurturer and effective leader who excels in connecting to youth, building relationships, and advocating for children and their families. Originally a nurse at Rochester General Hospital, Angie made a tough decision to give up
that career to stay home and raise her children. She later found an opportunity to exert her true passion to serve children. Prior to joining Quad A, Angie spent nine years serving and supporting youth and their families in a variety of roles at the World of Inquiry School 58. She’s experienced and trained in youth mental health and First Aid, and has extensive training in conflict resolution and restorative practices. Angie’s goal is to develop a strong family-like culture within the program and school community and promote and support the personal, social, emotional, and developmental needs of the students. |
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