Empowered with Meg Ryan, an award-winning public television program focused on empowering viewers through impactful storytelling, will feature a segment highlighting New Leaf Organization, a beacon of hope for students who haven't found success in a traditional school environment.

At New Leaf Organization (NLO), graduation isn’t just a ceremony it’s a celebration of courage, determination, and growth. This year, we proudly honor the 2025 graduating class of Buckeye Community Schools (BCS).

As federal education funding faces significant reductions, the role of community support becomes increasingly vital. New Leaf Organization (NLO) is stepping up to ensure that students continue to receive the education and support they need to succeed.

At Buckeye Community School (BCS), education is just the beginning. While our flexible, student-centered approach attracts learners seeking a personalized path to graduation, it's the vibrant community that keeps them engaged and supported throughout their journey.

For many students, success isn’t just about studying hard—it’s about overcoming the challenges life throws their way. At New Leaf Organization, we believe that when you remove barriers, students don’t just survive—they thrive.

Education isn’t one-size-fits-all, we believe every student deserves a path that fits their unique journey. That’s why we’ve pioneered a personalized and flexible approach to learning, designed to meet students where they are and help them reach their full potential.

At New Leaf Organization, we believe every student deserves a chance to succeed—regardless of the challenges they’ve faced in traditional school settings.

At New Leaf Organization (NLO), we believe in second chances, fresh starts, and rewriting the narrative for students who need it most.

Education should be a gateway to opportunity—not a roadblock. At New Leaf Organization, we are dedicated to breaking down the barriers that prevent students from reaching their full potential.

At New Leaf Organization, we believe every student deserves a chance to succeed—regardless of the challenges they’ve faced in traditional school settings.