The ADA Parent Education Program is based on curriculum developed by the Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE) in California, which uses an intense, one-on-one contact model to create a community in which parents and teachers collaborate to transform each child’s educational environment at home and at school.

The ultimate aim of the Center is to develop a holistic program—one that draws from the best practices of programs already successfully stemming the tide of Latino dropouts, a program that accounts for
the expressed needs of students and their parents, and considers
the needs of policy makers and foundations.

"Past, Present & Future" - The civic engagement programs are on ongoing series of seminars to help existing leaders and to develop individuals as leaders who cross political, business, and civic boundaries to transform the community, state, country, and world.