Frequently Asked Questions

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Teen Exec is a non-profit corporation dedicated to helping young people develop essential executive functioning skills. Our interactive workshops focus on skills like time management, goal setting, project planning, and organization.

Our program is designed for students aged 9-12. We welcome participants who are eager to improve their executive functioning skills and achieve greater success in both school and life. 

Our program consists of a series of four weekly workshops, with each one lasting 45 minutes. These workshops are designed to build on each other, reinforcing and expanding on the skills taught. 

The workshops cover key skills like time management, goal setting, project planning, and organization. Each session is interactive and encourages studies to discuss and share insights. 

Our workshops are held at the Weston Public Library, 87 School Street. This central location is convenient and provides a comfortable learning environment for all participants. 

We target enrollment between 6 to 8 students. This range allows us to provide personalized attention and support to each student while encouraging group interaction and collaboration. With smaller group sizes, the facilitator can better address individual needs and ensure that every participant is actively challenged.

Students will receive brief, practical homework assignments between workshops. These assignments are designed to reinforce the skills leaned and will be discussed at the beginning of the next session. 

Parents will receive email updates between sessions to keep them informed about the assignments and topics covered. These emails will also include relevant questions they can ask their child to support their learning. 

At the end of the four workshops, students will receive a certificate of completion and a Teen Exec t-shirt, recognizing their commitment and achievements. 

Teen Exec is a non-profit corporation, and the program is delivered free of charge as a service. 

The workshops are taught by Natalya Lucas, founder of Teen Exec. Natalya is a student at Weston High School in Massachusetts. Natalya has experience working with younger students as a counselor-in-trianing at LINX Camps and as a teaching assistant at Momentum Dance, both in Wellesley. She was also a peer mentor in the Sources of Strength program at Weston Middle School. 

Access the registration page to begin the process of signing up your child to attend. 

If the workshop reaches its limit, we may schedule additional sessions during the current semester based on demand. Otherwise, we’ll add you to the waitlist and notify you if an opening becomes available. We will also keep you informed about workshops in future semesters.