For ten years, Currently Trending has empowered Philadelphia’s young people to discover their purpose, develop their leadership potential, and prepare for success in high school, college, careers, and life. What began as a vision has grown into a community committed to helping students lead with confidence, integrity, and courage. As we celebrate our 10th anniversary, we remain dedicated to transforming lives and inspiring the next generation of leaders.
Transforming Teenagers into Leaders for Life
“Every teenager sees themselves living boldly, leading confidently, and succeeding fully.”
Expresses a vision where every young person is empowered to imagine, pursue, and fully experience a vibrant life. It means creating an environment where each child recognizes their potential, feels confident in their abilities, and sees themselves actively shaping their own future—not just surviving, but thriving, dreaming, and participating fully in their communities and the wider world.
Currently Trending establishes a four-year partnership with students and their families beginning the summer prior to high school entry. Through collaboration with city and school officials, we empower students and families to achieve on-time high school graduation by equipping them with the skills and support essential for success.
Our coaching team consists of experienced educators dedicated to guiding students on their academic and personal journeys. Working closely with parents, we develop a customized curriculum tailored to the unique needs of today’s high school students. Additionally, our program encourages parents to serve as valuable resources for one another, fostering a supportive community where shared experiences and insights contribute to collective growth and learning.
Saturday Sessions
K-8 School Partners





Dr. Linda Cliatt-Wayman, a fierce advocate for children, has spent three decades fighting for children in poverty to be properly educated in Philadelphia Public Schools.
Linda spent 20 years as a Special Education teacher before becoming a New Teacher Coach, Principal of three high schools and Assistant Superintendent for all 56 Philadelphia Public High schools. She is the only woman and African American to ever lead ALL the Public High Schools.







