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Soar High Academy Youth Programs offers a mix of athletic and academic activities, including Youth Basketball Camp, Basketball, Soccer, Handball, Volleyball, Fencing, Chess, Advanced Math, Debate, Science, Speech and Debate, Writing, Math Olympiad coaching, and Math Kangaroo competitions coaching. The program also offers specific classes such as Chess Class, Writing Class, Advance Math Class, Basketball Class, Basketball Full Session, and Tournament options. Youth Basketball Camps are 3–6 hours per day, and one Basketball Camp subscription runs for 5 days with 1 session per day lasting 7 hours.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Summer basketball options in the evenings with grade-based groups, plus Youth Basketball Camps that run 5 days with 7-hour sessions and general camp days of 3–6 hours
• Price: Youth Basketball Camp $350; Basketball Full Session (3*1) Athletics $520; Basketball Full Session (2*1) Athletics $430; Basketball Class (5) Athletics $265; Basketball Class (4) Athletics $220; Basketball Class (3*1) Athletics $210; Basketball Class (2*1) Athletics $160; Chess Class (2*1) Athletics $150; Writing Class (2*1) Academics $150; Advance Math Class (2*1) Academics $150; Chess Class (1*1) Athletics $80
Soar High Academy states that it offers afterschool classes for children and a program of academic, social, and physical activities that supplement and go beyond what is available through the public school system. The organization describes its mission as using classes such as Advanced Math, Debate, and Science, along with activities like Basketball, Soccer, Handball, Volleyball, Fencing, and Chess, to empower children and students from all communities and give them a place to expand their horizons with the guidance of supportive mentors. The organization also states that being a non-profit allows it to focus on the individual needs of youth and that in academic, athletic, and social settings, personal respect and good sportsmanship are considered just as important as winning or losing.
The leadership team includes CEO and co-founder Aida Prudhomme, Secretary Ronald Brazil, Treasurer Juhi Goel, and Board member and co-founder Andrew Prudhomme. Aida Prudhomme is a former professional athlete overseas who played as a professional for 12 consecutive years, has almost 13 years of experience in services development for national and international competitions, and holds an M.S. in Economics. Ronald Brazil has over 31 years of teaching experience in elementary and secondary education, 10 years of experience coaching basketball for grades 3rd–8th in the Saint Joseph CYO program, 4 years as a freshman and Junior Varsity coach at Kennedy High School in Fremont, and an M.A. in Education. Juhi Goel has over 10 years of experience as a bank financial advisor, with responsibilities such as reconciling bank statements, managing cash flow, tracking budgets, handling funds, and providing financial reports, and holds an MBA in Finance and Marketing. Andrew Prudhomme worked for 6 years as a researcher at UCSD, currently works as a senior software engineer in San Francisco, and holds an M.S. in Computer Science from UCSD.
Soar High Academy states that its staff and volunteers are trained in Safe Sport, and that its academic teachers are trained in CPR and Child development courses from the Red Cross. The organization is legally registered in the state of California, has legal nonprofit status, and is tax exempt. The program notes that its Youth Basketball Camps feature a professional and experienced coach who has had success both on and off the court, and that the camps focus on teaching the fundamentals of basketball through stations, drills, games, and competitions for kids of all skill levels, as well as focusing on developing the right attitude, character, and mental approach to the game. The organization describes itself as made up of people in the community who believe that the youth and young adults in this community are the future.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Summer basketball options in the evenings with grade-based groups, plus Youth Basketball Camps that run 5 days with 7-hour sessions and general camp days of 3–6 hours
• Price: Youth Basketball Camp $350; Basketball Full Session (3*1) Athletics $520; Basketball Full Session (2*1) Athletics $430; Basketball Class (5) Athletics $265; Basketball Class (4) Athletics $220; Basketball Class (3*1) Athletics $210; Basketball Class (2*1) Athletics $160; Chess Class (2*1) Athletics $150; Writing Class (2*1) Academics $150; Advance Math Class (2*1) Academics $150; Chess Class (1*1) Athletics $80
Soar High Academy states that it offers afterschool classes for children and a program of academic, social, and physical activities that supplement and go beyond what is available through the public school system. The organization describes its mission as using classes such as Advanced Math, Debate, and Science, along with activities like Basketball, Soccer, Handball, Volleyball, Fencing, and Chess, to empower children and students from all communities and give them a place to expand their horizons with the guidance of supportive mentors. The organization also states that being a non-profit allows it to focus on the individual needs of youth and that in academic, athletic, and social settings, personal respect and good sportsmanship are considered just as important as winning or losing.
The leadership team includes CEO and co-founder Aida Prudhomme, Secretary Ronald Brazil, Treasurer Juhi Goel, and Board member and co-founder Andrew Prudhomme. Aida Prudhomme is a former professional athlete overseas who played as a professional for 12 consecutive years, has almost 13 years of experience in services development for national and international competitions, and holds an M.S. in Economics. Ronald Brazil has over 31 years of teaching experience in elementary and secondary education, 10 years of experience coaching basketball for grades 3rd–8th in the Saint Joseph CYO program, 4 years as a freshman and Junior Varsity coach at Kennedy High School in Fremont, and an M.A. in Education. Juhi Goel has over 10 years of experience as a bank financial advisor, with responsibilities such as reconciling bank statements, managing cash flow, tracking budgets, handling funds, and providing financial reports, and holds an MBA in Finance and Marketing. Andrew Prudhomme worked for 6 years as a researcher at UCSD, currently works as a senior software engineer in San Francisco, and holds an M.S. in Computer Science from UCSD.
Soar High Academy states that its staff and volunteers are trained in Safe Sport, and that its academic teachers are trained in CPR and Child development courses from the Red Cross. The organization is legally registered in the state of California, has legal nonprofit status, and is tax exempt. The program notes that its Youth Basketball Camps feature a professional and experienced coach who has had success both on and off the court, and that the camps focus on teaching the fundamentals of basketball through stations, drills, games, and competitions for kids of all skill levels, as well as focusing on developing the right attitude, character, and mental approach to the game. The organization describes itself as made up of people in the community who believe that the youth and young adults in this community are the future.
Last updated July 1, 2026.
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