Touré Clark began his auspicious career as a student and athlete at Jefferson High School in Daly City. Despite coming from a single parent home of modest means, Touré received many gold medals in his track career in high school. Not only was he Athlete of the Year in high school, he competed in the Junior Olympics. While running track and majoring in biology at the College of San Mateo, Touré aspires to become a pediatrician in order to help children lead and live healthy lifestyles. Touré is on track to transfer to Stanford University, University of California, Los Angeles and has been accepted by University of California, Berkeley.

Not only an outstanding and sought after vocalist and cellist, Jabarri Robertson has received exceptional marks at the oldest and most prestigious public high school West of the Mississippi: Lowell High School of San Francisco. An active member of the Young Scholars Program, Jabarri maintained a 3.2 Grade Point Average while tutoring at KIPP Academy in San Leandro and Our Kids First. Jabarri was also the First Chair Cellist in the Symphonic Orchestra. He was also a student of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music for over seven years. As the student body was displaced by Hurricane Katrina, Jabarri is returning to Xavier University in New Orleans, Louisiana to study chemistry. Jabarri also aspires to be a pediatrician so that children may develop healthy life habits.