Pitbull Reveals His Plans for 2016, Which Includes Helping Kids, Ahead of New Year's Eve Performance

What are Pitbull's plans for the new year? Besides pumping up crowds with super catchy party anthems, of course.

The 34-year-old rapper told E! News that in addition to releasing new music, including another single with longtime collaborator Enrique Iglesias, he's also got plans to continue and expand an initiative he has spearheaded that helps kids.

In 2013, the rapper helped open the first Sports Leadership And Management Academy (SLAM), a public charter school for students in grades six through 12, in his native Miami.

"If sports is what you love, one way or another, it's a business you can get involved with...whether you're a therapist, an attorney, a broadcaster," he told NPR in 2013. "They're already labeling me 'Mr. Education.' "

The rapper told E! News more SLAM schools are planned. In 2016, the Sports and Leadership Academy (SLAM) Nevada in Henderson, Nevada will open.

"We have another SLAM going up in Miami—it's called SLAM Junior," Pitbull. "We got approved in Broward County, West Palm, Osceola."

 Three of Pitbull's six children attend charter schools, NPR reported.

"I'm not just a charter school advocate...I'm a charter school parent," the outlet quoted him as saying at the 2013 National Charter School Conference in Washington, D.C. "And that makes me one of you."

Meanwhile, Pitbull will kick off the new year with the FOX special Pitbull's New Year's Revolution, which will air live from Miami on New Year's Eve at 8 p.m. ET.