Pathway Promise Program: Dropout Prevention Program

Pathway Promise Program (P3) is a dropout prevention initiative for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WS/FCS) high school students that have experienced challenges in the traditional high school setting.  The goal is to remove barriers to graduation and enable students to graduate from high school with an earned diploma. P3 has small class sizes, and students will benefit from individualized instruction, as well as an individualized graduation plan.

P3 staff is committed to the success of all students that attend the program. In collaboration with students and parent(s)/guardian(s), an individualized graduation and postsecondary plan will be developed. Licensed school personnel will deliver instructional programs to meet course requirements and the P3 School Counselor will provide academic advisement and social-emotional support.

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How is the program structured?

  • School days are from 2:00 - 7:00 pm.

  • Transportation is available

  • Career, college, cultural and resource enrichment opportunities

  • Social-emotional and restorative programming

  • Individual and small group counseling

  • Connections and referrals to community resources, when needed

 

Eligibility and Requirements

  • Students

    • will be enrolled by a referral process through their high school principal.

    • should be within one year of having sufficient credits to graduate, including credit for Health & PE and certification in CPR.

    • meet the established criteria provided to each high school

  • Students and parents/guardians must participate in an interview and orientation processes upon enrollment in the program.

  • Students must bring assignments from their teachers, their school issued laptop, and any other important materials or supplies while assigned to the program.

 

Staff

  • Core Curriculum teachers in English, Math, Science and Social Studies

  • Career and Technology Education (CTE)

  • Exceptional Childrens (EC)

  • School Counselor

  • Assistant Principal

 

 

Other Important Information

  • Acceptance into the program is on a first-come, first served basis until capacity is reached.

  • Course work in each core academic subject and a Career & Technical pathway are available.

  • All WS/FCS district rules and policies are applicable while attending the program.

  • Use of earbuds, cell phones, or other electronic devices are subject to the discretion of program staff.

  • Students are allowed to graduate with their home school.

 

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