Teen Parents and Their Families
“Supporting our students as they build healthy families and a healthy future for themselves and their children.”
Program Goals:
Increase educational attainment and equity among teen parents
Increase graduation rates among teen parents
Who We Serve:
(1) Any pregnant teen who is
Under 20,
Lives in Forsyth County,
Plans to continue her pregnancy,
Has not already graduated from high school or gotten a GED, and
Who's enrolled in some secondary school in Forsyth County (not Forsyth Technical Community College’s GED or Adult High School Programs) OR
Who has dropped out (or been dropped from her school's rolls) and is interested in returning to school - in one setting or another.
(2) Any parenting teen who meets those same criteria (including teen fathers.)
How We Serve:
Inform and advocate for the rights of pregnant and parenting students in school settings.
Act as a liaison between the school administrators, educators, students, and their families.
Coordinate enrollment in Hospital Homebound services.
Assist teens with school enrollment.
Provide supportive counseling to teens and their families.
Assist students with securing childcare subsidies.
Transport and accompany students to complete essential tasks.
Provide linkage to community resources to address the needs of the students and their families (for example: safe sleep, car seat safety, clothing, mental health, substance use, housing, employment, transportation, medical care, etc.).
Teen Parent Referral Form Link
Make a referral for a pregnant or parenting teen student using this link! You can also reach out via phone or email to make a referral.

