Category: High School Dropout Prevention

Impact of Alternative High Schools on Reducing Dropout Rates

Written on March 15, 2023. Posted in Alternative High School, Finding The Right School, High School Dropout Prevention.

When faced with difficult life circumstances and slipping grades, high school students may start to see dropping out of school as their only option. However, not finishing high school can be one of the most significant indicators of career and financial struggles in the future. Alternative high...

Does High School Prepare Students for the Real World?

Written on September 12, 2022. Posted in High School Dropout Prevention, Soft Skills.

Some parents wonder; “does school prepare you for the real world?” The concern being that high schools aren’t actually equipping students for life after graduation. As young adults step out into a world that demands versatility and adaptability, many find that their high school...

Can I go Back to High School After Dropping Out?

Written on August 15, 2022. Posted in High School Dropout Prevention.

It’s never too late to finish high school. Earning your diploma is often the first step towards a successful future and there might be more options for getting there than you think! If you’re 21 years old or younger, you can go back to high school, in-person, and walk across the stage at...

Benefits of a High School Diploma: Ensure Future Success

Written on March 17, 2022. Posted in High School Dropout Prevention, Graduation.

Did you know that with a high school diploma, you’re likely to earn 40% more income than someone without one? Your chances of securing stable employment rise by 33% when you graduate high school (CareerOneStop). While it may seem daunting to complete a high school education, earning your high...

What is the Consequence of Dropping Out of School?

Written on November 3, 2021. Posted in High School Dropout Prevention.

Roughly, a staggering one million students drop out each year, and nearly half of all African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans fail to graduate. Dropping out of school can have severe consequences for students both immediately and far into their futures. 86% of high school students...