High School Dropout Prevention Archives

Does High School Prepare Students for the Real World?

Written by csadmin on September 12, 2022. Posted in High School, High School Dropout Prevention, In-Person High Schools.

Ideally, students should leave high school feeling confident to move on to the next step of their lives, college or the workforce. However, upon graduation, many students that have attended traditional high schools may lament that they don’t feel prepared at all. Even those students with respectable...

Can I go Back to High School After Dropping Out?

Written by csadmin on August 15, 2022. Posted in High School, 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 graduation...

Benefits of a High School Diploma

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

It can be a struggle to get through high school. You may find yourself a few credits behind, feel discouraged by the social environment of a traditional high school, or have other challenges outside of school with work or family. But, there are options for graduating even if you’ve gotten off track....

Dropping Out of School Causes, Consequences, and Solutions

Written by csadmin 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 graduate,...

Category: High School Dropout Prevention

Does High School Prepare Students for the Real World?

Can I go Back to High School After Dropping Out?

Benefits of a High School Diploma

Dropping Out of School Causes, Consequences, and Solutions