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Trip to Italy

Interested in going to Italy with Teachers Preparatory High School in February 2025? We would like to create life-changing experiences for our scholars. One way Teachers Preparatory High School will do this is by planning a trip abroad to the beautiful country of Italy during the month of February! We would like to see who is interested and begin planning as soon as possible. Please answer the questions in the link below if you would like to participate in this opportunity. Click on the link for a sample itinerary of everything you can expect from this trip Trip to Rome-Sorrento

Trip to Italy Application

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Winter Spirit Week
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Bell Schedule 2024-2025
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Safer Access Family Letter (English/Espanol}
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Winter Recess

School is Closed

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Jan 20

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day

School is Closed

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End of Marking Period 3

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Day One of Our Educational Journey

We Are......Chefs

Gallery Walk: January 31, 2024

Monroe University Tour 10/30/24

Why Teachers Prep? Student Expressions

Summer Bridge Program

Incoming 9th grade students collaborated to create a logo and tagline depicting their summer learning experiences.

College Partnership

Students completing dual-credit college courses meet with Monroe College President, Marc Jerome, to discuss their progress and career pathway goals.

Collaboration

At Teachers Preparatory High School we partner with students and families to achieve success.

Peer Forward!

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Upcoming Event: 10/21-25 College Application Week

TPS is excited to share with you our summer experience with the Peer Forward program. This summer four of the eight students nominated to be peer leaders will attend Nazareth College in upstate NY for a three day training. These students will work together to train peers throughout the school year providing exposure to multiple colleges, completing the FAFSA form early and build leadership skills. Congratulations to the following students:

Daniel Straker, Adesha O'brien, Raiven Johnson, Kayla Easton

Advisor: Malcolm Harrison

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Read about Peer Forward in the New York Times! Click here.

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Across the country, high school seniors are getting ready to embark on a career path that starts with college. Your donation makes it possible for teams of Peer Leaders to mobilize all their classmates to do what it takes to get on the highway to higher education. Donate today, and more students from low-income communities will achieve their college and career dreams.

Peer Group Connect

Upcoming Event: PGC Retreat, October 2024

Peer Group Connection (PGC) is an evidence-based program that supports and eases students’ successful transition from middle to high school. The program taps into the power of high school juniors and seniors to create a nurturing environment for incoming freshmen. Once per week, pairs of junior and senior peer leaders meet with groups of 6-8 freshmen in outreach sessions designed to strengthen relationships among students across grades. These peer leaders are simultaneously enrolled in a daily, for-credit, year-long leadership course taught by school faculty during regular school hours.

Services found that, among other major results, PGC improves the graduation rates of student participants in an inner city public school by ten percentage points and cuts by half the number of male students who would otherwise drop out.

What is Peer to Peer Mentoring?

Program Goals

Increase the number of students engaged in a peer-to-peer mentorship programs
Implement a college and career readiness curriculum into each program
Promote positive changes in youths’ attitudes towards themselves, others, and their future
Support school transitions and/or new school environments
Increase high school attendance and graduation
Equip youth with leadership skills