Promise Scholars

The Highline Promise Scholars program supports Highline Public School students in grades 10-12 and their first year in college at Highline College in post-secondary exploration, centered on the experience of self-identified male/non-binary students of color.

Promise Scholars work to address existing gaps in post-secondary enrollment, persistence, and credential obtainment. Promise Scholars provides students with 1-on-1 support, culturally relevant workshops, workforce development, and field trips!

Culturally Relevant Programming

• Advisory workshops
• Career exploration field trips
• College tours

Academic Support       

• Study hall sessions
• Tutoring support
• 1 on 1 check-ins

Centering Student & Family Voices

• Host events to provide families space to share feedback & goals
• Share resources to support students

Support While in College

• Students attending Highline College will continue to receive support
• This includes a $1,000 stipend, mentors, workshops, etc.

 

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Student Quotes

“My experience as a Promise Scholars has helped me get out of my comfort zone and explore different career pathways and helps me have more options for my future.” -Tyee student

“Promise Scholars has helped me get connected with resources and opportunities that have enabled me to meet people from different backgrounds who grew up in low-income households. Which allowed me to apply for programs like ACLU’s National Advocacy institute in Washington D.C.”- Evergreen student