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College Reach-Out Program (CROP)

What is the College Reach-Out Program?
The College Reach-Out Program (CROP) is an enrichment and enhancement program designed to help motivate students to pursue a postsecondary education, i.e., university, college, community college, vocational-technical school.

What is the Cost?
There is no charge for CROP participants.

How is the Program funded?
The College Reach-Out Program is funded by the Florida Department of Education and Broward Community College.

The Broward Community College Reach-Out Program (CROP) offers a variety of programs to enhance and enrich participants academically, culturally and socially.

How to qualify
To qualify for CROP, a student must meet the following criteria:

• Current enrollment in grades 6-12
• Agreement by student and parent to abide by CROP guidelines
• Have a desire to attend a postsecondary institution
• Meet at least one of the states academic and economic requirement
Economic Guidelines Definition
Free/Reduced Lunch Student eligible for Free or Reduced Lunch Program
Participating in WAGES Family receiving temporary cash assistance under WAGES (Work and Gain Economic Self-sufficiency)
Received Public Assistance Family receiving public assistance
< 185% Poverty Family's taxable income does not exceed 185% of the poverty level

 

Academic Guidelines Definition
First Generation Potential first-generation-in-college student
GPA < 2.5 Cumulative grade point average below 2.5
No Level II-III Math No math courses at Level II or Level III in grades 9-11
No Level II-III Science No science courses at Level II or Level III in grades 9-11
Low FCAT Reading Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) reading score below average
Low FCAT Math Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) math score below average
Retained Student was not promoted to the next grade
Suspended/Expelled Student was suspended or expelled from school
Absent > 25 days Student was absent more than 25 school days
Dropout Prevention Student participated in Dropout Prevention
Writing Test Florida Writing Assessment Program score below average
Low Reading Score Reading comprehensive score in the lower two quartiles on the most recent norm-referenced achievement test
Low Math Score Math score in the lower two quartiles on the most recent norm-referenced achievement test



CROP Masters
CROP Masters provides academic and cultural enhancement for participants actively involved in College Reach-Out. Students selected for the program will participate in the following activities.

Graduation capAcademic Enhancement
Graduation capTest-taking Strategies
Graduation capMotivational Activities
Graduation capTime Management Techniques
Graduation capCollege Preparation
Graduation capCareer Exploration
Graduation capCollege Tours
Graduation capGoal Setting Skills
Graduation capExploring Financial Aid/ Scholarship Resources
Graduation capCommunication Skills
Graduation capField Trips for cultural awareness


Summer Enrichment
CGS Summer Academy is a collaborative effort of pre-collegiate programs that include:

CROP (College Reach-Out Program)

STARS (Steering Teens Towards Academic Rewards and Success)

The program is a six week educational experience that is designed to motivate and educate students in Broward County who are participants in the respective programs. The summer academy includes academic instruction in reading, writing, economics, and mathematics, along with the teaching of theory and practice of golf, tennis, and baseball.


For more information contact:
Vernon Jones, College Reach-Out Program Director
A. Hugh Adams Central Campus Building 10, Room 104 .
954-201-6743

 

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