Preparation Now. Success for Life.
Preparation Now. Success for Life.
Life After High School in Bridges Community Readiness
The Bridges Community Readiness Pathway is not an extension of high school education. It is a designated program with coaching, community based instruction, targeted intervention, and comprehensive preparation for the rigor of their next step in life. Take a year to prepare. The Bridges to Community Readiness Pathway length is based on student needs. Some students may be with us for a year, others may be with us longer. It serves as a gap year program. Some students may need to catch up on skills or need more practice. That's why we say preparation now, success for life.
Bridges to Community Readiness (BCR) aims to prepare students for a thriving future in all of the roles that they will fulfill as they leave the education system. There are three pathways in the Bridges to Community Readiness program: College Readiness, College Aspiring and Employment Pathways. Read below for descriptions and course content. BCR students may be served on an IEP or 504 plan.
Read the Bridges to Community Readiness (BCR) plan for more information. This document provides information:
BCR pathways
College aspiring vs. college ready: What's the difference?
Life at Bridges Community Readiness (Post High or College Readiness) and Bridges Residential Life
Bridges to Community Readiness Coursework At A Glance
Bridges Community Readiness Program objectives:
Prepare students to develop the lifelong skills to be thriving, contributing members of their communities.
Prepare students to develop the tools needed to help succeed as degree-seeking undergraduate/technical college students.
Preparation for the workforce by equipping students with skills to be productive, collaborative, information literate and problem solvers.
Develop lifelong skills for self-reliance, orientation & mobility and social-emotional areas.
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