College Reach-Out
Program
The College Reach-Out Program (CROP) was established in 1983 by the Florida Department of Education. CROP provides a pathway of support from middle school to high school and into college for students who are the first generation of their family to go beyond high school. Connecting students and parents with caring, knowledgeable adults and effective pre-college programming (mentoring, academic counseling, tutoring, motivational workshops, after-school and summer programs) creates a CROP community that ensures students a track for academic success. Information on college admission requirements, financial aid and other prequisites for the college-bound are also provided.
Chipola's
College Reach-Out
Program
began in 1991 and now serves
over 200 students grades (6-12).
Specifically, CROP serves students in Calhoun, Jackson and
Washington counties.
Chipola's College Reach-Out Program is part of the Panhandle II CROP Pre-Collegiate Consortium made up of Gulf Coast Community College, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee Community College and Chipola College. Each campus involved in the Consortium has students who are involved in a wide variety of academic, educational and counseling activities designed to supplement their education and better prepare them for a postsecondary education.
Powerpoint
Presentations/CROP 2010-b.ppt - Powerpoint Presentation
