Each scholar is assigned a College Readiness Coach who meets with them quarterly at school and tracks their progress against program standards.
Each Take Stock in Children Scholar is assigned a staff member "College Readiness Coach" to meet with quarterly at school. The College Readiness Coach works as a case manager and tracks students' progress to ensure compliance with program standards.




College Readiness Coaches will be meeting with students on a quarterly basis during study hall, before or after school. Protocol is Juniors and Seniors will meet once every quarter, 6th-10th Grades once per semester. Meetings will be held through a combination of Microsoft Teams, and at school.
The Coach monitors academics, attendance, behavior, graduation requirements, and ensures that students are meeting with their mentors twice a month. When a scholar is non-compliant with any program standards, his or her status will drop and the probation process begins. See the chart below for the status update ladder.
The College Readiness Coach holds an intervention meeting with any Take Stock in Children Scholar who is on warning or probation. Phone calls are made to all parents and mentors to notify them of the status change, as well as letters are sent to their homes.
Where a scholar stands, and how they climb back