Teen Parent Program

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    The Teenage Parent Program (TPP) is a voluntary program for expecting and teen parents. The program is designed to provide support to TPP students as they work towards their high school diplomas. The program includes the following services:

    • Academics 
    • Parenting Education 
    • Childcare
    • Health Services 
    • Social Services 
    • Transportation

Testimonials

  • Isabel holding babyIsabel in graduating cap and gownIsabel Hernandez
    Forest Hill High

    It was all so bitter sweet. Being someone who struggled throughout their four years of high school.

    I never thought I would see the day I walked that stage.

    But to be there and enjoy the most memorable moment of my life with family, friends and my son, whom I am so grateful for because he pushed me through it all.

    Izzy

     

  • Maritza in graduating cap and gownMaritza holding sonMaritza Segura
    Lake Worth High School

    Having a baby is special when you are older but when you have a baby when you are young like me in high school is hard.

    I needed to sacrifice ….my time, friends, prom, grad bash, other fun things in order to take care of my baby.

    I didn’t set out to be single parent, but, I set out to be the best parent to my son.

    Being a good mother has nothing not do with your age but more the size of your heart.

    Being a good mother means you will do anything to protect and care for your child, nothing else matters!

    Parenting is not for everyone. You have to sacrifice and grow up.

    I have so many supporters. I will always be thankful for them.

  • Hillary in graduating cap and gownHillary Contreras
    Atlantic High School

    It's time for the sound of "Pom  and Circumstance" as high school seniors at Atlantic High School collect their diplomas at the school's graduation ceremony at the South Florida Fairgrounds.

    This is the first year that graduations are back to normal since the pandemic began. COVID cancelled the ceremonies altogether in 2020 and caused curbs last year on the festivities. (Palm Beach Post)