Threshold Community Program (formerly The Community School)
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Threshold Community Program is designed for students in junior high and high school, as well as young adults in transition, who have had difficulty keeping pace in traditional academic settings, and who need more emphasis on social-emotional development, communication and relationship skills, and contextual, experiential learning.
This program offers a nurturing and highly interactive learning environment built around experiences of strong personal interest.
We are accredited by the Georgia Accrediting Commission, enabling students who are ready to work towards a high school diploma to do so.
Students' profiles may include a diagnosis of an autistic spectrum disorder, including Asperger Syndrome and PDD, or nonverbal learning disability.
Many students struggle with managing their feelings frustration, anger, anxiety, obsessive thinking) and with having successful relationships.
They may have become depressed and despondent in other schools and feel an overwhelming sense of hopelessness and withdrawal when they first join us.
TCP also has a robust program for young adults in transition, providing job and/or college support, social development, and a place in a learning community.
Threshold Community Program is designed for students in junior
high and high school, as well as young adults in transition, who
have had difficulty keeping pace in traditional academic settings,
and who need more emphasis on social-emotional development,
communication and relationship skills, and contextual, experiential
learning.
This program offers a nurturing and highly interactive learning
environment built around experiences of strong personal
interest.
We are accredited by the Georgia Accrediting Commission,
enabling students who are ready to work towards a high school
diploma to do so.
Students' profiles may include a diagnosis of an autistic
spectrum disorder, including Asperger Syndrome and PDD, or
nonverbal learning disability.
Many students struggle with managing their feelings
frustration, anger, anxiety, obsessive thinking) and with having
successful relationships.
They may have become depressed and despondent in other schools
and feel an overwhelming sense of hopelessness and withdrawal when
they first join us.
Threshold Community Program also supports young adults in
transition, providing job and/or college support, social
development, and a place in a social community.
When is the application deadline for Threshold Community Program (formerly The Community School)?
The application deadline for Threshold Community Program (formerly The Community School) is Mar. 1 / rolling (applications are due on Mar. 1 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
Grades: PK-12 | 104 students22 miles 407 Hardscrabble Rd Roswell, GA 30075 (770) 998-1017
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510/10/2020
I have Asperger's Syndrome and was pulled from the public school system in 7th grade due to getting frequently bullied. I was enrolled in the Lionheart Academy (which I also recommend for younger ages) the following school year, and a year later the director started The Community School (which later became Threshold Community Program). Were it not for this program, I would not have been able to make friends or even get my high school diploma. Threshold Community Program literally saved my life, and my future. For that, I can't recommend them enough.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Kenny Busey
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