NewsLPP helps students prepare for life after graduation
Sept. 14, 2017
Middle and high school students are encouraged to take
advantage of the Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP,) an
after-school and summer program implemented by SUNY
Sullivan.
The program is designed to promote college readiness and
career development among eligible students who need some
additional assistance to help them meet their goals and has
a great lineup of community partners, including the
Hurleyville Makers’ Lab, Catholic Charities, and Sullivan
Agencies Leading Together (SALT).
LPP is a New York State Education Department funded program.
It serves students who need assistance in completing
homework, preparing for tests, getting organized and
thinking about and planning ahead for life after graduation.
In an effort to keep students engaged in school and
graduating, they will provide tutoring and mentoring, help
with goal setting, informational presentations on college
and career preparation, job shadowing, and college and
career site visits.
Parents of LPP students will have the chance to attend
workshops on such topics as college admissions, financial
aid, preparing for college, and motivating youth toward
academic achievement.
In order to join LPP, families will need to fill out an
application. If you have questions about the application,
contact your guidance counselor or LPP@sunysullivan.edu.
