BUILDING A PATHWAY
FROM CRADLE TO COLLEGE AND CAREER
OUR VIRTUAL PATHWAY
We have adapted our traditional program to offer safe alternatives during the coronavirus pandemic. These plans will evolve as we collaborate with Charlottesville City Schools and our partners in assessing community needs. We look forward to supporting the safety and success of students and families this school year.
City of Promise Learning Centers
Parents with children in Grades K-6 may sign their child up to come to 708 Page Street to do their schoolwork between 8:15am-11:30am Monday-Thursday. Only five spaces available per day.
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Students must be signed up in advance.
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Participants must wear masks and be subject to temperature check.
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Please contact your pathway coach.
Parents with children in Grades 7-12 may sign their child up to come to our additional location at 134 10th St between 12:15pm-4:00pm Monday -Thursday. Limited spaces available per day.
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Students must be signed up in advance.
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Participants must wear a mask and be subject to temperature check.
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Please contact your pathway coach.
If you would like to enroll your child in our services or utilize our facilities for school work, please review the list of options below and contact our staff. Space is limited!
PREGNANCY, PRESCHOOL, AND GRADES K-4
Parents and their children from pre-birth to 4th Grade are offered support for
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developing basic skills in parenting
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health, nutrition, and self-care
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preparation for preschool
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success in the early grades
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connecting with school personnel
TO ENROLL, Text, call, or email Ashley Howard, Early Childhood Coordinator
or 434-270-9212
PATHWAY COACHING FOR GRADES 5-8
Students in grades 5-8 receive one-on-one academic mentoring online. Areas of focus include:
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staying organized
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improving grade point average
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connecting to a tutor
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how to communicate with teachers
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developing a growth mindset
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exploring careers
TO ENROLL, Text, call or email Melissa Steppe, Program Coordinator and Coach for Grades 5-8
or 434-421-5606
PATHWAY COACHING FOR GRADES 9-12
Students in grades 9-12 receive one-on-one academic mentoring online. Areas of focus include:
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staying organized
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improving grade point average
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connecting to a tutor
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how to communicate with teachers
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developing a growth mindset
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exploring careers
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college prep activities (applications, college visits, financial aid)
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internships, jobs, and networking
TO ENROLL: Call, text, or email Jermaine Dias, Coach for Grades 9-12
or 551-404-5832
ADULT EMPOWERMENT AND GATEWAY SERVICES
We connect adults to community resources, including job placement agencies. We are also formulating a plan to offer a basic computer course this fall. We also provide transportation and other assistance if you have an emergency. Contact:
Mary Coleman, Executive Director
434-228-5153