A brighter future.

Educators can often predict a student's likelihood of graduating high school as early as third grade, emphasizing the importance of early intervention. Remediation efforts in middle school may be insufficient for students who struggle in earlier years, as the academic gaps can widen significantly. However, academic grades are just one piece of the puzzle; factors such as health, nutrition, family dynamics, and social environments play crucial roles in a student's ability to succeed. Furthermore, while school standards increasingly include career preparation, students who do not graduate face significant barriers to employment, often missing out on jobs with sustainable wages. Addressing these multifaceted influences early on is vital for fostering long-term educational success and career stability.

Stay Safe's age-appropriate curriculum is written to reinforce standards with emphasis on the " whole child"