50:1 Student to Coach Model
Why Our 50:1 Student Success Coach Model Works
At Thrive Point High School, we invest an incredible amount of time and resources in our students’ success!
Our fifty-student-to-one Student Success Coach model provides our students and parents with a dedicated point of contact for one-on-one support! Thrive Point’s team of Student Success Coaches are energetic and positive individuals who embrace a holistic approach to student support and advocate for their students. They provide students and families with access to highly engaging and interactive academic experiences through virtual and face-to-face opportunities designed to meet the needs of our student population.
Our Coaches embrace communication, a personalized approach to education, a collaborative spirit, and a passion for doing what is best for students first. Their entire role is based on supporting students as they navigate lessons and courses tailored to ensure academic success.

A Better Education
Our Student Success Coaches are mentors with a genuine passion for supporting students. They believe ALL students can succeed when given opportunities to identify, build, and achieve their academic and personal goals with proper support.
The Game Plan
Our Student Success Coaches play a critical role in student participation and engagement. Their goal is to communicate, push, encourage, guide, lift up, and celebrate their students. It is their job to prepare students to be successful in all classes, equip students to have the confidence to problem solve, support their efforts to pursue their goals, and help identify areas of growth and strengths. Simply put, they are tasked with putting together a winning game plan and holding students accountable to following it and learning to trust the process.
What Makes Our Student Success Coaches Special?

Energy

Communication

Advocates

Equippers

Innovation

Collaborative Teammates

Strategic Educators

Professional Development Junkies
Working for ThrivePoint has been one of the best opportunities I’ve had in my career. What I love most about my job is being able to see students succeed, and to be the person I needed in high school. I also get the opportunity to build strong and unique relationships with each and one of my students, and that motivates me to continue to do what I do. Not to mention the wonderful staff I’ve had the opportunity to work with as well.