College Reach Out Program (CROP)

Throughout the academic year CROP/Club 700 students will have  opportunities to interact with peers, build on skills taught in Seminole County Public Schools and acquire new skills and knowledge benefitting them in their pursuit of a postsecondary education.

What does CROP offer?

There are several programs available for students to gain academic and personal development:

• Saturday Academy - Offers language arts and math assistance.
• Test Preparation - Provides concentrated assistance prior to the FCAT, ACT and SAT administration.
• Personal Development and Community Service - Designed to encourage personal well-being and to foster a sense of community outreach among students.
• College Tours and Field Trips - Opportunities for students to gain first-hand exposure to colleges and universities with special tours and visits. Students also have other planned activities and trips.

What is the cost to participate?

The program services are free to all students; however, minimal costs may be associated with the college tours and field trips. All costs, if any, will be kept to a minimum.

How do I get involved?

Students wishing to participate in the College Reach-Out Program/Club 700 should:

• Have economic or academic challenges.
• Complete and return the CROP/Club 700 application by the September 30 deadline.
• Be recommended to the program by your school guidance counselor.

Did you know?

SCC's Parent Academy provides a forum for support and partnership, which ensures success for the student.