Truancy Intervention Program for Students (TIPS) for Juveniles

Overview

The Truancy Intervention Program for Students (TIPS) helps juveniles understand why regular school attendance matters and how staying in school can affect their future. Participants explore the reasons behind truancy and learn practical ways to address attendance challenges.

The course also focuses on motivation, positive thinking, self-esteem, learning styles, and reaching personal potential. It gives students a clearer view of how education connects to everyday life, future opportunities, and long-term goals.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand why regular school attendance matters.
• Identify common reasons students miss school.
• Find resources and support for truancy and attendance problems.
• Recognize how graduating from high school can improve future opportunities.
• Identify your learning style and how it affects the way you learn.
• Build motivation and positive thinking skills.
• Strengthen self-esteem and confidence.
• Set goals and work toward your full potential.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for juveniles who have attendance or truancy concerns and need help understanding the importance of staying in school. It’s also appropriate for students who have been referred to a truancy intervention or education program.