Counselor Resources
Rodeo scholars program
4-Year Scholarship Program
Discover how the Rodeo Scholars Program opens doors for students pursuing a 4-year college journey.
Funded Vocational Scholarships
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Helpful Sources
School Resource Programs
Harris County Department of Education
The Center for Safe and Secure Schools (CSSS) was established in 1999 at the request of school superintendents to advance safe and secure environments for learning and teaching. CSSS partners with federal, state and local entities to take the lead in the development of increased mental health and climate and culture trainings, safety and security strategies, standards and best practices for K-12 school environments for both students and educators. Some of our course offerings include Youth Mental Health First Aid, Restorative Practices, and Trauma-Informed care.
Houston Health Department
Young men of color in our community face persistent barriers due to systemic racism and social inequities. From disparities in education and employment to unequal treatment in the justice system, these challenges limit their potential and opportunities. My Brother’s Keeper seeks to address these gaps by creating pathways to success for boys and young men of color. Through mentorship, workforce development, and advocacy, we empower these young people to overcome obstacles and build brighter futures.
Social Justice Learning Institute
At SJLI, our mission is to educate and empower youth to succeed in school and beyond. Through our two flagship programs in Houston, we support students from high school through college—providing them with the tools, mentorship, and encouragement needed to achieve academic success, navigate college, and grow into confident leaders. Urban Scholars (High School): Offers students academic support, college and career preparation, leadership development, and life skills coaching. Postsecondary Success Program (College Students): Supports students as they transition to and through college—offering continued guidance and resources to help them stay on track and complete their education.