The SRP approach to postsecondary planning is grounded in MAAPS Coaching, a structured method designed to help students and families navigate life after high school with clarity, direction, and intention rather than guesswork. Postsecondary decisions are not solely academic, but are shaped by access, relationships, and the systems students must navigate. This approach is politically informed, recognizing how school structures, policies, and resource distribution influence both the options students see and the choices they make.
It also centers social-emotional awareness, acknowledging that confidence, belonging, and decision-making play a critical role in how students approach their future, while incorporating experiential learning to connect real-world experiences to students' interests and goals in ways that feel relevant and actionable. At the same time, the approach is culturally grounded, recognizing that student' identities, backgrounds, and communities shape how success is defined, and emphasizing that there is no single "right" path after high school, but instead a focus on helping students and families identify and navigate pathways that align with their goals, values, and circumstances.
