Who We Are

The FFRC assists youth ages 15 – 24, who are out of school, not attending regularly or credit deficient to identify a best fit academic option to complete their high school credential and career pathway.

It begins with listening … through conversation with certified staff as the students share their story. We help students determine which educational pathway is best for them, whether it’s a high school in their district or an alternative school/academic program. The FFRC annually assist over 300 students, connecting them with appropriate school placement and resource referrals, while providing coaching support for student success.

The FFRC maintains an open-door policy. Students and families are welcome to call the FFRC at 937-512-3278 or drop in to the center, located 1133 Edwin C. Moses Blvd, Suite 250, Dayton, Ohio, 45417.

Center Services

• Outreach, assessments, and coaching
• Referral to traditional, alternative school, or credit recovery programs; tutorial, ACT/SAT, and state mandated testing intervention and preparation
• Academic coaching for post-secondary and/or career pathway placement
• Assist students to re-engage in a best fit high school or alternative program
• Referral to 22+ high school diploma and/or GED program
• Follow-up with students after placement
• Connections to community support services
• Professional Development
  • Resiliency assessment & curriculum training
  • Best Strategies to Build a Credit Recovery Program
     

Affiliations

• National Dropout Prevent Network Member since 2001

• National League of Cities Re-engagement Network member since 2021

Staff Accreditations

• Dropout Prevention Specialist
• Trauma Skilled