PROMISE Program

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    Promise Logo The PROMISE (Preventing Recidivism through Opportunities, Mentoring, Interventions, Supports & Education) program represents the most comprehensive thinking available to address socially unacceptable or illegal behavior, targeting both short and long term academic success, aligning best practice models and Restorative Justice principles, and developing pro-social and resiliency skills. PROMISE, while addressing the behavior specific to the youth, is committed to addressing family and community circumstances that serve as both strengths and challenges for the youth’s resiliency. 

    PROMISE is an intervention-based program designed to correct student behavior that violates Policy 5.8 and/or Policy 5006, Suspension and Expulsion. PROMISE utilizes a comprehensive set of supports and education. The intent of PROMISE is to safeguard the student from entering the judicial system.

    View the video and learn how PROMISE opens the doors to brighter futures for our students.
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  • PROMISE Program Information & Documents

  • Data on Broward's PROMISE Program

    Click on each link below to download and view the latest data trends and student outcomes on the Broward's PROMISE Program.

    School Year: 2016-2017 to 2018-2019

  • In The News

    PROMISE Community Workshop, May 7 at Piper High School

    Watch the video of the event now.

    BCPS and Community Partners Resign the Collaborative Agreement on School Discipline

    On October 5, 2016, the School Board of Broward County, Florida, Broward County Public Schools and its community partners signed for the second time, the Collaborative Agreement on School Discipline. View the full article here!

    Promise News Release BCPS

    Eliminating The Schoolhouse To Jailhouse Pipeline wins Outstanding Partnership of the Year!

    Congratulations to Eliminating The Schoolhouse To Jailhouse Pipeline for receiving BCPS’s Community Involvement Award of Outstanding Partner of the Year.  Broward County Public Schools held its annual Community Involvement Awards ceremony on Wednesday, April 9, 2014, at the Parker Playhouse. Congratulations to Eliminating The Schoolhouse To Jailhouse Pipeline and all of the District’s outstanding volunteers, mentors and partners who support Broward County’s students success.

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  • Marjory Stoneman Douglas (MSD) Commission

    View the video clips below of Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, MSC Commission Chair when presenting the MSD Commission Report Review to the School Board on February 26, 2019.

    Sheriff Bob Gualtieri discusses how the PROMISE Program has nothing to do with the incident.

    Sheriff Bob Gualtieri discusses how Superintendent Runcie and the District were cooperative and transparent throughout the process.

  • Learn About The Schoolhouse To Jailhouse Pipeline

    Utilize the video from America Divided with its corresponding curriculum. In it, re-segregation is investigated as having led to a massive educational and criminal justice divide for the students. Witness the community’s efforts to confront the school system and heal the divide. Watch the video now at https://www.kanopystreaming.com/product/class-divide.