Advisor
Program and Services
Participant Requirements
$500 Stipend
Random
100

What are the ways that you can contact your YP3 Advisor?

What are...... by phone call, text message, email, and google calendar link.

100

The types of assistance you will receive during your year in the program

What is.....Academic, Social Emotional, and College and Career. 

100

This Participation Requirement is based on you meeting with your advisor for a particular amount of time

What is......Monthly Meetings ( or at least five meetings every five months) 

100

True or False: Eligibility for the $500 stipend is based on monthly meetings only.

What is False
100

This is where you can receive more information about YP3.. 

What is... your current HS advisor, 

contacting the YP3 advisor, 

Or 

Through the YP3 Flyers and Materials

200

True or False: I am a First Generation Student

What is... True
200

What is one of the 4 A's 

What is......

Assist

Assemble

Advise

Advocate

200

This Participation Requirement is determined by your Pathway and what you want to achieve

What is......Setting at least one goal

200
This is when you will earn the $500 stipend
What is.... end of the YP3 program or in the month of May. 
200

Overall, Myself, and the YP3 program is here to help you ________.

What is.......Succeed/Help with your Post Secondary Pathway. 

300

The name of your YP3 Advisor

What is....Kandace

300

This would classify as Assemble under the 4 A's

What is....

Workshops

Events

Skillful Opportunities

300

This Participation Requirement consist of you going to at least 4, two of which need to be a Denver kids event and a Denver kids workshop

What is ..... 4 Opportunities 

300

When making progress towards the Stipend, your Yp3 Advisor keeps track of the monthly meetings and goal progress. You keep track of this

What is... the opportunities or the 4 opportunities

300

List one of the Pathways you can be on in the YP3 Program

What is one of the following: 

Pathway 1- Education: 2 or 4 year college

Pathway 2- Education: Apprenticeship, Trade, GED, or Certification program

Pathway 3- Employment: Career exploration, job searching, skill building

Pathway 4- Planned Time Off: GAP year

Pathway 5- Military