Palatine’s PROMISE is a multi-faceted program that includes more than 200 students, two elected from every homeroom in our school.  That diverse group, the Student Summit, now works with the faculty and staff members who have volunteered their time to be a part of Palatine's PROMISE.

 

Each Summit class (i.e., freshman, sophomore, etc.) chooses a few members from their group to attend weekly meetings with the faculty/staff members before school to develop and coordinate the initiatives of the larger group.  The work includes planning lessons, forums, all school assemblies and paloozas---all designed to promote positive leadership and help make Palatine High School an even better place.

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PROMISE has been around for 6 years and has become a part of Palatine High School moving from monthly 45 minute classroom activities to monthly presentations and discussions during homerooms. 

The faculty of Palatine's PROMISE are very proud of our students and what we have accomplished together.  We are very excited about what our students will achieve this school year. 

 

For information regarding how Palatine's PROMISE was started, please refer to the article written by Bob Ingraham, Psy.D., NCSP, School Psychologist, Palatine High School by clicking here.