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SuCCess Program · Harmony Public Schools
Non-Public
School
Students
Every student deserves a clear path to college — regardless of where they go to school.
Whether your student attends a private school, microschool, or hybrid program, the SuCCess Program fills the college counseling gap that many non-traditional schools leave behind. With expert advisors, structured planning modules, and personalized milestone tracking, your student gets the same support available to students in well-resourced schools — on a schedule that works for your family.
Why SuCCess
What Non-Public Students Often Miss —
and What SuCCess Provides
Typical Non-Public School
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Limited or no dedicated college counselor—
No structured postsecondary planning curriculum—
College prep left entirely to families—
No accountability milestones or progress tracking—
Application support varies widely by schoolSuCCess Program
With the SuCCess Program
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9 live sessions with expert college counselors✓
Weekly structured modules for grades 8–12✓
Personalized roadmap built around student goals✓
Milestone tracking from planning to application✓
Add-on essay review and application supportTEFA Eligible
Non-Public Families Can Use TEFA Funds
The SuCCess Program is eligible for Texas Education Freedom Account funding — making expert college counseling accessible to families in private, charter, and microschool settings without added financial strain.
Pricing
Full School Year Package
Complete college and career counseling support for non-public school students — flexible, virtual, and designed to fill the gaps your school can't.
$700
12-month access · TEFA eligible · Add-on hours available
What's Included
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12-month virtual access to all SuCCess programming
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Weekly grade-level modules for grades 8–12
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9 live college counseling sessions with Harmony's expert advisors
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Personalized college and career roadmap tailored to each student's goals
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Structured milestones from early exploration through college application
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Add-On: Essay review, application support, and targeted postsecondary planning