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Where Young People Thrive

At The Possible Zone (TPZ), high school youth build the durable skills, professional experiences, and networks that lead to economic mobility. Through TPZ’s multi-year, career-connected learning program, young people take hands-on courses co-designed with industry and built around the technology used in today’s workplaces. They leave high school ready to act with purpose in a fast-changing world, building careers that help them shape their own futures, strengthen their communities, and power the region’s economy.

Our Program

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When I joined The Possible Zone I was very timid and scared – I wasn’t as confident in myself. The Possible Zone changed my high school experience because I just became more eager to learn new things.

J’Khia Bullock, TPZ Alumnus (Class of 2024)
UMass Amherst Undergraduate and Member, TPZ Alumni Council

 

All seniors from the Class of 2026 graduated with clear post-secondary plans, supported by the TPZ Pathways Team; 78% are attending two- and four-year colleges, 17% are enrolled in vocational training.

When you need to make 25 different iterations to make a project work, you really need to have some level of imagination and also mental stamina. And you can see the process and you can get hyped when you do it.

Miguel Hilario, TPZ Alumnus (Class of 2026)
Boston University Undergraduate

 

Without TPZ I wouldn’t even be going to college. I wouldn’t be able to have applied for financial aid. I wouldn’t have been able to explore different universities. I wouldn’t be able to find the college I did.

Bryamna Rodriguez, TPZ Alumnus (Class of 2026)
Northeastern University Undergraduate

Students at The Possible Zone (TPZ) met or exceeded target competency thresholds based on proficiency, with statistically significant growth among several.

Research identifies these competencies as being in high demand by employers, essential for career success, and as foundational essentials for economic mobility.