Program
Length
9 months, late August through early May.
Academics
College credit is being built into the program through an accredited academic partner. Final credit details are pending partnership confirmation.
Who It’s For?
High school graduates up
to age 21.
Cost
$26,000
Cohort Size
8–16 students in our launch year, with a long-term goal of 24–32 students per cohort.
Location
To be determined. Threshold is currently searching for a host partner in North Carolina, South Carolina, or Georgia.
Launch Status
Threshold is currently being built toward launch. Final program launch is dependent on securing a host location and an academic partnership.
We are actively pursuing both and are committed to communicating clearly with interested students and families throughout the process. Acceptance into Threshold does not guarantee launch until those partnerships are finalized.
Program Snapshot
01.
Discipleship & Spiritual Formation
Scripture, prayer, worship, spiritual practices, and the daily work of following Jesus in community.
02.
Travel & Adventure
One trip abroad* and 5-7 domestic trips.
*Destination TBD
03.
College Credit*
Academic progress through college credit offered by an accredited academic partner.
*Accrediting Partner School TBD
04.
Community Life
Shared meals, honest conversation, real friendship, conflict, forgiveness, service, and responsibility.
05.
Service
Hands-on opportunities to practice humility, responsibility, and love for others.
06.
Practical Life Skills
Personal responsibility, financial awareness, communication, work ethic, time management, and independence.
07.
Mentorship & Feedback
Supportive leaders who help students reflect, receive feedback, take ownership, and grow.
Threshold is built around a steady rhythm of structure, challenge, community, and reflection.
Some days and weeks will feel full and active. Others will create space to slow down, process, and pay attention to what God is forming. Throughout the year, students will move between learning, serving, traveling, resting, and living ordinary life together.
The goal is not constant activity or busyness. The hope is rhythms that help students become more present, more responsible, and more prepared for whatever comes next.
A Typical Rhythm
Think Threshold might be the right next step?
If you or a student you know is curious about Threshold, the best place to begin is the Student Interest Form. From there, we’ll start a clear, relational process to help discern whether this is the right fit.