North Forney High School
The Counseling Center lists both school counselors and student support counselors.
DREAM PUSHERFOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS
Choose a goal with your teen, explore a program, and ask our team about the details. We support families as well as students.
A community for parents of teens ages 13–18. Connect through coaching sessions and explore academic, college, and career resources.
Join Parent TalksView Parent Talks flyer & family FAQsFOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS
Find your Forney ISD school contacts
DPA helps teens practice skills they can use in school, work, and everyday life—and explore what comes after graduation.
Is your teen looking for confidence, workplace skills, scholarship help, entrepreneurship, or exposure to new possibilities?
Review the program description and its registration or interest page for age requirements, format, dates, fees, and location.
If a detail is not listed, ask our team.
DPA’s core mission focuses on high school students. Scholarship Success is for grades 9–12, She’s T.H.A.T. Girl is designed for girls ages 13–18, and the original Confidence Conversations & Cupcakes flyer lists girls ages 14–18. Other opportunities may serve different ages; check the specific program.
Fees and sponsored opportunities vary by program. Check the registration page for current pricing. Contact DPA to ask about financial support or upcoming sponsored places.
Both formats are part of DPA’s approach. In-person programs are hosted at partner spaces across North Texas; virtual and online opportunities extend access beyond the local area.
Use the linked form to express interest or join a waiting list. For enrollment confirmation and final attendance instructions, check with the DPA team.

PARENT TALKS • RAISING THE FUTURE
Connect through Parent Talks Coaching Sessions for parents of teens ages 13–18. Explore resources for academic, college, and career success, plus scholarship opportunities.
Join Parent Talks Coaching SessionsFORNEY ISD • STUDENT & FAMILY RESOURCE
Choose your campus, then find the counselor or administrator who can help with your question.
Start with a counselor for course choices, graduation planning, college and career questions, or help finding student support.
Start with your grade-level administration team for campus procedures or concerns that need a principal or assistant principal.
The Counseling Center lists both school counselors and student support counselors.
Use the counselor directory or choose the administration team for your grade.
These links take you to official campus directories, where you can check current staff assignments and contact details.
FOR PARENTS AND ADULT LEARNERS
Your goals matter, too. Thinking about returning to college, completing a degree, or changing careers?
My Texas Future offers interest and skills quizzes, career exploration, Texas education-program information, and ways to pay for school. Explore tools for your own education and career journey while supporting your teen.
Explore My Texas Future for adultsA free Texas college and career planning resource from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
A LITTLE MORE DIRECTION
Our mission focuses on high school students. The Scholarship Success online course is designed for grades 9–12. Check individual opportunities for specific participation details.
We bring workshops to campuses, community clubhouses, and business centers across North Texas. Virtual and online learning options extend access statewide and globally.
Complete our partnership inquiry form to tell us about your students, location, and training needs.