Successful dropout interventions in schools can be designed by implementing early warning systems to identify at-risk students, providing personalized support, and fostering strong relationships with families and communities. These interventions often include mentorship programs, academic counseling, and after-school activities that boost engagement. Additionally, addressing underlying factors such as mental health, academic performance, and socio-economic challenges is essential. Collaborating with various stakeholders—teachers, parents, and local organizations—can create a supportive environment that encourages students to stay in school and pursue their education.