The Partnerships for Progress Bridge Program (a joint venture initiated by the University of Missouri St. Louis, local school systems, and private businesses) is described in this report. It is a key segment of the university's vision for the 21st century. The pilot program, implemented during the 1986-87 school year, concentrated on delivering a wide range of services designed to enhance the ability of secondary students to succeed beyond the secondary years. This multi-component effort offers services geared specifically to students with math and science interests. The components are: instructional enrichment; comprehensive counseling/advising; staff development; comprehensive motivation; and shared resources. Highlights of the pilot program include: 24 students in St. Louis city high schools received credit in the Advanced Credit Program; a summer enrichment program on-campus enrolled 30 high school juniors and seniors; and 29 ninth graders attended a 5-week summer math and science academy. Bridge Program components are as follows: shared resources (sponsored activities to reduce student anxiety over entering college); summer link (activities to introduce them to the college experience); and science/mathematics academy (activities for 120 tenth and eleventh grade students to help them develop motivation and self-confidence for science and mathematics study). Bridge Program activities for each semester are described, and the 1988/89 expanded program is discussed. (SM)