Informational Webinar Troy Grant Assistant Executive Director for P-16 Initiatives Tennessee Higher Education Commission.

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Informational Webinar Troy Grant Assistant Executive Director for P-16 Initiatives Tennessee Higher Education Commission

The Drive to 55 is Governor Bill Haslam’s initiative to meet our future workforce needs by having 55% of Tennesseans equipped with a college degree or certificate by the year 2025.

Coordinates and supports the efforts of postsecondary institutions in the State of Tennessee. Policy Entity Higher Education Funding Academic Program Approval Capital Spending Recommendation and Monitoring Tuition Recommendation Data Analysis Program Development Capacity Building

Office of P-16 Initiatives Purpose Every Tennessean should have the opportunity to pursue higher education. We create the resources and programs that transform college aspirations into reality.

Program Overview Advise TN will serve 10,000+ junior and senior students across Tennessee 30 college advisors –Trained college access professionals focused on one thing: helping students enter and succeed in higher education –1 advisor to approximately every 350 students School partnership is key –Advise TN college advisors will be placed in partner high schools that have articulated their strong commitment to building a college-going culture –Schools will be selected through a competitive bid process –Three year commitment, pending availability of funding Advisor services will be rooted in research and best practices sourced from Tennessee and around the nation

Theory of Change Committed Partnership Partner high schools Advise TN Individualized Advising Research-based interventions Data tracking Increased Student Outcomes College-going culture Sustainability

Proof Point 2005 – 2011 GEAR UP TN Grant –10.7 percentage point increase in college-going rate –Some high schools increased college-going rates over 20 percentage points 2012 – 2019 GEAR UP TN Grant –Serves nearly 13,500 students per year –FAFSA completion increase of nearly 20 percentage points, one high school had more than 90% of seniors complete a FAFSA this year. –5% increase in college-going rates

School Partnership At its core, Advise TN is a partnership between the Tennessee Higher Education Commission and the partner high school. What can we accomplish together? Every school is unique Supplement – not replace College advisors as part of the team Culture of college-going

Metrics College applications College acceptances College enrollment Scholarship applications and awards FAFSA completion Tennessee Promise Scholarship application completion Completion of Tennessee Promise required meetings and service hours ACT scores Student participation in one-on-one advising sessions Student participation in college visits Student and/or parent participation in college workshops and services, including, but not limited to, Path to College events (TN FAFSA Frenzy, College Application Week, College Signing Day, and College Planning Night) Student use of CollegeforTN.org

Services One-on-one student advising Workshops for students and families Senior college applications Tennessee Promise application College Application Week FAFSA Completion services College fairs Scholarship applications ACT preparation College Signing Day Financial aid literacy Summer melt interventions FAFSA verification assistance

Organizational Chart Advise TN Program Director Advise TN Regional Coordinator College Advisor Partner High School Administrators Counselors Teachers

Partner School Selection Who is eligible? High schools serving 9 th – 12 th grade College-going rate less than the state average over a three year time period (Fall 2013 – Fall 2015) A list of schools that meet the college-going rate requirement is available in the Advise TN Request for Proposal located at

Partner School Selection Selection is based on a school’s commitment to building a college-going culture and partnering with Advise TN Notice of Interest by June 3, 2016 Proposals due by August 12, 2016 Two part review process: –Reader review –Team meetings on August 24 – 31, 2016 School selections on September 6, 2016

Request for Proposals RFP and application packet available at Four sections: –Cover Letter –School Commitment to the Advise TN Partnership –School Attendance Information –Letters of Support 10 page limit, excluding cover page and letters of support Focus on school commitment to building a college-going culture and partnering with Advise TN How to submit a proposal: –Due August 12, 2016 – to

Section A: Cover Page The high school is the applying entity High school and school district information Contact information for the Advise TN Liaison, if different from the principal Principal signature Director of schools signature

Section B: School Commitment to the Advise TN Partnership Outline the school’s commitment to increasing the number of student who access and succeed in postsecondary education. –How does Advise TN address school needs –What existing student-level services or interventions are currently in place? How can these be aligned with Advise TN? –How will the entire school community support efforts to improve college-going rates? How will school staff partner with the college advisor? One-on-one advising: understanding your school’s schedule, how can one-on-one advising sessions with juniors and seniors be accomplished? Office space

Commitment Chart –Designation of an Advise TN liaison –Collaborative development and implementation of an Advise TN work plan –Allow time for one-on-one advising –Partner with Advise TN staff in arranging and allowing students to attend at least one college visit –Path to College Events –Workshops –Text messaging platform –Memorandum of understanding, data agreements, evaluation. –College Access Steering Committee –School counselor professional development –Principal and liaison workshop –Advisor as a member of your team Section B: School Commitment to the Advise TN Partnership

Section C: School Attendance Information Data Element 2015 – 2016 Academic Year 2016 – 2017 Academic Year (anticipated) Number of 11 th Grade Students Number of 12 th Grade Students Number of 9 th -12 th Grade Students

Applying high schools must provide a letter of support from: –Director of schools –High school principal –At least one counselor working with high school seniors –Applicants are encouraged to elicit additional letters of support from community partners and other key staff who will participate in building a school college-going culture. Section D: Letters of Support

A detailed scoring rubric is available as Attachment C of the Request for Proposals. This document outlines the weight assigned to each question and outlines how readers will be determine your proposals score. Scoring Rubric

Important Dates THEC releases Advise TN Call for Proposals05/19/2016 Submission of Notice of Interest06/03/2016 by 4PM CDT Deadline for receipt of Advise TN proposal08/12/2016 by 4PM CDT Notifications are delivered to partner schools selected for team interviews 08/22/2016 Partner school team meetings (includes, at minimum, the principal and a counselor) 08/24/2016 – 08/31/2016 THEC announces selected schools09/06/2016 Mandatory principal workshop in Nashville09/21/2016 Advisors start delivering services in partner schools10/12/2016

Program Director 2 – 3 Regional Coordinator 30 College Advisors Ideally, college advisors will come from the communities they will serve. Please feel free to share the job openings. Open Positions

Questions? Troy Grant Assistant Executive Director for P-16 Initiatives Tennessee Higher Education Commission