ELL Parent Information Workshop February 3, 2015 Presented by: Laurie B. Lynn, Director of Guidance Robert Dennis, Chairperson of World Languages.

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ELL Parent Information Workshop February 3, 2015 Presented by: Laurie B. Lynn, Director of Guidance Robert Dennis, Chairperson of World Languages

 Graduation Requirements and Course Scheduling  ELL Testing Requirements  Outreach to current HS students  A College Admissions Overview

 The Role of the Counselor  Timeline  High School Curriculum Guide

 English ◦ 4 credits ◦ 1 Regents Exam (Grade 11)  Social Studies ◦ 4 credits ◦ 2 Regents Exams (Grades 10 and 11)  Math ◦ 3 credits (MINIMUM!) ◦ 1 Regents Exam (Algebra) for Regents Diploma ◦ 2 additional Regents Exams for Advanced Regents Diploma

 Science ◦ 3 credits (MINIMUM!) ◦ 1 Regents Exam for Regents Diploma ◦ 1 additional Regents Exams for Advanced Regents Diploma  World Languages ◦ 1 credit for Regents Diploma (8 th Grade Exam) ◦ 2 additional credits plus FLACS B for Advanced Regents Diploma

 Art, Music or Technology ◦ 1 credit  Health ◦ 1 credit .5 credit in grade 10 .5 credit in grade 12  Physical Education ◦ 2 credits (.5 credit every year)  Electives

April/May administration Evaluates listening, reading, speaking, and writing competencies Scores received in August & mailed to parents in September Scores determine language proficiency and student programming

NYSESLAT Proficiency Levels, Entering – Level 1 Emerging – Level 2 Transitioning – Level 3 Expanding – Level 4 Commanding – Level 5 Your child’s schedule is built based on, in part, their proficiency level. *Stand-along ESL *ESL content-support *ESL-Integrated Co-Teaching

 How much college information is made readily available to ELL students and parents?  My goal: Increase ELL student knowledge on post-secondary options and Naviance. Provide information on post-secondary options for ELL parents.

Pre-Test

Pre-test revealed:  100% (15) would like to attend college  13% (2) are set up with Naviance accounts  On a scale of 1-10: ◦ 20% (3) scored 8+ on understanding post- secondary options ◦ 20% (3) scored 8+ on understanding the difference between 2-year and 4-year school

 Graduation Requirements ◦ Foreign Language Requirement  TOEFL  Understanding Importance of College  Benefits of Being Bilingual  Understanding the Difference Between 2-year and 4-year School  Post-Secondary Options  BOCES  Naviance

Post-Test

Post-test revealed:  100% (15) are set up with Naviance accounts  80% (12) are confident in using Naviance  100% (15) would like to use Naviance for their future college process  On a scale of 1-10: ◦ 93% (14) scored 8+ on understanding the difference between 2-year and 4-year college ◦ 93% (14) scored 8+ on how useful this workshop was to them ◦ 100% (15) scored 8+ on understanding graduation requirements

 Some statistics: ◦ The number of HS graduates peaked in 2009 at 3.3 million. Numbers are projected to decline through , and remain below 2009 levels through at least ◦ Although the number of graduates have declined, growth in the number of applications per student has continued to increase steadily.

◦ TECHNOLOGY  Use of Internet and Social Media Tools in the recruitment process.  Ease of applying

◦ Average selectivity rate (% of students offered admission) is decreasing. ◦ This has created more difficulty for colleges to predict their “yield”. ◦ The ease of applying to multiple colleges creates disincentives for students to spend time evaluating the “fit” of their college options.*  *NACAC, 2011 State of College Admission Report

 Skills that count in the process – learning starts now! ◦ Interest and Goal development ◦ Self-Advocacy ◦ Focus on Writing Skills  Demonstrated Interest is playing a bigger role  Caution against “backward planning” ◦ “My son will go to Harvard!”  Let’s talk about FIT

PSAT: Grade 10 for some, Grade 11 for all Visit, Visit, Visit – Grades 10 and 11 SAT/ACT: Spring of Junior Year, plus Fall of Senior Year Visit, Visit, Visit – Grades 10 and 11 Applications: BY Thanksgiving of Senior Year Results: Throughout Fall and Winter Financial Aid Decisions: Spring Decision (Deposit) must be made by 5/1

 PSAT  TOEFL  SAT  ACT  Advanced Placement (AP)  Resources/Registration: ◦ ◦ ◦

Interest Assessments Naviance (grades 6-12) Career Planner NY Career Zone Career Key

College Exploration: Guidance sites Naviance

 Athletics  National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)   Financial Aid & Scholarships  FAFSA  

Questions?