Meeting the Needs and Expectations of Court-Involved Youth.

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Meeting the Needs and Expectations of Court-Involved Youth

Who Are We? Butler Tech Online is a component of the Educational Options Division of Butler Technology and Career Development Schools. Butler Tech is a career-technical school district located in southwestern Ohio. We are in our 6 th year of operation delivering quality online high school courses to Ohio students.

Courses We have developed over 70 semester courses in Math, Science, English, Social Studies, Health/PE, Fine Arts, and Family and Consumer Sciences. Many of these courses are available at a Foundational and College Preparatory level and are aligned to Ohio Academic Content Standards. We have also recently worked with Aventa Learning to purchase courses to increase the courses available to our customers. We use the Angel LMS.

07-08 Data Served 1985 students 88% were in a school setting –Over 30 different school buildings Delivered 4118 courses 78% of courses completed Courses taught by BTOL Teachers:

About Our Teachers Ohio Licensed, Highly Qualified Certified in Online Instruction Teach ONLY online Provide Motivational and Academic Support Assess Student Work and Respond to Student Questions Communicate with school officials and parents

Enrollment Options Students complete one or more courses during the school day in a computer lab setting. Students complete all academic courses online in an alternative school setting. Students complete some courses online from home and some courses at school. Students complete all courses online from home. We also sell courses for other programs to facilitate.

Court-Involved Youth One program we work with is a program of the Clark County Juvenile Court System: BOYAC – Building Our Youth And Communities

BOYAC Alternative placement for court-involved youth. Students come and go, but are usually placed for longer periods of time. Partnership with Habitat for Humanity Students have goals set for them and must meet these goals to be released.

BOYAC Some goals include successfully completing their online courses. Monitoring progress becomes very important to program administrators and the court system. –For more info, contact Debbie Smith,

Issues Our program is asynchronous. We allow students to enroll at anytime. Students can enroll in a traditional, accelerated, or extended rate of completion. These factors make it very challenging to know where a student should be in his/her course at any given time.

Response We could have changed our policies and program design to be more synchronous in nature, and making all students begin and end on the same dates, but that is not what best serves our students and schools. The only way to maintain a flexible environment, but still appropriately track student progress was to provide each student with a personalized education plan.

Personalized Education Plan Performance expectations are determined at the start of the course. A student can enroll in one of the following pace schedules: –Traditional Rate of Completion –Accelerated Rate of Completion –Extended Rate of Completion Based on this rate a personalized education plan will be created for each student giving them expected due dates for each lesson.

Personalized Education Plan

As students complete their coursework, their progress will be tracked according to the pace schedule that was determined. A student’s status will be calculated using the two following indicators: –The student’s quality of completed work. –The student’s quantity of completed work.

Personalized Education Plan Let’s look at some actual student data:

Personalized Education Plan Let’s look at another student in a different course:

Personalized Education Plan Student Status is Calculated Using this Chart: Weeks Behind Current Grade 90Excellent EffectiveImprovementWatch Emergency 80ExcellentEffectiveImprovementWatch Emergency 70EffectiveImprovementWatch Emergency 60ImprovementWatch Emergency 50Watch Emergency 0

Other Program Data Report by school Student Report Progress Report Progress History Login History Admin Dashboard

Quality Attendance We have numerous students that work fulltime from home. How is attendance tracked in an online program? Many track attendance based on time spent on the computer. Is this really what is important? We more highly value the student actually completing quality work.

Quality Attendance We track Quality Attendance, not just the time the computer is on. Quality Attendance is based on the student’s personalized education plan. If a student’s overall course status is Excellent, Effective, or Improvement, the student is considered present and in good standing.

Quality Attendance If a student’s overall status falls into the Watch or Emergency category, the student is expected to make adequately weekly progress to be considered in attendance. The adequate weekly progress goal is determined each week based on the amount of course complete and the amount of time left to complete the course.

Quality Attendance The following week, the student’s course data will be reviewed again and the actual weekly progress will be determined. If the actual progress is equal to or above the adequate weekly progress goal, the student is considered as being in attendance. If the actual progress is lower than the adequate weekly progress goal, the student will be counted absent.

Questions ?

Contact Us! Butler Tech Online 3603 Hamilton-Middletown Rd. Fairfield Township, OH Toll Free: Website: