1. ACHIEVEMENT AND BEHAVIOR
GPA BEFORE STARK – 1.5
GPA AT STARK – 2.7
50% ABOVE 2.7
26% ABOVE 3.0
BEHAVIOR OF 124 STARKWEATHER STUDENTS FROM PCEP
2,391 referrals at PCEP = 339 referrals at Starkweather
889 suspension while at PCEP = 33 susp. at Starkweather
AVERAGE UNDER 2 FIGHTS PER YEAR IN ENTIRE SCHOOL – NONE THIS YEAR AS OF 12/7

2. Who Are Our HSC Students? (High School Completion)
Behind on Credits – 90%
Overwhelmed
Transient
Personal Illness
Family issues – divorce/death/caregiver
Unmotivated
Low self esteem
Depressed – and associated issues, withdrawn, drugs, crime *

3. What We Provide to Starkweather Students
Smaller , 200 total students, under 20 per class
Access to therapy and social work service
Weekly teacher supported after school tutoring and community service program
New start
Flexible scheduling
Accelerated credit possibility
Unlimited time
AP and Dual enrollment opportunity.
Childcare
Bus transportation for 7 period schedule *

4. We are not easier, only different
Little Drama
Relationships
Same Curriculum
Same Common assessments as PCEP
We care more because we can
Fully aligned MMC/PCCS curriculum

5. Schedule Standard schedule is 6 classes meeting 4 hours each week
All 6 classes Monday 9-3:35
3 classes meet T/W or TH/F 90 minutes 9- 2:20
Additional credit recovery opportunities before and after standard schedule
Vocational evening courses at Ford Votech in WWCSD (part of full time schedule)

6. Steps to Enroll P-CEP counselor fills out transfer form online
Student fills out Registration Form Online
Students bring in, current transcripts, & classes in progress
Attend an Orientation (IF NOT ALREADY DONE)
Attend a group registration session with a counselor and schedule classes

7. Starkweather Visit/Shadow/Tour Day for Future Students
Group Tours - Opportunity for students, parents/guardians to get a feel for Starkweather and ask any initial questions. This is given by Leah Babinski (counselor).
Orientation - Any family is welcome, even if they have not yet decided to attend Starkweather. If they have decided to attend this is mandatory. These presentations are made by Kevin Lane (principal) or Mark Medlock (dean).
Group Scheduling - When completing the registration form the student will select a date to attend scheduling to pick out their classes. The student must attend, but it is optional for the parent. The student must register ahead of time for this and should not just show up. This is done with Leah Babinski (counselor).

8. DATES AND TIMES
 Group Tours (registration prefered at 
Thursday, December 10th - 7:00 am
Thursday, January 14th - 3:00 pm
Orientations (registration is not required, All are welcome), attendance is expected for all REGISTERED students and a family member. The times listed are mostly adjacent to scheduling sessions for newly registered students.
December 15 - 7:00 - 8:00 PM
January 11 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
January 27 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
February 1 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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