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STUDENT CHOICE PRIORITIES Redesigning School Counseling ASAI American
2.5 American Student Achievement Institute ASAI Redesigning School Counseling STUDENT CHOICE PRIORITIES Document 5.4 Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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RSC Beliefs
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To prepare students for academic success
Purpose of School Counseling To prepare students for academic success at the next educational level.
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Guidance Counseling Achievement Achievement Guidance Counseling
How School Counseling Impacts Achievement Guidance Counseling Achievement Achievement STUDENT CHOICES Guidance Counseling
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RSC Process
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Recruit Advisory Council
Pre-Meetings Recruit Advisory Council Advisory Council 1 INTRO 2 VISION 5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Introduction ACTION Meeting 1 - October Advisory Council 1 INTRO
2 VISION 5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Vision ACTION Meeting 2 - November Advisory Council 1 INTRO 2 VISION 5
Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Student Choices ACTION Meeting 3 - December Advisory Council 1 INTRO
2 VISION 5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Expand Resources ACTION Meeting 4 - January Advisory Council 1 INTRO
2 VISION 5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Student Choice Priorities
This month Meeting 5 - February Student Choice Priorities Advisory Council 1 INTRO 2 VISION 5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Root Cause Analysis ACTION Meeting 6 - March Advisory Council 1 INTRO
2 VISION 5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Activities ACTION Meeting 7 – April Advisory Council 1 INTRO 2 VISION
5 Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Preparation ACTION Post Meeting Advisory Council 1 INTRO 2 VISION 5
Choice Priorities 4 Expand Resources 3 Student Choices 6 Root Causes Guidance Data Counseling Data 7 Activities Guidance Counseling Advocacy Management Preparation Guidance Lessons Program Calendar Individual Calendars Annual Budget ACTION Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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Today’s Task
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Given: We have identified many choices that we want students to make in order to be successful in school and prepare for postsecondary Our students are better at some choices than others We have limited resources (time / funding) Which 1-3 student choices should take priority as we design our school counseling program for next year?
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Student Choice Priorities
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STEP Review Prioritized Student Choices (from meeting 3)
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STEP Review Resources (from meeting 4)
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Student Choice Priorities
STEP Select 1-3 Student Choice Priorities
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How many priority choices should we tackle?
DISCUSSION Given: The degree to which our students are already making (or not making) sound choices in areas that impact achievement The amount of time and funding available How many priority choices should we tackle? Which choices should be priority?
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Student Choice Priority
STEP Establish Student Choice Priority GOALS
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EXAMPLES
STUDENT CHOICE GOALS STUDENT GROUP CHOICE CURRENT DATA TARGET DATA Kindergarten Have fewer than 10 absences per year 87 95 3rd Grade Turn in their homework on time 85 5th Grade Start saving for postsecondary education 18 75
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MIDDLE SCHOOL EXAMPLES
STUDENT CHOICE GOALS STUDENT GROUP CHOICE CURRENT DATA TARGET DATA 6th Grade Talk to an adult about postsecondary education 92 98 7th Grade Take a career interest inventory 20 100 8th Graders Create a 4-yr HS course plan
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STUDENT CHOICE GOALS HIGH SCHOOL EXAMPLES STUDENT GROUP CHOICE
CURRENT DATA TARGET DATA Freshmen Have a 4-year HS course plan 70 100 Juniors Enroll in AP or DC course 33 50 Seniors (free-reduced lunch) Submit a FAFSA 32 65
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Tips . . . Make goals challenging, but reachable by the end of next school year Remember, lots of people can implement activities to you reach the goals: School counselors Teachers Parents Community organizations
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STUDENT CHOICE GOALS STUDENT GROUP CHOICE CURRENT DATA TARGET DATA
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Capacity Check: Given the resources available, including time, do we have the capacity for implementing activities that will address each of the student choice priorities in a effective way? If not . . . Obtain additional resources Omit one or more student choice priorities
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Looking ahead: Root Cause: At our next meeting, we’ll look at data to help us understand why students don’t make better choices in our priority areas. Guidance data Social / personal need data Activities: At the meeting after that, we’ll design activities to address the root causes
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STUDENT CHOICE PRIORITIES Redesigning School Counseling ASAI American
2.5 American Student Achievement Institute ASAI Redesigning School Counseling STUDENT CHOICE PRIORITIES Document 5.4 Documnt (c) 2008 American Student Achievement Institute
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