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1 Building a Strong ACP in a RuRal school

2 Jen Jackson jennifer_jackson@nekoosa.k12.wi.us
I am here because I love Academic & Career Plans and want to tell you more about them

3 Top Industries: Manufacturing, Agriculture, & Hospitality
375 Students Grades 9-12 2,580 Town Population Top Industries: Manufacturing, Agriculture, & Hospitality

4 Domtar Pulp and Specialty paper 400 Local jobs and $409 million impact 10th largest employer in Wood County 100% own electricty from the Wisconsin River

5 Wisconsin produces 60% of the countries cranberries
Over 4000 acres of bogs in Wood county Cranmoor area of Wood county has the highest concentration of producers in State

6 Sand Valley Started in 2016 Now has 54 completed holes, with another 18 planned by 2020 Employs over 200 people and growing with more lodging, food and beverage, grounds crew, and hospitality workers each year.

7 1. What is ACP? ACP stands for Academic and Career Planning and was mandated by DPI for all Public schools in grades 6-12 starting in the Fall of

8 Academic and Career Planning
Act 20 passed in June 2013 Full implementation by school year E4E (PI 26) requirement to be reviewed annually DPI laid the groundwork, but the districts can choose the delivery

9 2. How are we going to do this?

10 ACP Timeline Spring 2014: Found out about ACP Requirement
: Business Education Pilot : CTE Pilot : Full School Implementation 1 year before the deadline

11 ACP TEam Who is going to take the lead on this??
ACP Coordinator (dual role as CTE Coordinator) HS Counselor MS Counselor Building Administrator Advisory Teachers

12 How will we get this to the Kids?
Changed Schedule to include Advisory Every teacher has an advisory 15-19 students per advisory 30 minutes long, 4 days per week All students and advisors are in Google Classroom Advisors are trained on monthly activities as a group

13 3. What was our Ultimate Goal?

14 No more “University for All” thinking
Every students has a plan at graduation

15 4. What tools do we use?

16 We built it All No canned program or curriculum
Checklists for Conferences Completion Chart Templates Conference Sheets Career Exploration Portfolio (Capstone Project)

17 Place your screenshot here
ACP Template

18 5. Who will benefit from this?

19 Student Community Family School District Employers
Community=Mid-State Business Education Alliance and Centergy initiatives Family=income, parent/teacher connections School=graduation rates, skilled grads Employers=skilled workers, employment pool, School District Employers

20 6. How are we doing?

21 Dual Credit Offerings Offer 7 Advanced Placement Courses
Offer 13 Dual Credit Courses (33 credits available) Certifications Youth Apprenticeship CNA MOS ACCT

22 ACT Scores 2016-17 Wisconsin Dells - 19.8 Mauston - 19.6
Wautoma Nekoosa Westfield Adams-Friendship Nekoosa * Westfield * Wisconsin Dells Mauston Wautoma Adams-Friendship

23 College & Career Readiness
Getting our kids ready based on employer needs & indicators

24 Questions?


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