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Assuring students are college and/or career ready
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Mandated by P.A. 11-135 To begin 2012-13 school year and each school year thereafter For ALL students, Grades 6-12 Must include career and academic choices Must be in an electronic format Should be updated at least annually Should travel with the student if school changes
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Promote regular communication between school and parent/guardian, and among school personnel Develop 21st Century Skills Connect school program to “real life” Identification of students who need proactive support and intervention Involve student in a meaningful way in goal setting, reflection, and thoughtful planning
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Student program results in some sort of demonstration of student accomplishments Could be compilation of student best work examples (portfolio) Could be some project, demonstration, performance, or experience Demonstrates “most important components of K- 12 learning” Increases engagement Assures students meet SSP goals Aligns with NEASC standards for core values and 21 st century learning expectations
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Academic Development Career Development Social, Emotional, and Physical Development Aligned with Connecticut Secondary School Reform Plan, CT Comprehensive School Counseling Program Guide/Frameworks, and Perkins Career planning
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Map of planned academic choices over time Selection of rigorous courses linked to interest, skills and career pathways Selection of courses for the attainment of education and/or career goals Progress toward successful completion of Portfolio/Capstone Project Ongoing support and assessment of progress with mentor/advisor Provision of timely intervention
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Interest and ability inventories Career exploration activities and elective courses Postsecondary education and career pathway development Provides some real experience such as a job shadow, internship, or work-experience
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Effective decision-making skills Empathic interactions and community service Utilizing supportive resources Healthy and safe life skills/choices Broadened awareness of self within a global context
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Adults are expected to mentor and support students in a more formal way Adults need to be more cognizant of what students are interested in doing and how to get to the target Adults need to be aware of requirements and options for students Adults need to “keep doors open” for students by exploring possibilities and opportunities
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Expanded 6-12 focus because students start on some course trajectories early in their academic careers Exploring interests and skills and matching them to relevant and rigorous coursework will make school more relevant and engaging SSPs depend on developing relationships between students and adults SSPs are enhanced by experiences beyond the school walls
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