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Counselors, the Principal, and the ASCA Model Bianca Brown, Donna Grice, & Tiffany Montelepre School Counselors Erica Henry, Test Coordinator Diane Stone, Assistant Principal
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Four Interrelated Components of the ASCA Model 1.Foundation The foundation is based on the school’s goals for student achievement and the school mission statement.
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Zachary High School Mission Statement To ensure each student a safe environment that fosters academic excellence, self-worth, and a commitment to lifelong learning.
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Zachary High School’s Counseling Mission Statement To provide a comprehensive, systematic, data-driven program which fosters academic excellence, self- worth, and a commitment to lifelong learning. The developmental program promotes the personal, social, and career growth of all students in a diverse, safe environment.
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2. Delivery system Describes activities, interaction, and methods necessary to deliver the guidance program.
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3. Management System Counselors serve as managers based on school needs.
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4. Accountability Demonstrate effectiveness of school counseling in measurable terms.
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The school counseling program is an integral component of the academic school mission. The school counseling program provides for every student to have access to school counselors.
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The school counseling program identifies knowledge and skills that students should acquire. The school counseling program is comprehensive in design and is delivered systematically to all students.
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“How are students different as a result of the school counseling program?”
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School counselors address three domains: 1.Academic development 2.Career development 3.Personal/social development
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The Academic Domain Counselors’ Corner One-on-one purposeful scheduling Classroom lessons
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Classroom Lessons: Learning styles inventory Time management Study habits Test taking strategies Test anxiety High stakes testing Freshman Success OR Education for Careers
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The Importance of Data Student-achievement data measure a student’s academic progress. Standardized test scores Grade point averages ACT and SAT scores Graduation rate Drop out rate
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Achievement-related data measure those fields that are correlated to academic achievement. Discipline rates Attendance rates Parental involvement Participation in extracurricular activities
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The Career Domain National College Fair ZHS College and Career Fair
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College tours
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Mentoring 5-Year plan Career Exploration
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Interest / Aptitude Inventory Postsecondary Survey
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The Personal / Social Domain Building personal relationships with students Using data to identify student needs Collaborating to determine possible interventions
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The Personal / Social Domain Individual counseling Small group counseling Classroom lessons School-wide programs Faculty In-services
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Questions? Contact Information: Diane Stone, Assistant Principal Diane.Stone@zacharyschools.org 225-654-2776
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