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Policy on Career Advising Carolyn George, January 2015
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Career Connections Links Learning to Careers
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components to the policy The goal is to give K-12 students opportunities to: 1)Become more aware of career opportunities; 2)Learn of their interests, talents and abilities; 3)Explore careers; 4)And make academic and career plans for their future.
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1 Career Connections Learning Strategies Ohio Standards require teachers to make real world connections for students Career Connections help to link what students are learning with specific careers
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Aligns with Two Systems Ohio Teacher Evaluation System Rubric Ohio School Counselor Association’s Evaluation System
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2 Career Advising for Students in Grades 6-12 Results of teacher survey will result in a district spreadsheet of classroom- and school-based career advising for our students
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Examples : Career Interest Inventory Researching a Specific Career Writing Resumes Career Fair/Day Internships
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3 Interventions for Students At-Risk of Dropping Out Start assessing risk as young as 6 th grade.
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Early Warning System Includes data indicators 3 Risk Factors (ABCs) Assessed Each Quarter: 1)Attendance 2)Behavior 3)Coursework (Grades)
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Student Success Plan Follows a student until high school graduation Reviewed each year. Case manager is school counselor.
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4 Career Pathways Train appropriate staff to use and help students use online tools, such as OhioMeansJobs and Naviance.
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Tools to cover career interests and education options
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5 Pathways to Earn a High School Diploma Beginning with class of 2018, students will earn 21 credits and have the option to pick one of the following pathways for earning a high school diploma: 1)Earn 18 points on End of Course Exams, or 2)College readiness score on national test, or 3)In-demand industry credential and passing score on WorkKeys
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Start learning about these options in the middle grades Inform goals and planning
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6 Credit Flexibility – Academic and Career Tech -Academic Credit -Credit Flex -Integrated Courses
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More time in schedule Relevancy Integrated Courses Experiential opportunities
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7 Documentation -Evidence of services provided to students Ohio Means Jobs K-12 Backpack or Naviance -can be viewed by student and student’s parent or guardian -include activities, services, conversations, etc. that support the student’s academic, career and social/emotional development
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8 Successful Postsecondary Transitions ODE Definition: Acceptance to and enrollment in a postsecondary education or training program at an institution of higher education, without remediation.
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Interventions for students in need of remediation -Mathematics and English language arts -May include enhancing existing supports and expanding resource options
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Connect with Us education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections CareerConnections@education.ohio.gov
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