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Model for Education Planning with Students at the Middle School Level

Model for Education Planning with Students at the Middle School Level. “Setting the Stage for Student Success” Personalized Learning August 2009 Superintendent’s Summer Institute Eugene, Oregon. Background. Oregon’s Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling framework design group

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Model for Education Planning with Students at the Middle School Level

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  1. Model for Education Planning with Students at the Middle School Level “Setting the Stage for Student Success” Personalized Learning August 2009 Superintendent’s Summer Institute Eugene, Oregon

  2. Background • Oregon’s Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling framework design group • Cohort A group for implementation of Oregon’s CGCP • Principal: • Coalition of Essential Schools • ODE’s New Century Schools • ODE’s Assessment of Extended Application/Career-Related Learning Standards • OACTE, Board of Directors – 2003-2006; 2008-current

  3. Career Learning Coordinator • Global Career Development Facilitation certification • OACTE Board, 2003-2009 • Tri-County STC Consortium, 1998-current • Clackamas County STC Coordinators Network • Awards: • 2005 OASE Excellence in Curriculum Leadership Award • 2003 Business Education Compact’s Educator Achievement Award • 2002 Oregon CIS Les Adkins Award for Career Guidance Excellence • 1998 Business Education Compact’s School District Achievement Award

  4. From a Principal’s Perspective • Understanding Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling • Committing to Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling – the conversations • Daily advisories • 9 week 8th grade CRL class

  5. From a Practitioner’s Perspective Roadmap to guide student learning through exploration of: Interest inventories, aptitudes, talents, skills assessments, work importance preferences Potential career path Preparation for future success Clear connections to education planning process Activities have been designed to ensure the district has met the OAR 581-022-1510 Guidance and Counseling requirements.

  6. Implementation of CGCP • Program design • Annual update to School Board • Professional development • District-wide in-services • Presentations by State/National experts • Building level – weekly staff meeting agenda item • Career Related Learning exploratory class in place since 1997-98 • Implementation of middle school advisories in 2003 • Child Development Specialists does 6th grade education planning activities • Careers Coordinator does 7th grade education planning activities • Full-use site license for Oregon CIS

  7. Let’s Get Specific Advisories • Overview of the Advisory Concept • 7th Grade Advisory Activities • Schedule: • Meet with each individual advisories once a month from October through May (7 sessions)

  8. Career-Related Learning Class • CIS Jr includes: • All content controlled for a 5th-grade reading level. • An interest inventory that uses middle-school relevant experiences. • Occupation information that includes context for how high school courses help prepare for an occupation, recommended high school activities, and types of postsecondary preparation. • A six-year course planner for forecasting high school courses. • A component to save activities and achievements (used for resume and scholarships). • Components to begin documenting the education plan and education profile requirements for the high school diploma. • School information with general admissions requirements to postsecondary training options. • Developmentally appropriate curriculum activities. • Personalized portfolios where students can house diploma requirement documentation, reflections, and saved information files. Portfolios can transfer to CIS high schools.

  9. Bottom Line • It is not one more thing to add to an overcrowded plate for educators • It is THE THING – the umbrella under which all aspects of student education gather together • Focus on students’: • preparation to meet Oregon’s diploma requirements including academic standards, applied learning, essential skills and education planning

  10. Continuous Improvement Model • 2009-2010 implementation of CIS Jr: • All content controlled for a 5th-grade reading level. • An interest inventory that uses middle-school relevant experiences. • Occupation information that includes context for how high school courses help prepare for an occupation, recommended high school activities, and types of postsecondary preparation. • A six-year course planner for forecasting high school courses. • A component to save activities and achievements (used for resume and scholarships). • Components to begin documenting the education plan and education profile requirements for the high school diploma. • School information with general admissions requirements to postsecondary training options. • Developmentally appropriate curriculum activities. • Personalized portfolios where students can house diploma requirement documentation, reflections, and saved information files. Portfolios can transfer to CIS high schools.

  11. Resources Middle School website www.colton.k12.or.us/cms Colton School District – Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling Program Contact Information: Dr. Beth Lund-Glassman lundglab@colton.k12.or.us Diane Parham parhamd@colton.k12.or.us

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