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Lost River Jr/Sr High School

Lost River High School's Extended Application program empowers students to develop their Education Plan and Profile (EPP) while exploring various career fields via the Oregon Career Information System (OCIS). Students in grades 9-12 must complete career-related learning experiences (CRLE) and an Extended Application Project, choosing from work-based, service learning, or school-based projects. A portfolio showcasing their journey, including project proposals, logs, and reflections, is required for graduation. Eligible students may also access the GEAR UP scholarship for college funding.

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Lost River Jr/Sr High School

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  1. Lost River Jr/Sr High School Extended Application

  2. Oregon Diploma Requirements • Education Plan and Profile • Career Related Learning Experiences (CRLE) • Extended Application (formerly known as the senior project)

  3. Education Plan and Profile (EPP) • Students will develop and follow through with an education plan and profile, using the Oregon Career Information System (OCIS)

  4. EPP • EPP will explore the learning areas of: • AGRICULTURE,FOOD, AND NATURAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS • ARTS,INFORMATION, AND COMMUNICATIONS • BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT • HEALTH SCIENCES • HUMAN RESOURCES • INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

  5. Career Related Learning Experiences (CRLE) • Beginning grade 9 students will • Complete a minimum of six career related learning experiences • 2 each: • Work-based learning • School-based learning • Service learning

  6. Extended Application Project • Choose an option (25 hours minimum) • Interview a potential mentor • Submit a proposal, task analysis, and interview for approval • June 4 = deadline for submission of summer projects • Projects must be approved by a committee of three LRHS staff

  7. Extended Application Project • All hours and evaluation to be completed by the end of first semester, senior year

  8. Project Options • Work-based projects • Service learning • School-based projects

  9. Work-based projects • Career shadowing • Work experience (working with a mentor in a profession or learning a skill or trade) • Military training • Certification earned

  10. Service Learning • Focused community service project (hours may count towards graduation requirement) • Examples: • Community sports (coaching or continuous refereeing for an organization) • Faith-based • Community awareness • Event organization

  11. School-based projects • FBLA officer/service project • Teaching experience—summer school or guided classroom experience • College credit earned (pending approval) • Sports based project—above and beyond participation • Health Occupations II—with rotations outside of school hours • Certification earned

  12. Collection of Evidence: Due at end of first semester, senior year • Project proposal/Task analysis/Mentor interview • Log of project hours • Additional interview • Proof of project completion • Syllabus, class work, transcripts • Certificates of completion • Physical project • Receipts, pictures, other • Passing mentor evaluation • Thank you letter to mentor

  13. Portfolio: Due by spring break, senior year • Education Plan and Profile • Extended Application Project • Six CRLE reflection forms (minimum) • 2 letters of recommendation • Test results for at least one of the following: PSAT, SAT, ACT, COMPASS, OAKS, ASVAB • 2 Proof of post-secondary plans • Job application, OSAC, College applications, Military enrollment, FAFSA, Scholarship applications, Online job search engine

  14. Portfolio Contents, continued • Resume and professional cover letter • Semester transcripts • Personal budget sheet • Activity worksheet • Letter to judges • Reflection paper • Proof of 40 hours of community service

  15. Oral Boards: End of May • 8-12 minutes in front of LRHS staff, students, and community members • Covers: • Extended Application Project • Education Plan and Profile • Reflection of entire experience • Future application • Must utilize a visual aid

  16. GEAR UP Scholarship • ALL class of 2014 students eligible just by being Lost River students • Must complete OSAC application • Guaranteed $1,000 for first year of college • Guaranteed $500 renewable for three years after that • If you choose to go for the Advanced Diploma, you will still be eligible for the scholarship in 2015. • Scholarship can be used at any U.S. college or university that accepts financial aid

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