Sentences with phrase «postsecondary planning»

Twenty school - based centers are open during regular school hours and after school (select locations) for postsecondary planning and access help.

Yet many schools simply don't have enough school counselors to help students with postsecondary plans.

Our guidance staff always tries to be inclusive when talking about postsecondary plans.

These modules offer information and tools to create a college - going culture in your organization and better assist students with postsecondary planning.

Inspired to act based on this data, as well as feedback from the counselors within our LCANs, MCAN launched a counselor training project with a focus on college access, the School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training course.

Registration is now open for the Michigan College Access Network's 2018 - 19 School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training course.

«To work well for less - advantaged students, gap year programs have to be structured, with the expectation of postsecondary planning baked in,» Savitz - Romer says.

The course includes 12 sessions on topics spanning the college access and postsecondary planning space.

Trained 350 + school counselors on how to be to be college counseling and postsecondary planning specialists.

Western also was the first institution in Michigan to implement the new counselor postsecondary planning training course.

The School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training course is an eight - month hybrid course with three in - person gatherings in Lansing.

This year, Eskolta is working with the Career Counseling Initiative, a program of the Office of Postsecondary Readiness at the NYC Department of Education (NYCDOE), to support the Career Readiness Fellows — 27 teachers and counselors from twelve New York City schools who have been selected based on their interest and experience in sharing, investigating, and documenting their experiences with postsecondary planning.

Prior to becoming CEO, NYC Schools Chancellor Fariña charged Lois Herrera with forming the Office of Guidance and School Counseling to build the capacity of school counselors to positively impact student academic success, social - emotional development, and postsecondary planning.

(The Christian Science Monitor) Mandy Savitz - Romer weighs in on Chicago's recent move towards a pre-K to college model in the wake of the city's decision to require students to have a job offer, college acceptance, or other evidence of a postsecondary plan in order to receive their diploma.

In Massachusetts, the education department, in conjunction with the state's board of higher education, is using part of a $ 2 million grant from the National Governors Association to launch a four - month college - readiness campaign urging students to «think again» about their postsecondary plans.

Recent efforts include providing a data system to counselors to track students» progress in completing college applications and administering a senior exit survey asking about students» postsecondary plans.

The guide fits in nicely with our overall strategic vision of increasing the number of students who graduate high school with a postsecondary plan.

The course will be facilitated by Michigan experts in college advising and postsecondary planning.

The Michigan College Access Network and the Southern Regional Education Board's Go Alliance Academy are co-hosting a training course in postsecondary planning for Michigan school counselors.

Promoting campaigns that urge students, parents, school staff and citizens to take direct action helps create a sense of urgency around the postsecondary planning process.

The Cardinal Award — Holton High School The Cardinal Award recognizes those who rally communities by promoting campaigns that create a sense of urgency around the postsecondary planning process.

The Cardinal Award — Ashley Johnson, executive director, Detroit College Access Network The Cardinal Award recognizes those that rally communities by promoting campaigns that help create a sense of urgency around the postsecondary planning process.

We want every student's hard work and dedication recognized for making their postsecondary plans a reality.»

The Cardinal Award — Hazel Park High School The Cardinal Award recognizes those that enhance college access activity in communities by promoting campaigns that help create a sense of urgency around the postsecondary planning process.

Surveys of students» postsecondary plans and intended college majors confirmed increased interest in STEM or business fields.

By 12th grade, students will only need occasional check - ins to make sure they're on track to pass their classes and complete their postsecondary plans.

School counselors will work collaboratively with other school staff to assist students with academic and postsecondary planning that leads to seamless transitions to the identified postsecondary options.

You also have the opportunity to learn about Florida College Decision Day, an event to celebrate seniors for their postsecondary plans.

And starting with the class of 2020, we will ensure every student graduates with a postsecondary plan in hand, ensuring high school graduation is another milestone on the path to success and not a destination in and of itself.

In addition to the new scholarship program, school counselors can participate in MCAN's School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training Course.

Additionally, MCAN hosts the School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training Course.

Michigan college advising and postsecondary planning experts coordinate and lead 12 sessions about the college access and postsecondary planning space, including:

The Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) supports counselors across Michigan and has created a new scholarship program as well as MCAN's School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training Course.

MCAN's fourth annual School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training Course will include information on financial aid programs, how to help with the college application process, how to work with special populations and navigating other obstacles students sometimes find in the path to furthering their education.

She regularly conducts presentations on college and postsecondary planning to parents and professionals throughout the DC and Baltimore areas, and at regional and national conferences.

Ms. Bass provides comprehensive college and postsecondary planning for students with AD / HD and other learning differences.