Meet All 3 Goals of Measure 98
How to Launch a Proven Freshman Transition Course that Helps Students Build the Intrinsic Motivation to Succeed
Measure 98 funding will help high schools increase or expand:
- Career and technical education programs
- College-level educational opportunities
- Dropout prevention strategies
- College-level educational opportunities
- Dropout prevention strategies
This workshop will explore a dual-credit, whole-school program where students develop a 10-year Career and Education Plan.
You’ll learn about Eastern Promise, one of Oregon's most successful college and career readiness programs, which was modeled on the Get Focused...Stay Focused!® Initiative. Using standards developed through the Freshman Transition Initiative of The George Washington University, Eastern Promise set out to build postsecondary-going culture and to increase access to affordable early college credit.
What you’ll take away from this course:
- An understanding of why freshman year has a critical impact on completion rates
- How entering high school freshmen can develop a quantitative online 10-year career and education plan
- Strategies for using these plans throughout high school for advisory functions and academic coaching
- About a structured, school-wide program that ensures students are college and/or career ready
- Best practice models from Eastern Promise schools
Who should attend?
- District administrators
- High school principals
- CTE coordinators
- Graduation coaches
- School improvement teams
- High school principals
- CTE coordinators
- Graduation coaches
- School improvement teams
Costs:
$99 per person
$79 per person for teams of 3 or more
$79 per person for teams of 3 or more
