PPT-School Culture The Main Condition for Student Success

Introductions My Story Forest Hills Elementary Leading the Way The Power of School Culture Positive School Culture Educators have an unwavering belief in the ability of all their students to achieve success and they pass that belief on to others in overt and covert ways. Service district profile. 26%. have not completed high school. 37%. . less . per capita income than . WA . State. 43%. Latino. Data source: US Census Bureau 2013 Quick Facts. Students – . 1,955. Getting Used to . American Culture. Education System. Weather. Time. Dress. Greetings. Informality. Individuality. Personal Space. Medical . Care/Insurance. Dating. Smoking. Pets. Telephone. Helping. Service district profile. 26%. have not completed high school. 35%. . less . per capita income than . WA . State. 43%. Latino. Data source: US Census Bureau 2013 Quick Facts. Students – 1,903 Total . NACADA National Presentation – October 2015. Introduction. Theresa Duggar, M.Ed.. tduggar@georgiasouthern.edu. Benjamin Wentworth, M.Ed.. bwentworth@georgiasouthern.edu. Dan Calhoun, Ph.D.. dwcalhoun@georgiasouthern.edu. Guided Pathways for First Year Students. Laura Frazier, Associate Director. Student Success & Academic Advising. Learning Commons 5. th. floor 513-745-3006. Today’s Muskie Chat:. -. Our Jesuit Identity. By Dr. Diana Bajrami. 2016 Academic Academy. IMAGINE. IMAGINE . a . society that spends more money on keeping its prison system alive rather than educating their citizens. . IMAGINE. . a society where you soon might have more youth spending time behind bars than behind the desk.. We Are Making Progress!. . . Let’s Keep It Going…. Lessons Learned from Our First Workshop. Creating A Blueprint for Student Equity and Success . How to Overcome Staff Division. Anthony Muhammad, PhD. Call to Arms. “When a school or district functions as a PLC, educators within the organization embrace high levels of learning for ALL students as both the reason the organization exists and the fundamental responsibility of those who work within it.”. 2. nd. Meeting. Brad C. Phillips, Ph.D.. President/CEO. bphillips@iebcnow.org. Twitter . bphillipsiebc. An Exercise. Thinking back about what the one thing you did that made the most difference in student success over the summer, what would that be?. Sami Johnson, Student Success Programs. Samantha.r.Johnson@ndsu.edu. Casey Peterson, Student Success Programs . casey.Peterson@ndsu.edu. Mark Hanson, Institutional Research & Analysis. mark.g.hanson@ndsu.edu. Development of a student success framework – A case with an academic student learning assistance unit . Presentation outline.. Who are we?. . Why did we do it?. What was the quest? . What does the student success framework look like? . AmericanCouncil onEducation 2Adrianna Kezar is the Dean146s Professor for Higher Education Leadership at the University of Southern California and director of the Pullias Center for Higher Education a Kara Harris. Andrew Phillip Payne. How we “Success”. Many initiatives are organized and executed centrally with departmental direction, support, and input.. We work across campus. Teamwork with a common goal. Joshua Powers AVP for Student Success. Richard Toomey, . AVP . for Enrollment . Management. Tradara Mclaurine, . Associate Director, . Career Services. Beth Whitaker, . Director, . Faculty Center for Teaching Excellence.