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OSPI Summer Institute 2017 Marisa Castello Middle School Counselor WSCA MiddleJunior High Vice President Objectives School Counseling Essentials and Domains School Counseling Resources within each domain ID: 631801

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Middle School Counseling Essentials

OSPI Summer Institute 2017Marisa CastelloMiddle School CounselorWSCA Middle/Junior High Vice PresidentSlide2

Objectives

School Counseling Essentials and DomainsSchool Counseling Resources within each domainExploring data analytics

Q and A Slide3

My School Counseling Profile

School Counseling Practice 6 years as a middle school counselor- 3 years with Springfield Public Schools in Massachusetts and 3 years at Woodbrook Middle School/Clover Park SDSchool Counseling Strengths and topics of interest

Program and lesson development, advising student leaders, transition activities, career and college readiness

Leadership Roles

WSCA Middle/Junior High Vice President; OSPI Webinar presenter on Career Readiness; OSPI Integrated Student Supports Workgroup member Aug ’16-present.

Professional Development

WSCA Spring Conferences (presenter 2016 and 2017), National Board Candidate; learning from fellow counselors like YOU!

Slide4

School Counseling EssentialsASCA Domains

Academic Achievement

Evidence Based School Counseling

Career and College Readiness

Personalized Planning for all Students

Social Emotional Support

Student Support ResourcesSlide5

College And Career Readiness

Personalized Planning for all students

What does this look like in Middle School?

Advisory and/or classroom guidance lessons on personal skills, interests and post-secondary options

Interest inventories to generate an initial list of possible careers

Starting the High School and Beyond Plan in 8

th

grade

College Bound Scholarship Sign-upsSlide6

College and Career Readiness

ResourcesCareer Guidance WA (Grades 6-12)Where are YOU Going (WA Career Bridge)

College

Board’s

Counselor Connection

https://professionals.collegeboard.org/guidance/counseling/counselor-resources

K-12 College and Career Readiness Guides and more!

Elementary, Middle and High School

Guides (google)Slide7

College and Career Readiness

Program Ideas“ABC’s of College” presentationCollege Spotlights

Visits to local community, technical and four-year collegesCollege Bound Scholarship sign-up competitions

Career DaysSlide8

Social Emotional Support

Student Support Resources

SEL Benchmarks

www.k12.wa.us/StudentSupport/default.aspx

Behavior and School Culture

Compassionate Schools

Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)

Foster

Care

Foster Care

Youth

Community PartnershipsSlide9

Mental Health Resources

www.k12.wa.us/MentalHealthandSchools/default.aspxChild and Adolescent Mental Health Facts and RealityResources for FamiliesResources for Schools and EducatorsFrameworks and Guidance DocumentsKey Resource SitesOSPI ResourcesSlide10

Social Emotional Support

Program Ideas: Core curriculum on Character Education, stress management, self-esteem, signs of Suicide (SOS), etc.

Small counseling groups on Social skills, anger management, relational aggression, grief, divorce, etc.

Partner with community mental health agencies to deliver special topic groups and wrap around services Slide11

Academic Achievement

Evidence Based School CounselingProvides a practical process for using evidence to determine three critical issues:

What needs to be done

Which interventions should be implemented

Whether or not the interventions are effective

Slide12

Evidence-Based School Counseling

How does this translate to our work with students?Identify needs of studentsImplement programsCollect and analyze data

Evaluate programs

Communicate results to appropriate stakeholdersSlide13

Breaking it Down…Multi-Tiered Multi-

Domained System of SupportSlide14

OSPI Data Analytics: Let’s Explore!Slide15

Measures of Success

Increase four- and five-year high school graduation rates

Increase enrollment and completion rates and decrease remediation rates in post-secondary training and education

Performance Indicators

We must help students:

Enter kindergarten with expected skills in all six areas identified by the Washington Kindergarten Inventory of Developing Skills (

WaKIDS

).

Meet standard on the 3rd-, 8th-, and 11th-grade statewide English language arts (ELA) and math assessments, and the 8th-grade statewide science assessment.

Grow toward proficiency in ELA and math, as determined by Student Growth Percentiles, in 4th and 6th grades.

Enroll in Algebra I/Integrated Math I by the end of 8th or 9th grade and earn high school credit.

Enroll in college-level courses and earn dual credit.

Take the SAT and ACT and earn college-ready scores.

Access financial aid for post-secondary learning.

We must help students avoid:

9th-grade course failure.

Suspensions and expulsions.

Chronic absenteeism.Slide16

Graduation is the Goal: Performance Indicators Are the Early Warning MeasuresSlide17

Accessing Data

Step 1: Go to www.k12.wa.us and click on the K-12 Data & Reports button. Slide18

Accessing Data

Step 2: Click on the OSPI Performance Indicators linkSlide19

Accessing Data

Step 3: Click on the link

9

th

Grade Course FailureSlide20

Data AnalyticsNext Steps…

What are you going to do with this information? How are you going to incorporate it into your school counseling program? How are you going to communicate the results of your school counseling interventions and activities? Brief Discussion Slide21

School Counseling Resources

General Resources: Savvy School Counselor: www.savvyschoolcounselor.com

The Counseling Geek: www.thecounselinggeek.com

The School Counselor Toolkit:

www.school-counselor.org

Middle School Resources:

The Middle School Counselor:

www.themiddleschoolcounselor.com

Caught In the Middle School Counselors Facebook Page

WSCA- Middle School Rocks Facebook PageSlide22

Contact Me

mcastell@cloverpark.k12.wa.usmarisacastellowsca@gmail.com(253) 576-4155