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Jean Greco, Patricia Nailor & Karl SquierRhode Island School Counselor Association

ASCA 2005 Annual Conference

Jean Greco, Patricia Nailor & Karl SquierRhode Island School Counselor Association

ASCA 2005 Annual Conference

Promote & SavePromote & Save School Counseling

School Counseling

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ActivityActivity

Do people in your community know what counselors do?

Why are counseling positions an easy target for budget cuts?

Have you used data to promote your school counseling program?

Have you used data to try and save counselor jobs?

Do people in your community know what counselors do?

Why are counseling positions an easy target for budget cuts?

Have you used data to promote your school counseling program?

Have you used data to try and save counselor jobs?

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What Do You Think of When You Hear the Word

Data?

What Do You Think of When You Hear the Word

Data?

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What Is Data?What Is Data?

Factual information, especially information organized for analysis or used to reason or make decisions.(www.dictionary.com)

Factual information, especially information organized for analysis or used to reason or make decisions.(www.dictionary.com)

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Types of DataTypes of Data

Process― What did you do for whom?

Results― What are the outcomes?

Perception― What do people think they

know?What do they believe?What can they do?

Process― What did you do for whom?

Results― What are the outcomes?

Perception― What do people think they

know?What do they believe?What can they do?

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Sample Process Data

Elementary Developmental Guidance

Lessons

Sample Process Data

Elementary Developmental Guidance

Lessons

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Lessons

Cranston (RI) Public Schools

(2899)(2476)(2886)

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Sample Process Data

Cranston EOY Stats FY05

Sample Process Data

Cranston EOY Stats FY05

  SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTALS

# Seen for Individual Counseling 181 176 179 194 194 210 212 186 223 176 1,931

# Individual Counseling Sessions 258 280 372 341 383 335 466 346 435 241 3,457

# Individuals in Group Counseling 539 512 513 536 587 622 602 667 654 617 5,849

# of Group Counseling Sessions 229 414 371 370 434 345 546 421 539 267 3,936

# SPED IEP students 105 108 133 129 111 126 131 134 136 144 1,257

# of Consult/ Monitor pupils 184 165 171 153 156 91 97 109 103 96 1,325

# of Developmental Lessons 226 312 334 313 296 262 403 317 337 99 2,899

# students seen in Devel Lessons 3,550

4,725

4,636

4,746

4,348

4,307

4,570

4,383

4,175

2,181

41,621

TST Meetings 2 4 6 11 10 9 10 8 6 1 67

TQP Meetings 59 56 51 57 50 41 61 42 61 29 507

Total Parent Contacts 446 1,227

765 229 238 174 236 206 221 147 3,889

Parent Conferences 98 75 73 82 82 67 91 75 80 49 772

Telephone Contacts 81 69 137 93 93 54 97 74 82 77 857

Written Contact 225 1,064

549 39 76 36 36 37 30 94 2,186

IEP Meeting 10 30 22 18 15 22 33 27 41 36 254

Teacher Meet/Conf 532 499 496 539 473 480 555 463 472 257 4,766

Principal Meet/Conf 283 266 289 293 222 149 216 209 213 148 2,288

Other Staff Meet/Conf 188 206 195 233 226 130 191 179 192 147 1,887

Spec Services Personnel Meet/Conf 146 189 165 166 173 98 161 124 121 77 1,420

Outside Agency Meet/Conf 15 38 33 37 34 29 23 26 40 19 294

Full Core Staffing 4 2 0 1 2 2 0 4 2 0 17

Other Meet/Conf 1 0 2 4 13 2 8 2 0 0 32

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Sample Process DataProvidence Public Schools

Counseling Activity Log

Sample Process DataProvidence Public Schools

Counseling Activity Log

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Sample Results Data

Time Management Lesson:Book Report Completion

Sample Results Data

Time Management Lesson:Book Report Completion

Grade 5 Students

On-time

Incomplete

Pre-activity 50 35 15

Post-activity 50 49 1

Cranston (RI) Public Schools

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Sample Results Data

Increased Purposeful Contact with School

Counselors

Sample Results Data

Increased Purposeful Contact with School

Counselors

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2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2004

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Post Secondary Plans

Central High School, Providence (RI) Public Schools

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Documentation as Evidence of ResultsDocumentation as

Evidence of Results

May 2005

Framework forComprehensive School

Counseling in the Cranston Public Schools

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Documentation as Evidence of ResultsDocumentation as

Evidence of Results

Department of Counseling & Social Services

Providence (RI) Public Schools

August 2003

Administrative Handbook

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Sample Perception Data

Sample Perception Data

Competency Achievement― Every student (grades 9-12) completed a

four-year plan Knowledge Gained

― 91% of students acquired knowledge about how to handle bullying

Attitudes & Beliefs― 94% of 5th grade students felt their school

was safe Differences Measured Through:

― Pre-Post Tests― Completion of an Activity― Surveys

Competency Achievement― Every student (grades 9-12) completed a

four-year plan Knowledge Gained

― 91% of students acquired knowledge about how to handle bullying

Attitudes & Beliefs― 94% of 5th grade students felt their school

was safe Differences Measured Through:

― Pre-Post Tests― Completion of an Activity― Surveys

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CPR Toolkit CPR Toolkit

A Counseling Preservation Response (CPR) Toolkit will help you promote your school counseling program

It will help you plan for gathering

and presenting evidence that demonstrates your impact on student success

A Counseling Preservation Response (CPR) Toolkit will help you promote your school counseling program

It will help you plan for gathering

and presenting evidence that demonstrates your impact on student success

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CPR Tool #1

Know Your AudienceCPR Tool #1

Know Your Audience

This tool helps you identify your audiences

It gathers this information:― Audience Name― Audience Informational Needs― Communication Vehicles― Expected Results― Contact Information

This tool helps you identify your audiences

It gathers this information:― Audience Name― Audience Informational Needs― Communication Vehicles― Expected Results― Contact Information

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CPR Tool #2

Develop a PlanCPR Tool #2

Develop a Plan

A results statement (goal) specifies an observable and measurable outcome

An action plan is developed for each results statement

Three data gathering templates:― 2A—Results Statement Planning Tool

― 2B—Action Step Planning Tool

― 2C—Plan Summary Tool

A results statement (goal) specifies an observable and measurable outcome

An action plan is developed for each results statement

Three data gathering templates:― 2A—Results Statement Planning Tool

― 2B—Action Step Planning Tool

― 2C—Plan Summary Tool

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#2A

Results Statements Tool

#2A

Results Statements Tool

This tool organizes information about results statements:― Results Statement― Action Step― Begin & End Dates― Owner― Cost― Funding Source

This tool organizes information about results statements:― Results Statement― Action Step― Begin & End Dates― Owner― Cost― Funding Source

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#2B

Action Step Planning Tool

#2B

Action Step Planning Tool

This tool offers the opportunity to take one action step from Tool #2A and write the steps needed to achieve the result

This tool offers the opportunity to take one action step from Tool #2A and write the steps needed to achieve the result

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#2C

Plan Summary Tool#2C

Plan Summary Tool

This tool organizes your results statements into a plan summary :― Results Statement― Action Steps― Begin & End Dates― Indicators― Owner― Cost― Funding Source

This tool organizes your results statements into a plan summary :― Results Statement― Action Steps― Begin & End Dates― Indicators― Owner― Cost― Funding Source

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PitfallsPitfalls

Not knowing your audience and what they expect

Overwhelming your audience with too much information

Being reactive rather than proactive

Not knowing your audience and what they expect

Overwhelming your audience with too much information

Being reactive rather than proactive

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Tips Tips

Be precise and concise

Link data to school accountability (e.g., attendance, discipline, graduation rates)

Use language that is meaningful to your audience

Use a variety of approaches to communicate your message

Package your message well

Be precise and concise

Link data to school accountability (e.g., attendance, discipline, graduation rates)

Use language that is meaningful to your audience

Use a variety of approaches to communicate your message

Package your message well

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Our Next StepsOur Next Steps

Standardize our data gathering and reporting system

Emphasize results data

Report on our successes throughout the school year to all audiences

Publish a School Counseling Report Card annually

Standardize our data gathering and reporting system

Emphasize results data

Report on our successes throughout the school year to all audiences

Publish a School Counseling Report Card annually

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Tool #3

Personal Action PlanTool #3

Personal Action Plan

As school counselors, we are accountable for our own transformation

This tool helps you document the steps you will initiate when you return to work

― What do you need to do?

― What results do you expect to achieve?

― Who do you need to assist you?

― By when do you expect to complete each step?

As school counselors, we are accountable for our own transformation

This tool helps you document the steps you will initiate when you return to work

― What do you need to do?

― What results do you expect to achieve?

― Who do you need to assist you?

― By when do you expect to complete each step?

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Contact InformationContact Information

Jean Greco, Cranston (RI) Public Schools

[email protected] Patricia Nailor, Providence (RI) Public Schools

[email protected] Karl Squier, Lady of the Lake Learning

Systems

[email protected]

RISCA Website― www.rischoolcounselor.org

Jean Greco, Cranston (RI) Public Schools

[email protected] Patricia Nailor, Providence (RI) Public Schools

[email protected] Karl Squier, Lady of the Lake Learning

Systems

[email protected]

RISCA Website― www.rischoolcounselor.org