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The Ninth Grade Academy at Southern Vance HS

The Ninth Grade Academy at Southern Vance HS. Tannis Jenkins Counselor Wednesday, December 5, 2012. DATA..DATA..DATA. EOC Data School-wide EOC 2008-2009 = 63.6% 2009-2010 = 74.5% 2010-2011 = 70.6% 2011-2012 = 81.0%. End Of Course Composites. Graduation Rate at SVHS.

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The Ninth Grade Academy at Southern Vance HS

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  1. The Ninth Grade Academy at Southern Vance HS Tannis Jenkins Counselor Wednesday, December 5, 2012

  2. DATA..DATA..DATA.. EOC Data School-wide EOC 2008-2009 = 63.6% 2009-2010 = 74.5% 2010-2011 = 70.6% 2011-2012 = 81.0%

  3. End Of Course Composites

  4. Graduation Rate at SVHS

  5. Dropout Rate in Vance County

  6. Total SVHS Dropouts

  7. Collaboration Career Day, Guest Speakers, Field Trips Summer Orientations Parent Nights Student/Parent/ Teacher Meetings

  8. Career& Academic • College and University trips • Military Visits from • Academic &Attendance Incentives • Career Day

  9. Personal/Social • Parenting Meetings • Small/Large Group Sessions • Peer Mentoring • Guest Speakers

  10. Future Plans • Continue to work with students with planning for their future • Collaborate with administrators on how to plan for smaller class sizes • Continue to collaborate with middle school teachers & counselors to help with the transition of rising 9th graders • Invite more guest speakers & individual mentoring • Large & small groups to focus on academic, personal/social, career activities • Increasing incentives for academics and attendance • More College/University visits to expand exposure • Stronger focus on repeaters and strugglers

  11. References • Carrie Cook, H.F. (2008). Ninth Grade Academies Easing The Transition To High School. Raleigh:NCDPI. • Jerald,C. (2007, March 27). Keeping Kids in School: Lessons from research about preventing dropouts. Washington DC, USA. • Southern Regional Education Board • NCDPI

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