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New Career Choices Medal Incentives; Upcoming Professional Development; Feature Video: Dual Enrollment for All Freshmen; New Career Choices and Changes 7th Edition No images? Click here March 19, 2024
Apply for a Career Choices Medal Today If you earn a medal, you’ll be showered in gifts, provided exclusive access to professional development, and have a light shined on your hard work, your program, and your students. Beyond that, simply applying gets you rewarded! Apply by March 29 and be entered into a drawing to win one of four $25 Amazon gift cards. If you apply for a Career Choices Medal and do not earn one this year, we will work with you through personalized webinars, calls, and professional development opportunities to achieve that next step with your implementation. No matter your experience, apply now and be rewarded! Join Us in Santa Barbara for Wonderful Professional Development Opportunities We have three upcoming professional development opportunities in Santa Barbara at the historic La Cumbre Country Club. Join us for a two-day Adult Education Leadership Workshop May 8-9 where you will learn about and brainstorm solutions to today’s enrollment and employment crisis. Not just theory but practical solutions, you’ll explore ways to not only increase enrollment but also increase your adult students’ successful transition into the workforce. Then on August 1-2 and again August 22-23 join us to learn best practices for implementing the ‘Get Focused’ freshman transition course using the Career Choices series. Explore new frontiers in education, exchange ideas, evaluate approaches, and learn how to develop plans and create the kind of models that work best in your school, for your students. Featured Video: Dual Enrollment for All Freshman During the Get Focused Stay Focused Conference in January, we heard from Ed Watts, principal at Arvin High School, and Greg Dickinson, assistant principal at Pioneer Valley High School, as part of a panel discussion about how to implement dual enrollment for all freshmen. |