1. ASCA National Model Susan R. Rose, Ph.D. Oldham County Counselor Institute June 11, 2009
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6. The New Question … “ How are students different B ECAUSE of the school counseling program?“
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8. “ The American School Counselor Association has created the National Model for School Counseling Programs to connect school counseling with current educational reform movements that emphasize student achievement and success.” (ASCA, 2003).
13. Systemic Interventions Individual Interventions Career Development Outcomes Personal/Social Development Outcomes Academic Development Outcomes School Counseling Program School Counseling Outcomes
14. Systemic Interventions Individual Interventions Career Development Outcomes Personal/Social Development Outcomes Academic Development Outcomes School Counseling Program School Counseling Outcomes Strong Evidence Weak Evidence
15. “ By aligning the School Counseling Program with district and school mission, reform initiatives and school improvement plans, professional school counselors are leaders and partners in systemic change to ensure equity and access to quality education and to promote career and personal/social development for all students .”
16. The Law of Parsimony If we work with We reach Individuals 1-10 Small groups 12-24 Classrooms 30-60 Teachers 100-300 School Climate 1000+
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19. Vision Good : Your School’s Vision Better: Your District’s Vision Best: Counselor Vision for your district Stephen Covey’s Habit#2: Begin with the End in mind. The Cheshire Cat said: “If you don’t know where you’re going, you’ll end up somewhere else.”
20. Mission Example: _________ County School Counselors will provide a school counseling program that will lead to student excellence in academic, career awareness, and social/personal development through working with students, parents, teachers, and others in the community.
SO this leads up to the ASCA National Model As you view the graphic, you will notice there are four areas FOUNDATION DELIVERY SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ACCOUNTABILITY The visual show that the foundation, a program’s core beliefs, philosophy and mission, dictates both how the program is management and how it is delivered. These two components go hand in hand: Delivery system is the ways in which counselors deliver services. The management system ensures that the delivery system is planned, organized, directed and controlled in a systematic fashion for every student. Both the delivery and management lead to the Accountability component. And accountability leads back to the foundation because results of our program lead to program improvement, which begins once again with the foundation.