1. Enhancing Programming Through
The Naviance CCR Curriculum
Krystal Ferguson
Consultant

2. Agenda
- Introduction
- College & Career Readiness
(CCR) Curriculum: How Can It
Help?
- Tips for Maximizing Curriculum
Implementation
- Defining Goals
- Group Activity: Developing a
Scope & Sequence
- Sample Lesson from CCR
Curriculum

3. Introduction
Are students leaving high
school college & career ready?

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20
30
40
50
60
70
80
White Black Latino Asian American
Indian
GraduationRates(%)
Overall
rate: 57.2%
Source: NCES (April 2010). First Look: Enrollment in Postsecondary Institutions, Fall 2008; Graduation
Rates, 2002 and 2005 Cohorts; and Financial Statistics Fiscal Year 2008.
http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2010/2010152rev.pdf
6 - Year Completion Rates for Fall 2002 Cohort at All 4-Year
Institutions
Introduction

5. Introduction
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10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
White Black Latino Asian American Indian
GraduationRates(%)
Overall
rate:
22.0%
3 -Year Completion Rates for Fall 2005 Cohort at Public 2-Year Institutions
Source: NCES (April 2010). First Look: Enrollment in Postsecondary Institutions, Fall 2008; Graduation Rates, 2002
and 2005 Cohorts; and Financial Statistics Fiscal Year 2008. http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2010/2010152rev.pdf

6. Introduction
Are students engaged?

7. Introduction
Busteed, B (2013). The School Cliff: Student Engagement Drops with Each School Year. Retrieved from
http://thegallupblog.gallup.com/2013/01/the-school-cliff-student-engagement.html

8. College & Career Readiness
Curriculum
How can we engage students?
How can we better prepare students for life after high school?
What do students want from their schools?

9. College & Career Readiness
Curriculum
How Can The Naviance CCR Curriculum Design Program Help?
- Engaging & interactive lessons for grades 6 – 12 to drastically improve
student engagement and your students’ college & career preparedness
- Over 170 lessons that correspond with activities in Family Connection and
cover critical concepts and skills in academic, college and career planning;
financial literacy; and personal/social development
- Advisory time with a Naviance Consultant to:
- Development of a custom scope and sequence of lessons
- Tailor the lessons to your school’s needs & goals
- Incorporate the lessons into Family Connection
- AND MUCH MORE

10. Defining Goals
What are your short term & long term
goals for implementing Naviance?

11. Defining Goals
Examples:
Increase the percentage of students applying to 4 year
colleges
Decrease the unemployment rate of high school graduates
regardless of Post-Secondary Education outcome

12. Group Activity
Discuss with your group:
- Two ways you can use Naviance to
accomplish the assigned goal with
your assigned grade level
- Who would you want to involve at the
campus level (i.e. counselor, English
teacher, etc)?
- How would you present the task to
students? How would you make the
task interesting/fun to a student?
- What are some of the challenges you
may encounter?

13. Group Activity
Discuss with your group:
- Two ways you can use Naviance to
accomplish the assigned goal with
your assigned grade level
- Who would you want to involve at the
campus level (i.e. counselor, English
teacher, etc)?
- How would you present the task to
students? How would you make the
task interesting/fun to a student?
- What are some of the challenges you
may encounter?

14. Questions?
Krystal Ferguson
Consultant

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