Creating Your ACP Calendar

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When we talk about "creating your ACP calendar," we are really talking about four things: What ACP content will be delivered to all students in each grade level 6-12 during the year? When will students work on ACP content during the year? How will we ensure that ACP content is delivered as planned? Who will be responsible for each component?Use this Community of Practice presentation to build your district's ACP calendar.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

Equity in ACP

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What do you think of when you hear the phrase "access and equity?" Use this Community of Practice presentation to learn more about equity and how it impacts ACP in your district.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

ACP Final Projects

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Final Projects have been identified as one of the most impactful ACP practices, according to the WEC survey on Wisconsin ACP programs. Use this Community of Practice presentation to learn from a number of school districts about their ACP final projects.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

Using ACP Data for Continuous Improvement

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How do you know if your ACP components are working for your students? Which students are being left behind  in the ACP process?  How can we improve our ACP program? It all comes down to DATA.  Use this Community of Practice webinar to find out how you can use ACP data to identify  gaps and improve your ACP program.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

ACP and Social and Emotional Learning

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Employers share that employability skills are often the most essential skills that an employee can possess (or lack). Find out how your district can address employability skills through the adoption of  Social Emotional Learning competencies.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

ACP and Special Education

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All students enrolled in grades 6 through 12 in a school district will participate in ACP. This includes students with disabilities who have IEPs and Section 504 accommodation plans. Use this Community of Practice webinar to make sure that ALL of your students have equal access to Academic and Career Planning opportunities.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

Creating and Posting Your District ACP Plan

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A local school district Education for Employment program must provide students with information and opportunities that lead to:• Career awareness at the elementary levels• Career exploration at the intermediate level• Career planning and preparation at the high school grade levelsUse this Community of Practice presentation to learn how to make sure your district's ACP plan aligns with state Education for Employment legislation.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

Developing a Schoolwide ACP Culture

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ACP doesn't happen in a vacuum, nor can it be delivered entirely by the school counselor. Use this Community of Practice presentation to learn why creating a schoolwide ACP culture is essential for student buy-in, teacher buy-in, and the ultimate success of your ACP program.

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Author: Lynn Aprill

ACP in the Classroom: Preparing Teachers for Growth

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Teacher externships can prepare teachers to embed ACP in their classrooms and help answer the age-old question,  "Why do I need to know this?" Use the recording and slide deck for this Community of Practice presentation to learn about two teacher externship programs in Wisconsin. Keep reading for additional teacher preparation resources for ACP aligned with specific content areas.

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Author: Lynn Aprill