1. Bexley High School Counseling Team
Annual Report
November 14, 2016
Stephanie Krosnosky, David Leland & Carrie Washburn

2. College Admissions Data-Class of 2016
82 % will attend 4-year colleges
8% will attend 2-year colleges
Other plans include: Military, Year off, Career Education, Apprenticeship program, undecided/unknown

3. 2015-2016 Professional development: Mrs. K. “on the road”
2016 NACAC Conference—Columbus
Midwestern Collegeboard Forum—Chicago
OACAC Conference—Columbus
A Dream Deferred Conference (Collegeboard)-Charlotte
Columbus Suburban College Fair

4. 2016 Columbus suburban college fair

5. NEW PARTNERSHIPS and practices...
*ATTENDED SPRING BREAK COLLEGE VISIT FIELD TRIP WITH LEISAN SMITH AND ANDREA BROWN *MET WITH THE MINORITY PARENT ALLIANCE THIS FALL TO INTRODUCE PROGRAMS *HELD COLLEGE MEETINGS WITH DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR STUDENTS OF COLOR *REQUIRED COLLEGE MEETINGS *NEW PARENT VOLUNTEERS IN THE COLLEGE COUNSELING CENTER *UPDATED SCHOOL PROFILE (HANDOUT)

6. COLLEGE COUNSELING BY THE NUMBERS…SO FAR IN 2016…
30—approximate number of additional students in class of 2017 vs. class of 2016.
70-- Students registered to take my FREE College Application Classes in August (37% of the Senior class)
64% of the Senior class has applied to college (and counting)
625 transcripts (and support documents) have been submitted (and counting)
111 students enrolled in the Free Practice ACT event
40 students enrolled in the Free Practice SAT event

7. Free practice act-11/7/2016

8. 2016 data reflects schedule changes from August 1 to October 26, 2016.
16.2% increase in overall schedule changes, reflective of increasing educational opportunities being utilized by students through College Credit Plus, Educational Options & Career Center.

9. Number of Level Changes: 129
Number of Elective Changes: 108
Total Number of Changes: 237

10. Number of Level Changes: 129
Number of Elective Changes: 108
Total Number of Changes: 237

13. What do the Career Centers provide to students?
Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Centers (EFCTS) & Satellite Programs
What do the Career Centers provide to students?
Classroom opportunities and employment credentials across 30+ programs across a wide range of career pathways
Connection and understanding of the skills, knowledge, interests and abilities that are necessary in the college and career planning process
Providing a foundation and ‘springboard’ towards future opportunities at 2- year and 4-year institutions of higher education (IHE), including educational opportunities through the College Credit Plus Program (up to 30 hours per year)
Career readiness for students to enter the work force full-time with industry credentials and world-of-work experiences

14. Promoting the EFCTS Programming
Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Centers (EFCTS) & Satellite Programs
Promoting the EFCTS Programming
Classroom presentations to 10th grade students in October
Field trips on November 10th & 23rd to both centers (Eastland, Fairfield and any satellite program locations)
Ongoing communication to sophomore students and parents about upcoming events, opportunities and information sessions
Spring 2017: communication and discussions with freshmen who may have an interest in the career center

16. Career Center by the Numbers
School year
14-15
15-16
16-17
% of growth over 3 years
Number of students that submitted applications 8 12 *
Number of Students Accepted (Juniors admitted for the following or current school year 7 10
Number of students attending (Jr.& Sr.) 6*
12* 15
250%
*One student moved out of the district in
*One student returned to Bexley High School full-time
*One student left due to disciplinary reasons and has withdrawn from Bexley HS ;
Total number of students admitted was 19 for but moved out of BCS before the year began
Student Demographics
2014
2015
2016
Male 3 5 6
Female 4 9
Non-White/Non-Hispanic 1
IEP or 504 plan 2 10
Graduation and Post-Secondary plans for BHS students attending EFCTS
2013
2014
2015
2016
Graduated with Diploma 2 5 7*
College Application * 3
Post Secondary Institiution*
* Data not available
Career Center by the Numbers
School Year
Cumulative GPA (average)
Q1 GPA (average)
Change in GPA (average)
GPA Q1
3.0 or above
GPA Q1 3.5 or above
2.36
3.14
0.79 4
2.9
3.20 1 *
3.25

17. As we continue to move through 2016-2017…
Health & Wellness
Mental health professional referrals
Signs of Suicide Prevention Training & Classroom Guidance
College & Career Planning
Continuing to enhance the Career Exploration & Planning vision for grades 6-12
College Credit Plus & Educational Options
Continue to streamline the process, student access to information Continue to develop a standardized approach / format in how we capture, analyze and communicate information regarding academic interventions for students
Response to Intervention (RtI) Initiatives & Progress Monitoring
Aligning best supports based on need
Tracking outcome data to better support future student needs
Online Form Initiatives: promotes ease of use and tracking
College Credit Plus
Educational Options