1. CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOLS “The Tassel is Worth the Hassle!”

2. Campbell County Schools has worked diligently to prevent students from dropping out of high school. Together as a team (counselors, family resource staff, administrators, and our superintendent) we have collaborated to create a process to lower our drop out percentage.

3. CAMPBELL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT RATES: 2009-10: 2.3% 2010-11: 1.2% 2011-12: 0.8% 2012-13: 0.6% 2013-14: 0.1%

4. By using the PTGT-Persistence to Graduate Tool and other data resources, we not only track students, but also provide intentional interventions for students/family in order to help students in our community find success in high school.

5. DATA RESOURCES FOR AT RISK LIST: PTGT GRADES ATTENDANCE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTIONS COMMUNICATION MAP SCORES CREDITS GALLUP POLL

6. MONTHLY CABINET MEETINGS HELD TO REVIEW AT-RISK LISTS MEMBERS PRESENT: ADMINISTRATORS COUNSELORS FAMILY RESOURCE STAFF CREDIT RECOVERY TEACHER

7. FOLLOW UP TO CABINET MEETING: Individual meeting with counselor Student meets with administrator Referral for group or individual counseling Referral to Family Resources Center Home Visit RTI ESS Team meeting with parent/guardian Team meeting with teachers

8. PROCEDURE FOR WHEN A STUDENT/PARENT WANTS TO DROP OUT: Meeting with Counselor Meeting with Counselor and Administrator Meeting with Superintendent

9. THE ULTIMATE GOAL: Using data and meeting monthly, we are able to track our most at risk students. By intentionally planning and supporting these students we hope to help them find success in high school and beyond.