Many states and districts are mandating a six-year plan to ensure each student is prepared for post-secondary success. This presentation will focus on how to create the framework and incorporate best practices for student plans by utilizing the program, task, and goal setting functionality in Success Planner. Kim Oppelt, Senior Consultant, and Daniella Bonazzoli, Director of Success Management and Consulting Services, Hobsons

1. Building a 6-Year Plan
With Success Planning
Daniella Bonazzoli
Director, Consulting Services & Success Management
Kim Oppelt
Senior Consultant
Thursday, July 12, 2012

2. Introduction

3. Agenda
• Introductions
• Why a 6-Year Plan?
• Developing your plan
• Implementing your plan
• Reporting
• Hands-on time/Collaboration
• Questions
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4. Introductions
• Daniella Bonazzoli
• Kim Oppelt
• Participants
– Your title
– Your school/district
– How long have you been in the Naviance
Network?
– Do you have a current 6-year plan?
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5. Why do we need a 6 year plan?
• Comply with state or district college and
career standards
• Assure that each student is college and
career ready
• Provide staff with a roadmap
• Eliminate duplication in instruction
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6. Keys to a Successful 6 Year Plan
• College ready milestones
• Career ready milestones
• Comprehensive academic plan
• Personal portfolio
– Resume
– Documents
• Post-secondary plan
• Activities by grade level
• Goals for students
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7. Tracking your 6-year plan

8. Steps for tracking your
plan
• Determine your standards
• Configure your standards
• Map your plan
• Determine tasks and programs
• Add tasks, programs and goals
• Assign tasks and programs
• Track outcomes
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9. Determine your standards
Brainstorm Standards
•What is your focus?
– Grade-level themes
– State requirements
– ASCA recommendations
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10. Configuring Your Standards
• Determine what standards you have
• Determine what standards you will focus on
• Determine how your standards will fit into
Naviance
• Map standards
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11. Map Your Plan
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12. Determine tasks and
programs
• Built-in tasks
• Web links
• Surveys
• Upload documents
• Add comments
• Staff-completed tasks
• Student-completed tasks
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13. Managing Tasks and Programs with
Success Planning

14. Add Tasks and Programs
• What is a task?
• What are some examples of tasks?
• What is the task library?
• What is a custom task and a built in task?
• What is a Program?
• What is a good way to organize
Programs?
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15. Assign Tasks and
Programs
• You need to assign tasks and programs to
students
• Tasks and Programs may need to be
assigned multiple times throughout the
school year as new students enter your
school
• Tasks and Programs can also be
unassigned
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16. Track outcomes
• Create completion targets for each task
with the minimum % of students you want
to complete the task
• There are 6 Success Planning reports
available to track completion status and
summary
• Customize reports to better track success
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17. Take time: Strategize your 6-year plan

18. Steps for tracking your
plan
• Determine your standards
• Configure your standards
• Map your plan
• Determine tasks and programs
• Add tasks and programs
• Assign tasks and programs
• Track outcomes
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19. Introducing Your New Online
Community!
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simply
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20. Questions/Comments