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Brad's NPO

Published on May 11, 2018

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Brad's NPO

name pending... 
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Have you ever...

  • Felt frustrated by the barriers in our current school system?
  • Wanted to do more to help our minority students?
  • Enjoyed collaborating with passionate people?
  • NOW IS YOUR CHANCE.

Our Mission

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To strategically target underrepresented students and empower them to access college and other post secondary options by capitalizing on teacher/counselor/student relationships.

How will we do this?

  • remove barriers blocking students from post-secondary options
  • capitalize on relationships with adults to empower these underrepresented students

Why Bellevue?

Demographics vs. Testing

District Course Enrollment

ELL/SES Data

Why Interlake?

Demographics vs. Testing

High Needs

AP Scores

Why College?

Parents need help

Post-Secondary Enrollment

Why Relationships?

research proven

"Another example of the importance of teacher-student relationships in high school students stems from intervention studies aimed at improving academic outcomes for low-income students...

...students who participated in the intervention [of positive relationships between students/teachers] SIGNIFICANTLY improved their GPA"
(Murray & Malmgren, 2005)

"teacher-student relationships have an impact on the academic self-esteem of students" (Ryan et al., 1994)

"Self-confidence and future aspirations have a significant impact on students’ interest in school, their academic self-efficacy and in turn, their academic achievement" (Wentzel, 2003)

"In addition to academic achievement, positive teacher-student relationships provide important social outcomes for students"

So this looks like...

weekly and monthly sessions
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After School Sessions

  • Intentional invites to less represented students
  • Teacher/counselor volunteers
  • Resources for SAT/ACT
  • College App assistance
  • FAFSA/WAFSA help
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Monthly Events

  • Invite families/community
  • Equip and answer questions

Yeah, but...

how will this be DIFFERENT?

INTENTIONALITY:

  • Strategic recruitment
  • Reliance on relationships
  • Use expertise of school personnel

STARTING WITH IHS

  • Interlake first, then evaluate/adjust
  • expand to other schools by maximizing connections

WE RECOGNIZE...

  • most organizations don't effectively partner with those who know the kids best (staff and families)
  • We WILL: our unique approach is to RELY on those partnerships (families, school, NPOs)

What will you do?

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INTENTIONAL RECRUITMENT:
target marginalized students (i.e. race, language, disability, income, etc.)

ADDRESS BARRIERS: passing all classes, college apps/tours, SAT/ACT, researching college supports on campus

How can I help?

different levels of commitment
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anything helps!

  • working with students after school
  • fundraising/grant writing
  • social media
  • organizing events
  • board member
  • recruiting students, families, and/or community partners

Questions?

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