From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 10:21:42 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2014 16:21:42 +0000
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
Message-ID: <mailman.3806.1391617332.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>


From: Smith, Mia [mailto:MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us]
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM
To: Nelson, Lisa
Subject: Question


We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high school.  It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class periods.  However, it has recently come to our attention that the state only requires six rigorous class periods.  We are considering a policy that allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet our 4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements.

This has cause several logistic questions to arise.   I would like to have some feedback about what other schools are doing and how do they represent that on their SIS to meet WAVE requirements: are students only enrolled in six classes or are they enrolled in something for a seventh hour but not on the campus?

Can  you help me?

Mia
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 10:32:23 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2014 10:32:23 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
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We have 7th hour work study at Dale.   
 
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 12:53:45 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2014 12:53:45 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
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We allow seniors who have all of their graduation requirements (25 credits
and 4/7 EOI) and a job that pays with a business check to have a "work
program." The work program course is listed in the SIS as a class but has
no credit or GPA attachments.  We use it more as a filler to show a
complete schedule.  If the student needs either more classes or more passed
EOIs, the senior is not allowed to participate in the last hour "work
program" course.  If the senior does not have a job that pays with a
business check or direct deposit, the student is not allowed to miss the
last hour.

I ask for the employers name and contact information at the beginning of
the semester and for a pay stub per quarter as documentation for proof of
employment.  If a student quits or loses their job, they must let me know
immediately and then get enrolled in a last hour class unless they have a
new job already. If this is the case, I just change employer info and go on
with allowance of work program.  We do not just allow seniors to have only
six hours unless both graduation and job requirements are met. (The job
does not have to be attended during the last hour; some students work only
on the weekend, but still qualify.)

Work program can be revoked if the senior decided not to take care of their
educational needs in the remaining six classes.



On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 10:21 AM, OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion
Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote:

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> *From:* Smith, Mia [mailto:MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us<MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us>]
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> *Sent:* Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM
> *To:* Nelson, Lisa
> *Subject:* Question
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> We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high
> school.  It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class
> periods.  However, it has recently come to our attention that the state
> only requires six rigorous class periods.  We are considering a policy that
> allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet
> our 4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements.
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> This has cause several logistic questions to arise.   I would like to have
> some feedback about what other schools are doing and how do they represent
> that on their SIS to meet WAVE requirements: are students only enrolled in
> six classes or are they enrolled in something for a seventh hour but not on
> the campus?
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> Can  you help me?
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> Mia
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> _______________________________________________
> Counselors mailing list
> Counselors at lists.onenet.net
> http://lists.onenet.net/mailman/listinfo/counselors
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Dana Martin, M.Ed.
11th & 12th Counselor
Guymon High School
PO Box 1307
2002 N. James
Guymon, OK 73942
(580) 338-4350
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 10:26:37 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2014 10:26:37 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
In-Reply-To: <mailman.3806.1391617332.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
References: <mailman.3806.1391617332.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
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At Wister High School, seniors take 7 classes unless they are concurrently enrolled in college/post-secondary school (cosmetology school, etc.) classes.

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?Donna Deaton
???Wister High School???? ? ? ?????


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From: "OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board" <counselors at lists.onenet.net>
To: counselors at lists.onenet.net
Date: 02/05/14 10:22 AM
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors

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Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM 
To: Nelson, Lisa 
Subject: Question?
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?We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high school. ?It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class periods. ?However, it has recently come to our attention that the state only requires six rigorous class periods. ?We are considering a policy that allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet our 4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements. ???

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?This has cause several logistic questions to arise. ? I would like to have some feedback about what other schools are doing and how do they represent that on their SIS to meet WAVE requirements: are students only enrolled in six classes or are they enrolled in something for a seventh hour but not on the campus???

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 10:29:29 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2014 10:29:29 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
In-Reply-To: <fa625bc23b6f6.52f266e6@tyrone.k12.ok.us>
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We allow sirs an off hour and only enroll them in six hours. They must have all of their requirements met and be in good standing.

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Tyrone Schools
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 12:48:19 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2014 12:48:19 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
In-Reply-To: <mailman.3806.1391617332.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
References: <mailman.3806.1391617332.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
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We have 8 period days and our seniors are allowed to have early release or
late arrival.  We do nothing in SIS we just show that they do not come until
2nd period or do not have a last hour.  This year we have an online program
(Odyssey Ware) for some of our electives and to me that would lend itself to
students going home another hour if they are enrolled in an online class,
but I'm not sure if that is right or not.

 

Nona Laminack

Big Pasture School Counselor & Assistant Principal 

PO Box 167

Randlett, OK 73562

(580) 281-3276

 <mailto:nlaminack at bigpastureps.k12.ok.us> nlaminack at bigpastureps.k12.ok.us 

 

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[mailto:counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net] On Behalf Of OSRHE EPAS PK-12
Counselor Discussion Board
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 10:22 AM
To: counselors at lists.onenet.net
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors

 

 

From: Smith, Mia [mailto:MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM
To: Nelson, Lisa
Subject: Question

 

 

We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high
school.  It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class
periods.  However, it has recently come to our attention that the state only
requires six rigorous class periods.  We are considering a policy that
allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet our
4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements.  

 

This has cause several logistic questions to arise.   I would like to have
some feedback about what other schools are doing and how do they represent
that on their SIS to meet WAVE requirements: are students only enrolled in
six classes or are they enrolled in something for a seventh hour but not on
the campus?

 

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb  5 11:10:20 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2014 11:10:20 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
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we enroll them in work program at Guymon if they have a job. They are
required to bring pay stubs in. They don't get credit for that class. If
they loose their job then we re-enroll them in a class.


On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 10:21 AM, OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion
Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote:

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> *From:* Smith, Mia [mailto:MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us<MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us>]
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> *Sent:* Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM
> *To:* Nelson, Lisa
> *Subject:* Question
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> We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high
> school.  It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class
> periods.  However, it has recently come to our attention that the state
> only requires six rigorous class periods.  We are considering a policy that
> allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet
> our 4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements.
>
>
>
> This has cause several logistic questions to arise.   I would like to have
> some feedback about what other schools are doing and how do they represent
> that on their SIS to meet WAVE requirements: are students only enrolled in
> six classes or are they enrolled in something for a seventh hour but not on
> the campus?
>
>
>
> Can  you help me?
>
>
>
> Mia
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Thu Feb  6 08:48:45 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2014 08:48:45 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] DHS workers and Juvenile Officers
In-Reply-To: <fa9e243938f55.52f3a09f@tyrone.k12.ok.us>
References: <mailman.2722.1391102171.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
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 <fa68b3443b944.52f39fe7@tyrone.k12.ok.us>
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We require professional verification and written request for the first visitation. We normally inform the parents unless there is a specific reason not to. We also let the student decide wheather the students wants us in the area

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> OJA & outside counselors must bring a signed release of information the first time they meet with a student. We ask them to see the student during an elective and have a list for the counselor to sign so that the absence doesn?t count against the student. DHS is usually at the school investigating abuse/neglect and I believe we are required by state law to let them visit with the students. I prefer not to be in the room when they are speaking with the student but if the student asks I will accompany them. 
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> From: counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net [mailto:counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net] On Behalf Of OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board
> Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2014 11:16 AM
> To: counselors at lists.onenet.net
> Subject: [Counselors] DHS workers and Juvenile Officers
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> 1. How do you handle new DHS workers or Juvenile Officers when they come to your school wanting information on a student? 
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> Lisa Nelson
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> Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education
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> Field Coordinator for Student Preparation
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> Cell phone: 580.614.1328
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> www.okhighered.org/epas(http://www.okhighered.org/epas)
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Ed Poley
Counselor
Tyrone Schools
P.O. Box 168
Tyrone, OK 73951
580-854-6298
epoley at tyrone.k12.ok.us
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Thu Feb  6 09:30:47 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2014 09:30:47 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
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At Rattan, we do allow seniors to only enroll in 6 hours with 1st or 7th
hours off - IF they are in good standing meeting graduation/credit/EOI
requirements.

 

From: counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net
[mailto:counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net] On Behalf Of OSRHE EPAS PK-12
Counselor Discussion Board
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 12:48 PM
To: counselors at lists.onenet.net
Subject: Re: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors

 

We have 8 period days and our seniors are allowed to have early release or
late arrival.  We do nothing in SIS we just show that they do not come until
2nd period or do not have a last hour.  This year we have an online program
(Odyssey Ware) for some of our electives and to me that would lend itself to
students going home another hour if they are enrolled in an online class,
but I'm not sure if that is right or not.

 

Nona Laminack

Big Pasture School Counselor & Assistant Principal 

PO Box 167

Randlett, OK 73562

(580) 281-3276

nlaminack at bigpastureps.k12.ok.us <mailto:nlaminack at bigpastureps.k12.ok.us>  

 

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To: counselors at lists.onenet.net <mailto:counselors at lists.onenet.net> 
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors

 

 

From: Smith, Mia [mailto:MiaSmith at mcalester.k12.ok.us] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM
To: Nelson, Lisa
Subject: Question

 

 

We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high
school.  It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class
periods.  However, it has recently come to our attention that the state only
requires six rigorous class periods.  We are considering a policy that
allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet our
4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements.  

 

This has cause several logistic questions to arise.   I would like to have
some feedback about what other schools are doing and how do they represent
that on their SIS to meet WAVE requirements: are students only enrolled in
six classes or are they enrolled in something for a seventh hour but not on
the campus?

 

Can  you help me?

 

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Thu Feb  6 13:22:14 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2014 13:22:14 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] Question regarding class periods for seniors
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Can you please tell me where you work? My Supt. will want to know what schools are doing this.  :)
 
Thanks
 
On 02/06/14, OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote: 
>   We allow seniors who have all of their graduation requirements (25 credits and 4/7 EOI) and a job that pays with a business check to have a "work program." The work program course is listed in the SIS as a class but has no credit or GPA attachments.  We use it more as a filler to show a complete schedule.  If the student needs either more classes or more passed EOIs, the senior is not allowed to participate in the last hour "work program" course.  If the senior does not have a job that pays with a business check or direct deposit, the student is not allowed to miss the last hour.   
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> I ask for the employers name and contact information at the beginning of the semester and for a pay stub per quarter as documentation for proof of employment.  If a student quits or loses their job, they must let me know immediately and then get enrolled in a last hour class unless they have a new job already. If this is the case, I just change employer info and go on with allowance of work program.  We do not just allow seniors to have only six hours unless both graduation and job requirements are met. (The job does not have to be attended during the last hour; some students work only on the weekend, but still qualify.)
> 
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> Work program can be revoked if the senior decided not to take care of their educational needs in the remaining six classes.
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>  On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 10:21 AM, OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote:
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> > Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:45 AM
> > To: Nelson, Lisa
> > Subject: Question
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> > We have always had seven class periods for every grade level a the high school.  It is district policy that all students be enrolled in seven class periods.  However, it has recently come to our attention that the state only requires six rigorous class periods.  We are considering a policy that allows our seniors to take only six class periods if they can still meet our 4 X 4 requirements as well as graduation requirements.  
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> -- 
>  Dana Martin, M.Ed. 11th & 12th Counselor
> Guymon High School
> PO Box 1307
> 2002 N. James
> Guymon, OK 73942
> (580) 338-4350
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From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 14:03:33 +0000
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL. (Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb 12 08:44:26 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 08:44:26 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
In-Reply-To: <mailman.5193.1392213911.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
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everfi.com has a great program that is free (already paid for by the State)


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Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote:

>  We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is
> only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of
> school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL.
> (Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia
>
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb 12 10:41:24 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 10:41:24 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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TTCU has one and Dave Ramsey does as well.


On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 8:03 AM, OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion
Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote:

>  We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is
> only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of
> school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL.
> (Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia
>
>
>
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> Counselors at lists.onenet.net
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb 12 08:25:28 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 08:25:28 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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Our school uses the OSDE on-line PFL program to meet the graduation
requirement.  Students receive a grade and credit for the class since it is
a graduation requirement for HS.

 

Mrs. Dru Svitak, Elementary Counselor & District Test Coordinator

Watonga Elementary School

900 North Leach, P.O. Box 640

Watonga, Oklahoma 73772

Main: (580) 623-5248

Fax: (580) 623-5238

 

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We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is
only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of
school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL.
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From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 08:29:49 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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We use Fool Proof and it comes with a certificate when they have completed
all objectives.  It is free.  We do ours with 7th graders but it is approved
for whatever level that you need to teach.  If you need the website, I will
be glad to get you the information.  I am using it with my students and the
major thing that you need is just headphones.  We also use Money Skills.
Moneyskill.org.  It can be arranged in any order that you want and teachers
can set lessons to a passing rate of whatever they choose.

 

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We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is
only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of
school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL.
(Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia

 



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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb 12 15:06:51 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 15:06:51 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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Foolproof online works and is available to be geared for the IEP student as well.

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Thu Feb 20 15:40:23 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2014 21:40:23 +0000
Subject: [Counselors] Questions 1. Math class 2. help with student
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From: Shyanne Gatrost [mailto:shyanne.gatrost at pawnee.k12.ok.us]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 2:42 PM



  I have a few questions if you would not mind sending them out on the list serve!


1. I would like to offer a math class after Algebra 2 that is not as rigorous as trig or calculus. I wanted to know what math classes other schools offer and how students do in the class. Does this math class also help students not have to take a remedial math class in college? Basically, I am asking what alternative math classes do you offer at your school?

2. I have a drama issue with a student. The student has been in and out of the principal's office as well as mine. I have provided the student with communication tools as well as helping the student recognize when he/she is the one causing the drama. The principal has had several conversations with the student regarding the drama. What we are doing is not working and I am out of ideas on how to better help this student. Any ideas, tools, or resources would be greatly appreciated. This student is a sophomore, if that helps.

Shyanne Gatrost
Pawnee High School Counselor
918-762-3676
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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Fri Feb 21 08:26:21 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2014 14:26:21 +0000
Subject: [Counselors]  Questions 1. Math class 2. help with student
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1. We offer Math Finance as our 4th math after Algebra 1, Geom, and Alg 2 if the student is not comfortable in Precalculus, Math Analysis, or Calculus. It doesn't aid on the ACT or on EOI math retakes nor does it prep them for college algebra, but it does give them the 4th math for local requirements.

2. Do you have a peer mediation program at your school? This is a process that usually helps when we have drama kids. There is something about someone else their age having to play referee in their drama that helps
sort and organize reality. I would venture to guess it is the idea that "If 'these people who are my age' know how to resolve conflict than I should do everything I can to learn about communication as well."

If no mediation class, then have you used a "Self-Awareness Wheel" that covers the areas of keeping the issue central by exploring the spokes of facts, feelings, thoughts, personal involvement, wants for both sides and individuals, and structured plan of solution involving both parties participation. Make the student walk through the wheel and take the time to think about each area as opposed to just react. Give her a wheel to keep and use when you aren't there. Emotions have no brains so they need not be in charge of the decisions. Let the emotions be the caboose rather than the driving engine. The wheel will pull the issue to the forefront and let the frontal lobe play its role of rational thought in the mess as opposed to the amygdala hi-jacking the hypothalamus arguing over who gets to lead. Teach her to ask the questions that "force" rational thought. Only one spoke on the wheel is feelings based which shows that feelings are important but not dominant. Use questions to lead her to conclusions of her involvement. (I'm sure you have already done so...but that's all I have for you without knowing more.)

Dana Martin
Guymon HS
dana.martin at guymontigers.com<mailto:dana.martin at guymontigers.com>



We offer an Algebra III class.  This class is for students who want/need a math past Algebra II but are not ready for Pre-Calculus.  The students do well in it and while I do not have data on remediation and that class, I do not believe they have to take remedial courses in college.  We had several girls a few years ago (9th & 10th graders) that stirred up drama on a regular basis, so I did a group with them one day a week after
school.  I sent out letters saying they were chosen because teachers/administrators thought they would be able to make an impact on improving communication skills, lessening bullying, etc. in the school.  I
had 2 -11th grade "plants" and 2- 12th grade "plants" in the group.  I recruited them because they were great role models for these younger girls and were never in trouble (as opposed to the 9th/10th graders).  We used the curriculum from the Salvaging Sisterhood book.  I pretty much just sat back and let my older girls take over.  It was great.  We started it in October and the drama was pretty much over by December.  We continued the group into the next year because the girls wanted it, but we only lasted the first semester, because they really didn't need it anymore.  Even though my older girls were not drama queens, it was a good experience for them as well.  And the 9th graders LOVED that these well-respected 12th graders would say Hi to them in the halls.

Gayle DuBois
Grove High School
gdubois at ridgerunners.net<mailto:gdubois at ridgerunners.net>



At my last school, we offered Math Analysis I & II.


Kay Gilchrist
Academy Elementary
Guymon Public Schools


kay.gilchrist at guymontigers.com<mailto:kay.gilchrist at guymontigers.com>


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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Mon Feb 24 08:23:55 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 14:23:55 +0000
Subject: [Counselors]  Questions 1. Math class 2. help with student
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We offer Algebra III.
Dee Monroe
Verdigris
dmonroe at vps.k12.ok.us<mailto:dmonroe at vps.k12.ok.us>


Math class--We offer Algebra III which is actually College Algebra. We use the same book Carl Albert State College (our local community college) does and several of our seniors are concurrently enrolled in both classes in the spring. They do well with this arrangement.
Most colleges have a placement test students take after the ACT if they haven't scored high enough for college math, English, reading, or science classes. If a student does well enough on the placement test, he/she doesn't have to remediate in that subject.

Donna Deaton
Wister High School
donna.deaton at wisterschools.org<mailto:donna.deaton at wisterschools.org>

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Tue Feb 25 07:54:19 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 13:54:19 +0000
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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What is the website for Fool Proof?

Angelia K. Wilson
John Marshall Mid-High
Oklahoma City Public Schools
Guidance Counselor 10th -12th Grades
405-587-7287

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Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 8:30 AM
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We use Fool Proof and it comes with a certificate when they have completed all objectives.  It is free.  We do ours with 7th graders but it is approved for whatever level that you need to teach.  If you need the website, I will be glad to get you the information.  I am using it with my students and the major thing that you need is just headphones.  We also use Money Skills.  Moneyskill.org.  It can be arranged in any order that you want and teachers can set lessons to a passing rate of whatever they choose.

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Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE

We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL. (Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia


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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Tue Feb 25 13:12:33 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2014 19:12:33 +0000
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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References: <mailman.5193.1392213911.1984.counselors@lists.onenet.net>
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WE use TTCU program (and students register through us) for competency only; Engenuity on our E2020 program (Virtual program) for credit and a grade; and option for it in the classroom for a credit and grade. Three ways to earn!


Becky Copeland
Counselor, H-O
Owasso High School
Direct Line: 918-272-8030
FAX: 918-272-8028
becky.copeland at owasso.k12.ok.us<mailto:becky.copeland at owasso.k12.ok.us>


Please visit the Owasso High School Homepage for information about scholarships, ACT deadlines, etc...
www.owasso.k12.ok.us<http://www.owasso.k12.ok.us/>


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What is the website for Fool Proof?

Angelia K. Wilson
John Marshall Mid-High
Oklahoma City Public Schools
Guidance Counselor 10th -12th Grades
405-587-7287

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Subject: Re: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE

We use Fool Proof and it comes with a certificate when they have completed all objectives.  It is free.  We do ours with 7th graders but it is approved for whatever level that you need to teach.  If you need the website, I will be glad to get you the information.  I am using it with my students and the major thing that you need is just headphones.  We also use Money Skills.  Moneyskill.org.  It can be arranged in any order that you want and teachers can set lessons to a passing rate of whatever they choose.

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Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE

We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been ?approved? for PFL. (Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia


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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb 26 08:07:27 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2014 14:07:27 +0000
Subject: [Counselors]  PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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www.foolproof.com<http://www.foolproof.com>

very easy!
June Woodall
jlwoodall at okcps.org<mailto:jlwoodall at okcps.org>

Https://highschools.foolproofonline.info
LaDonna Jones

ljones at eldorado.k12.ok.us


Tulsa Teacher Credit Union
Patricia Marlow
pmarlow at calvin.k12.ok.us<mailto:pmarlow at calvin.k12.ok.us>

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From counselors at lists.onenet.net  Wed Feb 26 09:27:20 2014
From: counselors at lists.onenet.net (OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board)
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2014 09:27:20 -0600
Subject: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
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Fool Proof Web address
http://www.foolproofteacher.com/weokie/


On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 7:54 AM, OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion
Board <counselors at lists.onenet.net> wrote:

>  What is the website for Fool Proof?
>
>
>
> *Angelia K. Wilson*
>
> John Marshall Mid-High
>
> Oklahoma City Public Schools
>
> Guidance Counselor 10th -12th Grades
>
> 405-587-7287
>
>
>
> *From:* counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net [mailto:
> counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net] *On Behalf Of *OSRHE EPAS PK-12
> Counselor Discussion Board
> *Sent:* Wednesday, February 12, 2014 8:30 AM
> *To:* counselors at lists.onenet.net
> *Subject:* Re: [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
>
>
>
> We use Fool Proof and it comes with a certificate when they have completed
> all objectives.  It is free.  We do ours with 7th graders but it is
> approved for whatever level that you need to teach.  If you need the
> website, I will be glad to get you the information.  I am using it with my
> students and the major thing that you need is just headphones.  We also use
> Money Skills.  Moneyskill.org.  It can be arranged in any order that you
> want and teachers can set lessons to a passing rate of whatever they choose.
>
>
>
> *From:* counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net [
> mailto:counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net<counselors-bounces at lists.onenet.net>]
> *On Behalf Of *OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board
> *Sent:* Tuesday, February 11, 2014 8:04 AM
> *To:* counselors at lists.onenet.net
> *Subject:* [Counselors] PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ONLINE
>
>
>
> We have internet based instruction available to students. However, it is
> only available after school. We do not allow students to do it out of
> school. Do you know of an online PFL that has been "approved" for PFL.
> (Lawton uses it as a graduation requirement.) Thank you, Alicia
>
>
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Guymon High School
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Guymon, OK 73942
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