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Change and Innovations for the Occupational Diploma

Three Graduation Options:. . Regular High School DiplomaOccupational Diploma (Mississippi Occupational Diploma)Life Skills Certificate . . . Regular Diploma . Must meet requirements by State Department of Education and JDCSD.Twenty-four Carnegie unitsSubject area test Algebra I, Biology I, English II and U.S. History.

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Change and Innovations for the Occupational Diploma

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    1. Change and Innovations for the Occupational Diploma Mississippi Occupational Diploma “The change not only begins with the students it also begins with the teachers and administrators”.

    2. Three Graduation Options:

    3. Regular Diploma Must meet requirements by State Department of Education and JDCSD. Twenty-four Carnegie units Subject area test Algebra I, Biology I, English II and U.S. History

    4. Occupational Diploma

    5. Transition IEP IEP committee will determine completion Portfolio is presented to principal or designee for approval of graduation

    6. Considerations for Transition IEPs Certificate of Life Skills Available only to students with disabilities

    7. Portfolio Documentation Class Roster Responsibilities of teacher:

    8. continued Document each subject Math, Science, English, etc. Document date mastered Work samples

    9. Change Can be difficult People resist what they: Don’t understand Don’t know how to do Don’t believe in

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