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Attendance & Persistence at NMUSD Adult School

Attendance & Persistence at NMUSD Adult School. Helping You Get What You Want Presented by Martha Rankin Lead Administrator, (949) 515-6747. Statistics. 100 hours is minimum most students need to increase a grade level on a standardized reading test (multiple research 1986-present)

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Attendance & Persistence at NMUSD Adult School

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  1. Attendance & Persistenceat NMUSD Adult School Helping You Get What You Want Presented by Martha Rankin Lead Administrator, (949) 515-6747

  2. Statistics • 100 hours is minimum most students need to increase a grade level on a standardized reading test (multiple research 1986-present) • 50% of adult students drop out, many within the first three weeks (Quigley and Uhland, 2000)

  3. What Is Persistence?

  4. What Is Persistence?

  5. What Is Persistence? • adults staying in programs for as long as they can • engaging in self-directed study or distance education when they must stop attending program services, • and returning to program services as soon as the demands of their lives allow. John P. Comings, Persistence: Helping Adult Education Students Reach Their Goals

  6. Persistence at NMUSD Adult School • Traditional classes • Many days & times: morning, afternoon, evening, weekdays, Saturdays • Many locations: BESST, Whittier Elementary, CMHS, OCC, College Park Elementary • Distance Learning classes • Many days and times: morning and afternoon, M-F • Many locations: Adams, BESST, Paularino, Pomona, Wilson

  7. More Information Where do I go for more information? • http://adulted.nmusd.us/ • (949) 515-6996

  8. Have to drop out? • Drop back in…anytime! • Tips for making it easy... • Keep your student ID card or • Memorize your student ID • Know your level • Know your teacher’s name

  9. Who Pays? • Who pays for… • Your teacher? • Your classroom? • Your computer? • Your SmartBoard? • Your administrator? • Your bathrooms? • Your custodian?

  10. How Do We Get the Money? • Your attendance • 1 hour = approximately $5.00 =

  11. How Do We Get the Money? • Your attendance • 1 hour = approximately $5.00 =

  12. How Do We Get the Money? • Your progress • 1 CASAS Benchmark = approx. $225.00 CASAS Scores, Benchmarks, & ESL Placement =

  13. How Are We Doing? • Tending to Attendance

  14. What More Can We Do? • COME as much as you can!!! • CALL when you will be absent. • FIND a different class, level, site, time if you can no longer come to this class. • REGISTER for Distance Learning if you cannot come to a traditional class. • COME BACK when you can return to a traditional class.

  15. Looking Forward… • January • CASAS Post Test II • Promotional Test • Attendance Certificates • Achievement Certificates • Persistence Celebration • Promotion • February…New Semester!!!!!! Blog

  16. Thank you for your persistence! Martha Rankin, Lead Administrator (949) 515-6747 mrankin@nmusd.us

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