Comprehensive School Counseling/Guidance Program Assessment

Comprehensive School Counseling/Guidance Program Assessment (updated regulations in GREEN Nov. 2016 with Regents action in February 2017) 1=None 2=Beginning 3=Developing 4=In Full Practice 1 2 3 4 (i) The K-5 school counseling program: (i.1) is designed by certified school counselor in coordination with the teaching staff and any appropriate pupil personnel service providers (i.2) prepares students to participate effectively in their current and future educational programs, provides information related to college and careers. (i.3) includes interventions for students with attendance problems (i.4) includes interventions for students with academic problems (i.5) includes interventions for students with behavioral problems (i.6) includes interventions for students with adjustment problems (i.7) educates students concerning avoidance of child sexual abuse (i.8) encourages parental involvement Make referrals to properly licensed professional and/or certified pupil personnel service providers. [annually update building level comprehensive school counseling plans and post on website] (ii) The 6-12 school counseling program is delivered by school counselors w/ the assistance of teachers and other staff (ii.1) includes the services of personnel certified or licensed as school counselors (ii.2) includes an individual annual review of each student’s educational progress and career plans by a certified school counselor (ii.3) includes instruction at each grade level to help students learn about careers & career planning skills

(ii.4) includes other advisory and individual and/or group counseling provided by school counselors; or school psychologists or school social workers

(ii.4.1) enables students to benefit from the curriculum (ii.4.2) provides interventions for students with attendance problems (ii.4.3) provides interventions for students with academic problems (ii.4.4) provides interventions for students with behavioral problems (ii.4.5) provides interventions for students with adjustment problems (ii.4.6) provides advisement on developing & implementing postsecondary education & career plans

(ii.4.7) encourages parental involvement School counseling/guidance core curriculum instruction aimed at addressing student competencies related to career/college readiness, academic skills and social/emotional development by a certified school counselor(s). Direct Services: Responsive Services, crisis response, group counseling, individual counseling, appraisal, assessment and advisement, for the purpose of enabling students to benefit from the curriculum, assisting students to develop and implement postsecondary education and career plans. Provided that nothing herein shall prohibit certified or licensed school psychologists or certified or licensed school social workers from providing other direct student services within their applicable scope of practice. Indirect Services: Referrals to appropriately licensed or certified individuals, consultation, collaboration, leadership, advocacy, and teaming. [annually update building level comprehensive school counseling plans and post on website] (iii.) The school district plan: (iii.1) is filed in district office & available for review by any individual [posted on website] (iii.2.1) includes program objectives that describe expectations of what students will learn from the program (iii.2.2) includes activities to accomplish the objectives (iii.2.3) includes specification of staff members and other resources assigned to accomplish objectives

(iii.2.4) includes provisions for the annual assessment of program results

Appendix 3 Comprehensive School Counseling/Guidance Program Assessment (updated regulations in GREEN Nov. 2016 with Regents action in February 2017) (iii.3) is reviewed annually and revised as necessary [Require school counselor advisory councils to advise the district on implementation of the program. Districts must establish a school counselor advisory council to review and advise on program implementation.] Create and submit an annual report to the Board of Education.

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