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with a 10-year career and life plan
 
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Success Highways

This research-based, teacher-driven curriculum helps students performing at all levels to achieve success and graduate from high school, in part by building academic resiliency. Developed for students in grades 7 through 10, Success Highways teaches students how to overcome adversity and deal with academic and social pressures, helping them stay in school, score higher on achievement tests, and prepare for future education and adult life.
 
Starting with an individualized assessment, students begin to explore the connections between their current life and their future. The curriculum continues by weaving together powerful classroom conversations about real issues and guides students to develop their own personal success plans. Combining these ingredients in a classroom setting creates a potent tool for empowering students to see the relevance of education, graduating from high school, and achieving academic and life success.
 
Professional Development

Included in Success Highways is a half-day of interactive training conducted by an experienced trainer in which staff is introduced to the components of the Success Highways program including teacher and student materials, assessment services, and lessons.
 
Teachers will:

  • Identify the six resiliency skills used in the program, as well as the research behind each
  • Become familiar with the Success Highways teacher and student materials through exploration activities
  • Understand the Success Highways program process through analyzing the scope and sequence
  • Analyze pre-assessment questions in order to understand the role of the Revving Up pre assessment and report
  • Understand program objectives through examining the methodology and lesson components
Representative

Steve Weigler, President
sweigler@scholarcentric.com
 
ScholarCentric
http://www.scholarcentric.com
2406 W. 32nd Avenue, Suite C
Denver, CO  80201
1-800-995-8779
 
Current Users:
 
Joel Smith
Middle School Director
Broward County Schools
(754) 321-0000
joel.smith@browardschools.com

Shirley Farnsworth
Director of Extended Learning
Denver Public Schools
(720) 424-8247
shirley_farnsworth@dpsk12.org

Mary Staten
Curriculum Specialist
Milwaukee Public Schools
(414) 475-8865
statenme@milwaukee.k12.wi.us