RAPSA is excited to announce that Dr. Howard Fuller will provide the Keynote address at the 2017 Alternative Accountability Policy Forum. Fuller is nationally known for his unending support for fundamental educational reform. Dr. Howard Fuller’s career includes many years in both public service positions and the field of education. Dr. Fuller is a Distinguished Professor of Education, and Founder/Director of the Institute for the Transformation of Learning at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The mission of the Institute is to support exemplary education options that transform learning for children, while empowering low-income families to choose the best options for their children.
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Building Bridges to College for California Opportunity Youth: The Role of CBOs and Pathways in Community College RelationshipsPresenter: Elisha Smith Arrillaga, Ed Trust-West
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Implementing Mentoring Programs with At-Promise TeensPresenter: Sara Asmussen, New Dawn Charter High School
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Reengaging Students with a Student Engagement DepartmentPresenter: Derric Ayson, YouthBuild Charter Schools of California
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Flip the Script San Diego: 53,000 Reasons to Change the Story of San Diego’s Opportunity YouthPresenter: Roshawn Brady, VP at Access
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District-Wide Social Emotional Learning: Cultivating Champions to Build Capacity and SustainabilityPresenter: Justin Brooks, Kern High School District
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A Synthesis of Academic Interventions for Students in Alternative High Schools Presenter: Sally Brown, Utah State University
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Education and Workforce Development in the 115th Congressional Session –Presenter: Jacqueline Chevalier, Education Policy Director, Democratic Staff
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Building Bridges to College for California Opportunity Youth: The Role of CBOs and Pathways in Community College Relationships
Presenter: Linda Dawson, SIATech
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Building Bridges to College for California Opportunity Youth: The Role of CBOs and Pathways in Community College RelationshipsPresenters: Breeanna Decker, Opportunity Youth Partnership
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Trends and Opportunities in Statewide Accountability for Youth in Alternative Schools under ESSAPresenter: Carinne Deeds, American Youth Policy Forum
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Retention and Other Measures to Demonstrate Successful Outcomes for At-Promise StudentsPresenter: Janice Delagrammatikas, Come Back Kids, Riverside County Office of Education
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Implementing Mentoring Programs with At-Promise Teens Presenters: Lisa DiGaudio, New Dawn Charter High School
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Trends and Opportunities in Statewide Accountability for Youth in Alternative Schools under ESSA,
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Now What? Developing Post-Secondary Options for Reengaged YouthPresenter: Michelle Feist, FHI360
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Reengaging Students with a Student Engagement DepartmentPresenter: Isabel Galvez Lara, YouthBuild Charter Schools of California
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Flip the Script San Diego: 53,000 Reasons to Change the Story of San Diego’s Opportunity YouthPresenter: Ian Gordon, Youth Development Office San Diego
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Opportunity Measures – Validating Unique Student Outcomes and School SuccessPresenter: Jim Griffin, Momentum Strategy and Research
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Using “Students at the Center” Resources to Strengthen InstructionPresenter: Terry Grobe, Jobs For the Future
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Measuring Effectiveness of Student Reengagement ProgramsPresenter: Maurice Henrigues, Boulder Valley Schools
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Building Bridges to College for California Opportunity Youth: The Role of CBOs and Pathways in Community College RelationshipsPresenter: Joe Herrity, Opportunity Youth Partnership
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Now What? Developing Post-Secondary Options for Reengaged YouthPresenter: Kevin Hickey, Director of High School and Bridge Programs at Jewish Vocational Service
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District-Wide Social Emotional Learning: Cultivating Champions to Build Capacity and SustainabilityPresenter: Joelle Hood, Collaborate Learning Solutions
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District-Wide Social Emotional Learning: Cultivating Champions to Build Capacity and SustainabilityPresenter: Jerri Jameson, Kern High School District
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Flip the Script San Diego: 53,000 Reasons to Change the Story of San Diego’s Opportunity YouthPresenter: Laura Kohn, Center for Local Income Mobility (CLIMB)
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Measuring Effectiveness of Student Reengagement ProgramsPresenter: David Kollar, Jeffco School District
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Developing Trauma Informed Systems -Lessons Learned
Presenter: Amy Lansing, Director of Cognitive and Neurobehavioral Studies, University of California, San Diego |
Social Media As an Advocacy Tool for Your StudentsPresenter: Matthew LaPlante, Dropout Recovery Warrior, Utah
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Measuring Effectiveness of Student Reengagement ProgramsPresenter: Judith Martinez, Colorado Department of Education plus three Colorado Student Reengagement Grantees from Urban Suburban and Rural School Districts
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Reengaging Students with a Student Engagement DepartmentPresenter: Phil Matero, CEO, YouthBuild Charter School of California
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Resources and Strategies for Alternative School AccountabilityPresenters: Christopher Mazzeo, Education Northwest
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Flip the Script San Diego: 53,000 Reasons to Change the Story of San Diego’s Opportunity YouthPresenter: Naomi Moore, Senior Peer Job Coach at CONNECT2Careers/SDWP
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Flip the Script San Diego: 53,000 Reasons to Change the Story of San Diego’s Opportunity YouthPresenter: Omar Passons, Land use and construction attorney (Caltrans)
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20 Years of Reengagement Success: Seattle’s Partnership for Connecting At-Promise Students to CollegePresenter: Curt Peterson, South Seattle College and Highline Public Schools
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Flip the Script San Diego: 53,000 Reasons to Change the Story of San Diego’s Opportunity YouthModerator: Rebecca F. (Becky) Phillpott, Education Policy and Program Development Professional, former administrator San Diego Unified School District, Dropout Prevention
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Building Bridges to College for California Opportunity Youth: The Role of CBOs and Pathways in Community College RelationshipsPresenter: Laurie Pianka, SIATech
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Measuring Effectiveness of Student Reengagement ProgramsPresenter: Sheila Pottorff, Poudre School District
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A Synthesis of Academic Interventions for Students in Alternative High Schools Presenter: Nicole Pyle, Utah State University
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Trends and Opportunities in Statewide Accountability for Youth in Alternative Schools under ESSAPresenter: Jorge Ruiz de Velasco, Stanford University Graduate School of Education
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Using “Students at the Center” Resources to Strengthen InstructionPresenter: Krista Sabados, Jobs For the Future
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Using “Students at the Center” Resources to Strengthen InstructionPresenter: Amy Schlessman, Rose Operating System for Education
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Education and Workforce Development in the 115th Congressional SessionPresenter: Mandy Schaumburg, Education Deputy Director and Senior Counsel, House Education and Workforce Committee
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20 Years of Reengagement Success: Seattle’s Partnership for Connecting At-Promise Students to CollegePresenter: Anissa Sharratt, South Seattle College and Highline Public Schools
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Now What? Developing Post-Secondary Options for Reengaged YouthPresenter: Thomas Showalter, NYEC
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Education and Workforce Development in the 115th Congressional Session –
Presenter: Ernie Silva, Executive Director Reaching At-Promise Students Association
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Reengaging At-Promise Students: Equity Advocacy In Action Presenter: Tony Simmons, High School For Recording Arts
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Starting with StudentsPresenter: Nelson Smith, National Association of Charter School Authorizers
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Measuring Effectiveness of Student Reengagement ProgramsPresenter: James Steward, Westminster Public Schools
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The Role of Authorizers and School Boards in Schools Serving At-Promise YouthPresenter: Leslie Talbot, Talbot Consulting
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The Role of Authorizers and School Boards in Schools Serving At-Promise YouthPresenter: Vanessa Threatte, SUNY Charter Schools Institute
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District-Wide Social Emotional Learning: Cultivating Champions to Build Capacity and SustainabilityPresenter: Dianne Tiner, Kern High School District
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Opportunity Measures – Validating Unique Student Outcomes and School SuccessPresenter: Jennifer Turnbull
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Leveraging Social Supports for At-Promise StudentsPresenter: Shannon Varga, America’s Promise Alliance
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Retention and Other Measures to Demonstrate Successful Outcomes for At-Promise StudentsPresenter: Diana Walsh-Reuss, Come Back Kids, Riverside County Office of Education
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20 Years of Reengagement Success: Seattle’s Partnership for Connecting At-Promise Students to College
Presenter: Molly Ward, South Seattle College and Highline Public Schools
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Continuous Improvement of Alternative Education in Kentucky: Support, Recognition and Accountability Presenter: Christina Weeter, Kentucky Department of Education
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The Role of Authorizers and School Boards in Schools Serving At-Promise YouthPresenter: Darren Woodruff, Public charter school board in Washington DC
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Equity in Education: Reengagement AdvocacyPresenter: Jeannette Zanipatin, Mexican American Legal and Educational Fund
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