Advocacy and the Professional School Counselor. Iowa Department of Education Newer Counselor Workshop August 6-7, 2014 Presenter: Sue Farran
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1 Advocacy and the Professional School Counselor Iowa Department of Education Newer Counselor Workshop August 6-7, 2014 Presenter: Sue Farran
2 Guidance Counselor vs Professional School Counselor Does the name make a difference?
3 Why Professional School Counselor? What are the stereotypes?
4 Why Professional School Counselor? Understanding the history of the school counseling profession.
5 Why Professional School Counselor? So, what is the definition of a professional school counselor or, better yet, a professional school counseling program?
6 Why Professional School Counselor? ASCA National Model. Iowa School Counseling Program Framework. Improving Conditions for Learning: the Roles of School Counselors, School Psychologists and School Social Workers.
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8 What is Advocacy? Advocacy is letting your stakeholders know what your comprehensive school counseling program is AND how your school counseling program makes a difference, how it impacts the success of your students.
9 What is Advocacy? Think about your school counseling program 1. Who are your stakeholders? (internal and external)
10 What is Advocacy? Think about your school counseling program 2. What THREE things would you MOST like to say to your stakeholders.
11 What is Advocacy? Because of your school counseling program, 1. How are the lives of your students better? How are they better served?
12 What is Advocacy? Because of your school counseling program, 2. How are your parents more effective as partners in their children s schooling?
13 What is Advocacy? Because of your school counseling program, 3. How are your teachers better supported and more effective in their instruction?
14 What is Advocacy? Because of your school counseling program, 4. How are your administrators better able to reach their building/district goals?
15 What is Advocacy? Because of your school counseling program, 5. How does your community benefit?
16 Why is Advocacy Important? Consider the results of this ASCA questionnaire: (Selected items)
17 1. Please rank order the top 5 key relationships that need to be strengthened to achieve optimal effectiveness in your district. a. Principals 51% b. Superintendents 32% c. School boards 23% d. Faculty 21% e. Families 21% f. Legislators 29%
18 2. How often do you meet with these individuals or groups to advocate for your program? 3-Plus times per year Never a. Principals 75% 5% b. Superintendents 9% 61% c. School Boards 1% 70% d. Faculty 59% 11% e. Families 45% 18% f. Legislators 1% 88%
19 3. What issues will have an impact on school counselor effectiveness in your district during the next five years? Please rank your top 5 responses with 1 having the biggest impact. a. School Counselor-to-pupil ratio. 56% b. Funding for the school counseling department 42% c. Lack of decision-maker understanding about the role school counselors in social/emotional development of students. 41% d. Lack of decision-maker understanding about the role of school counselors in student achievement. 33% e. Lack of role clarity for school counselors 29%
20 4. Understands that Professional School Counselors are the primary resource for social/emotional development. (agree/strongly agree) a. Superintendents 49% b. School Boards 38% c. State Dept. of Ed 36% d. Legislators 18%
21 5. Understands the contribution of Professional School Counselors to student achievement. (agree/strongly agree) a. Superintendents 35% b. School Boards 33% c. State Dept. of Ed 33% d. Legislators 13%
22 6. Understands that Professional School Counselors are the primary resource in career development. (agree/strongly disagree) a. State Dept. of Ed 61% b. Superintendents 53% c. School Boards 44% d. Legislators 41%
23 What are the implications? We do not communicate with many of our critical stakeholders. Our stakeholders still cling to the old role description of Guidance Counselors career/vocational Our stakeholders do not have an accurate picture of a comprehensive school counseling program nor its positive impact on our students and their futures.
24 Why is Advocacy Important? To ensure that your stakeholders understand the role of the professional school counselor and the importance of a comprehensive school counseling program in the lives of all students.
25 So What Keeps Professional School Counselors from Advocating for our Profession?
26 How Can We Advocate? Make connections between what your stakeholders want and need and the services and supports that your school counseling program can provide.
27 ISCA has developed a three tier approach, The Multi-Tiered System of Advocacy (MTSA). Start at your comfort level, then push a bit more. BE BOLD!!!!
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29 The Next Steps. Remember, Advocacy Takes Time! 1. Identify what you are already doing. 2. Identify what you are comfortable adding for this year. Set timeline for accomplishing. 3. Identify what you are uncomfortable doing, but could if you could defeat your fears. Then add some of these (or all) to this year s plan.
30 The Next Steps 4. Look at a three-year Advocacy plan. Do not try to do it all at once. 5. BE RELENTLESS!!! Follow the 5 T s: a. TALK about school counseling and your program. b. TRADE advocacy ideas with others. c. TRY a new advocacy strategy each month. d. TEST new ideas and strategies; talk about what worked. e. TEAM UP grassroots effort to advocate every day for school counseling.
31 So What is Advocacy? Advocacy IS: Sharing our role with teachers, administrators, school board, legislators and showing them how we can help them to reach our educational goals. Then doing it! Advocacy IS NOT: Bragging Making demands
32 Concluding thoughts: 1. As Professional School Counselors, we need to actively and consistently promote our profession. 2. Advocate by providing a consistent message across settings and systems. 3. Have a clear plan of professional advocacy with a timeline. 4. Analogy of an oxygen mask: If we don t promote ourselves, we will be gone. Need to help ourselves first if we are to be there to help our students.
33 Resources 1. Why school counselors? a ISCA website ( 3. ASCA website ( a. Why Elementary School Counselors? Middle School Counselors? High School Counselors? b. Who are School Counselors? 4. How to Contact Your Legislator (ISCA website) a. Legislative Action Center
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35 Resources 5. Cedar Falls CSD School Counseling Program We asked students, staff, administrators, parents, and community members to finish the statement, "A School Counselor is someone..." Watch this video to see their responses. 6. National School Counseling Week activities (ISCA, ASCA websites)
36 Resources 7. Michelle Obama speech at 2014 ASCA Conference. a. Read at b. Watch video at: members/professional-development/annual-conference/2014- conference-webstream/first-lady-s-address c. Both links available at ASCA website 8. Arnie Duncan (Secretary of Education) letter, June 30, a.
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