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Expertise in Admissions - folder reading; interviewing; expectations regarding success

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Expertise in Admissions - folder reading; interviewing; expectations regarding success

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potential to develop relationship with admissions (events and process) 

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potential to develop relationship with admissions (events and process) 

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9th grade has a v specific profile of needs

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9th grade has a v specific profile of needs

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9th grade parents require lots of handholding and increased communication

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9th grade parents require lots of handholding and increased communication

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maintaining the Grade 9 specific things in advisory: lesson plans; PA program

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maintaining the Grade 9 specific things in advisory: lesson plans; PA program

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Transition of 8th grade to 9th grade needs

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Transition of 8th grade to 9th grade needs

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Does the 9th grade dean feel 'isolated' or different from other Deans?

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Does the 9th grade dean feel 'isolated' or different from other Deans?

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When I was Freshman Dean, I always felt that just as I was getting to know my current class, I had to turn my attention to the new students we were enrolling for the next class of 9s. A benefit of rotating the G9 Dean is that they would be able to really live the year in full with their current class.

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I wonder if -- this is truly a question -- the 9th grade Dean has the most/most in-depth touch points with families (compared to other grades?)

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I wonder if -- this is truly a question -- the 9th grade Dean has the most/most in-depth touch points with families (compared to other grades?)

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If so, it seems like this would be a big year for relationship-building with families.

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we would need the 9th grade dean to start working with new 9s when they were still finishing the year with their 12s 

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we would need the 9th grade dean to start working with new 9s when they were still finishing the year with their 12s 

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May for the Freshman Dean is BUSY--you are ending the year with your current class and welcoming the rising class to US. May for the Senior Dean is BUSY--it would be really hard in terms of time demands and emotional demands to be graduating one class and also enthusiastically welcoming in a new class of rising 9s.

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Consistency to the start of US for incoming 9's if we keep this role static!

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Consistency to the start of US for incoming 9's if we keep this role static!

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Would 9th grade dean continue to form two advisory groups? 8th grade into 9th and 9th into 10th?  

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Would 9th grade dean continue to form two advisory groups? 8th grade into 9th and 9th into 10th?  

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Lots of growth happens during freshman year for students -- I like the thought of a another "fresh start" with a new Dean.

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I like the idea of having set in stone 9th grade advisors that work with the 9th grade specialist

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I like the idea of having set in stone 9th grade advisors that work with the 9th grade specialist

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Dean has traditionally played a large role in the 9th grade project V&V - if it keeps fixed this role is consistent too

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Dean has traditionally played a large role in the 9th grade project V&V - if it keeps fixed this role is consistent too

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If you fix the 9th grade, you hand off 'families' not just students; you can loose those connections

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If you fix the 9th grade, you hand off 'families' not just students; you can loose those connections