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In case you missed it: Promote Your Program

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The depth and breadth of school counselors' responsibilities makes it particularly important to partake in professional development, keeping ourselves apprised of current standards and practices in our field. Here's what CASC has planned for 2018.

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It's Finally Here!

For years, CASC has been known for top-notch training events primarily in the Southern California area. This coming February we are launching a full-day conference during National School Counselor Week. We are anticipating 300 attendees and are hoping you will make time in your busy schedule to come!

Attendees will learn the latest in school counseling practices from dynamic keynote and workshop presenters who will inspire, share best practices and inform participants on the latest state and national developments impacting the school counseling profession. The trainings are designed to meet the diverse school counselors' professional development needs no matter what level you work in!

Registration is now open. We look forward to providing professional development and networking opportunities while celebrating National School Counselor Week in style. Breakfast and lunch are provided.

I look forward to seeing you there!

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For years, CASC has been known for top-notch training events primarily in the Southern California area. This coming February we are launching a full-day conference during National School Counselor Week. We are anticipating 300 attendees and are hoping you will make time in your busy schedule to come!

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Still time to sign up!!

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Access & Equity are always the theme

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0-8 Mental Health Collaborative Newsletter

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0-8 Mental Health Collaborative Newsletter

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mwalkley@hcoe.org

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Keep in Touch 0 to 8 Mental Health Collaborative November 2017 Newsletter

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To learn more about what the Mental Health Services Act is and what it currently funds in Humboldt County follow this link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1T9CWqTN0VpTRnrIG0k9MsdoWdqGYfFrp

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The California CareerZone is a free publicly funded resource from the California Department of Education's California Career Resource Network (CalCRN) program and was highlighted during the CalCRN workshop at the 2017 CASC Annual Conference. Here is a brief overview for those who missed it.

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Contact Meg Walkley to join: mwalkley@hc

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College and Career Indicator

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College/Career Indicator - California Accountability Model & School Dashboard (CA Dept of Education)

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The College/Career Indicator contains both college and career measures which recognizes that students pursue various options to prepare for postsecondary and allows for fair comparisons across all LEAs and schools.

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Design and share beautiful flyers just like this one!

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Welcome Back Amazing NorCal School Counselors!

Northern California Rep: Angela Tang

I hope everyone has had a relaxing summer. CASC has been hard at work to provide you with another great conference this year! I know that some of you are very far from Southern California where the conference is generally held, but I hope you can come. As you begin the year, there are some resources that you may find helpful. Additionally, please find the conference details at the bottom of this flyer. As always, please let me know if you have any questions or feedback.

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Design and share beautiful flyers just like this one! Spread the word with an online flyer. They're easy to make and impossible to mess up :) Try it now Welcome Back Amazing NorCal School Counselors! I hope everyone has had a relaxing summer.

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Jon Waldrep - PowerPoint from Counselors Financial Aid Workshop

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Jon Waldrep - PowerPoint from Counselors Financial Aid Workshop

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Get $495 for your DACA renewal APPLY NOW #LC4DACA Get $495 so you can renew your DACA on time. Available nationwide to anyone eligible to renew DACA YOU'LL NEED AN EAD CARD (WORK PERMIT) OR USCIS APPROVAL LETTER & PHOTO ID, INDICATING YOUR DACA EXPIRES BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 5, 2017 AND MARCH 5, 2018 Fast - ...

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Gil Compton's RCEC Presentation from Counselors Financial Aid Workshop

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Gil Compton's RCEC Presentation from Counselors Financial Aid Workshop

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RCEC - Riverside County Education Collaborative

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Race to Submit is challenging high schools in Riverside County to increase their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) + Dream Act submission rates and help students discover the financial aid available to them.

The federal government provides more than $150 billion in grants, loans and work-study funds each year for students to attend college or career school. Too much of that money goes unused. Graduating seniors from the class of 2014 in California lost out on $396,401,205 in federal Pell Grant funds in 2013-2014 because students failed to submit Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the accompanying Cal Grant application.

Race to Submit supports the goal of the Riverside County Education Collaborative (RCEC) to increase the percentage of FAFSA completions from 52% to 93% through school years 18-19. The RCEC is working with students, parents, school counselors, teachers, and principals to reach that goal together.

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Race to Submit is challenging high schools in Riverside County to increase their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) + Dream Act submission rates and help students discover the financial aid available to them. The federal government provides more than $150 billion in grants, loans and work-study funds each year for students to attend college or career school.

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materials ordering website

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The new joint transfer program from the California Community Colleges and the California State Universities makes it easier for students like you to transfer between the two school systems.

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National School Counseling Leadership Conference

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National School Counseling Leadership Conference

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March 5 & 6 2018

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National School Counseling Leadership Conference

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Hatching Results provides leadership, training, and consultation to school counselors, school counseling administrators, and school districts.