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School Counselor In partnership with the Western Association for College Admission Counseling

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

COUNSELORS are the HEART OF

OUR SCHOOLS!

Feb. 14, 2017University of San Diego

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8 a.m. Registration/Continental Breakfast (Rotunda)

8:30 to 9 a.m. Welcome (Peace and Justice Theatre)

9:10 to 10 a.m. Session 1

10:10 to 11 a.m. Session 2

11:10 a.m. to noon Session 3

Noon to 12:50 p.m. Lunch (Garden of the Sea)

12:30 to 1:30 p.m. College Fair (Garden of the Sky)

1 to 1:30 p.m. Session 4

1:40 to 2:10 p.m. Session 5 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. Session 6 3 to 3:30 p.m. Team Planning Time/Campus Tour

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Frank Tarantino is a Sweetwater Union High School District board member and retired district employee with 35 years of service as a teacher and guidance counselor. A San Diego native, he received his bachelor’s degree in history and master’s degree in education counseling from San Diego State University. He also has a master’s degree in education administration from National University. Tarantino supports a proactive student-centered agenda that ensures equal access to a challenging curriculum and prepares every student, at every school, for success in college and careers. In addition, he is an advocate for a district culture that builds partnerships between parents, employees, and community members.

Frank Tarantino

Tommy SablanTommy Sablan is a producer and on-air talent on Jeff and the Showgram on KYXY 96.5. He grew up in Chula Vista and is a graduate of Castle Park High School. He attributes his interest and success in radio to his high school counselor, who led him to an internship at a local radio station when he was 15. Sablan is also involved with raising awareness among students and adults about prescription drug abuse in San Diego schools.

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Session 1 9:10 to 10 a.m. Room Audience

New CSU Application Fall 2017 Theatre

Spice Up School Counseling Classroom Lessons with Room A Student Engagement Strategies

Support Groups and Peer Counseling Programs: Yes You Can! Room B

Supporting Access to Higher Education for Immigrant and Room C Undocumented Students

Safe School Ambassadors: Training Your Students to be Room D Undercover Superheroes

Countywide College and Career Outreach for High School Room E Foster Youth Students

Debunking the Myth of the Starving Artist: The Economic Power of Room F Creative Majors and Careers

Understanding the Military Interstate Compact and How LEAs can Room GSupport Military Students College Admission Case Study Room H What Test Scores Really Tell You about Students: A Case Study Room I

ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

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Using The College Board Programs to Drive College and Career Readiness Theatre

Building an Effective School Counseling Program Through Use of Data Room A

The Keys to Success for Your College-Bound Student-Athletes Room B

Advising High School Students with Learning Differences in the Room C College Application Process

College and Career Planning with Naviance/Family Connection Room D

Resources to Support Foster Youth in Your School Room

Keep Your Eye on Your Beach Umbrella: The Importance of Your Room FPersonal and Professional Vision

Non-Traditional Activities to Engage Youth Room G

Find What You Should Be Looking For Using Student Data Performance Cues Room H

Out of State, Not Out of Reach Room I


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Session 3 11:10 a.m. to Noon Room Audience

Trauma-Informed Response to Suicidal Ideation and Self-Injury Theatre

The Role of School Counselors within the New Accountability System Room A

Reducing Anxiety in College Admissions and Standardized Testing Room B

Increasing A-G Completion with African-American Freshmen: A Cultural Approach Room C

Overview of Financial Aid Room D

LCAP, ASCA Mindsets and Advocacy: Standardizing Counseling Practices Districtwide Room E

Keep Your Eyes on Your Beach Umbrella: The Importance of Your Personal and Professional Vision Room F

Understanding the Military Interstate Compact and How LEAs can Support Military Students Room G

Study in the U.K.: What You Need to Know Room H

Bachelor’s Degrees at California Community Colleges Room I


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Session 4 1 to 1:30 p.m. Room Audience

Hitting the Mark: Our Kids in the Middle Theatre

Saving School Counselors with Clever Marketing Room A

Youth Mental Health First Aid at a Glance Room B

What is AB 216? Are You Allowed to Accept it at Your School? Room C

CaliforniaColleges.edu: An Online Platform for 21st-Century Room D College and Career Counseling

Leadership Doesn't Always Come in a Title: Help Students Find Their Room ETrue Passion

High School Career Pathway Marketing and Recruitment Strategies Room F


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Session 5 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. Room Audience

Tech Tips for School Counselors Theatre

Saving School Counselors with Clever Marketing Room A

Youth Mental Health First Aid at a Glance Room B

#LoveOurDaughters Room C

CaliforniaColleges.edu: An Online Platform for 21st-Century College Room D and Career Counseling Recommendation Writing 101 Room E

High School Career Pathway Marketing and Recruitment Strategies Room F

Girls Rock! Planning an Empowering Leadership Conference for Room G Your Female Students


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Session 6 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. Room Audience

Tech Tips for School Counselors Theatre

Using Technology and Student Support to Streamline the Workday Room A

From Fair to Great: Making Your College Fair a Can’t-Miss Event Room B

#LoveOurDaughters Room C

Developing Cultural Competence Among School Counseling Room D Graduate Candidates

Helping Students Write Their College Essays Room E

Leadership Doesn't Always Come in a Title: Help Students Room F Find Their True Passion

Girls Rock! Planning an Empowering Leadership Conference Room G for Your Female Students


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#LoveOurDaughters#LoveOurDaughters is an event for 5th-grade girls and their parents or guardians that can be implemented on elementary school campuses. #LoveOurDaughters is an interactive workshop where the adults learn how to S.T.E.W. with their tween and how to keep communication lines open. This session provides materials and ideas on how to implement this event at your schools. Presenter: Tami Johnson, district counselor, Cajon Valley Union School District

Advising High School Students with Learning Differences in the College Application ProcessLearn how to assist students with learning differences through the college search and application process.Presenter: Nancy Olah, academic counselor, and Katie Pratt, academic support program director, Santa Fe Christian High School

Building an Effective School Counseling ProgramGain a foundational overview to build comprehensive school counseling programs that align with the American School Counseling Association’s (ASCA) national model. Learn new ideas on how to identify, disaggregate, and use academic, discipline, and attendance data to implement schoolwide programs and intentional guidance that serve all students.Presenters: Pedro Caro, counselor, and Erika Gardner, counselor, San Jacinto Unified School District

CaliforniaColleges.edu: An Online Platform for 21st-Century College and Career CounselingLearn more about the California College Guidance Initiative (CCGI) and the college and career planning tools available free to parents, students, and educators at CaliforniaColleges.edu. Also learn about the additional data tool functionalities and benefits available to districts that are formal partners. Presenters: Kristina Acevedo, regional specialist; Tessa Carmen De Roy, executive director; and Frances Suderman, regional manager, all of California College Guidance Initiative

Session Descriptions


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College and Career Planning with Naviance/Family ConnectionThis hands-on presentation will help beginning Naviance users and schools interested in learning more about Naviance discover how it can help build a comprehensive college and career counseling program and curriculum, through its functions such as importing data, student and parent communication, four-year course plans, college visits, alumni tracker, and more. Bring your laptop if you use Naviance at your school and would like to work on it in real time. Presenter: Shannon Roberts, counselor, Steele Canyon High School

College Admission Case StudyGain insight into selective college admission by reviewing the transcripts, essays, and recommendations for three mock applicants. Determine who will be admitted, denied, and waitlisted. Learn how college admission decisions are made and what matters most in the review process. Presenters: Terri Devine, dean of college counseling, Francis Parker School; and Ed Devine, West Coast director of admission, Lafayette Colleg

Countywide College and Career Outreach for High School Foster Youth StudentsLearn about countywide outreach efforts to encourage our foster youth population to pursue post-secondary education programs in San Diego County. These services and programs are specifically designed to improve the educational outcomes of youth in foster care and increase collaboration with high school outreach efforts.Presenters: Mindy Kukich, project specialist, SDCOE; Laurie Orr, counselor, ACE Scholars Services, CSU San Marcos; Pam Fleming, financial aid adviser, Cuyamaca College; and Angela Aceves, coordinator, Guardian Scholars, Promises2Kids

Debunking the Myth of the Starving Artist: The Economic Power of Creative Majors and CareersPerforming and visual artists are unsung powerhouses in today’s economy. Learn more about the unique and essential value artists bring to our world, and how to best support young creatives in their search for the right-fit college major and career path.Presenter: Laura Young, director of enrollment management, UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture

Developing Cultural Competence Among School Counseling Graduate CandidatesExplore the significance of preparing culturally sensitive school counselors for service in our culturally diverse K-12 schools. Learn how school counseling candidates were engaged in the development of cultural competence using the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) instrument. Presenter: Dione Taylor, director of pupil personnel services, Point Loma Nazarene University



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Find What You Should Be Looking For Using Student Data Performance CuesAre you dealing with too many students and not enough information? Are “D/F” reports too little, too late? Does student support decline toward the lower grades? If you’re getting tired of putting out fires, then learn how to use your site’s database program to find the information you need, sort it, and help your students. Explore Aeries query and mid-level Excel with basics. Presenter: Peter Kramer, counselor, Vista Unified School District

From Fair to Great: Making Your College Fair a Can’t-Miss EventPutting on a college fair with a variety of institutions for your students to explore can be a challenge. Gain ideas to maximize college representation and student engagement.Presenter: Veronica Leyva, Southern California regional representative, University of Missouri- Columbia; Olivia Huie, counselor, and Michele Murphy, counselor, both of JSerra Catholic High School

Girls Rock! Planning an Empowering Leadership Conference for Your Female StudentsGain resources to plan a leadership conference for young girls. Learn about Grossmont High School’s leadership conference, which includes motivational speakers, discussions, and activities designed to empower girls through healthy self-image, healthy relationships, staying safe physically and online, connecting with others, and their future career paths. Presenter: Laura Dawson, counselor, and Julianna Manuel, counselor, both of Grossmont Union High School District (GUHSD)


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Helping Students Write Their College EssaysLearn how essays are used in the college admissions process and how to effectively guide students through the writing process.Presenter: Terri Devine, dean of college counseling, Francis Parker School; and Rachel Petrella, director of college counseling, Pacific Ridge School

High School Career Pathway Marketing and Recruitment StrategiesHow do you recruit students into your high school career pathways? Gain strategies for marketing to students, parents, and school leadership. Gain resources to address your recruitment and marketing needs and look at regional best practices. Presenter: Jewyl Clarke, career pathways curriculum specialist, SDCOE

Hitting the Mark: Our Kids in the MiddleCreate a dialogue and tactical approach to the college admissions process with potential college-ready juniors who need a little boost.Presenters: Dena Tracanna, counselor, and Kim Bronson, counselor, both of Poway Unified School District

Increasing A-G Completion with African-American Freshmen: A Cultural ApproachGain specific strategies, activities, and curriculum for running an ASCA model closing-the-gap group with freshmen African-American students. Best practices, resources, and reproducible lessons will be shared. An overview on cultural and ethnic barriers will be addressed as well as tips on dealing with pushback and bias. Presenter: Yuridia Nava, counselor, Callie Neal, teacher, and Valerie Titus, counselor, all of Riverside Unified School District

Keep Your Eyes on Your Beach Umbrella: The Importance of Your Professional and Personal VisionLearn the importance and possible components of personal and professional vision framed around Suzanne’s favorite hobby: bodyboarding. Consider the significant leadership role counselors play and the importance of incorporating that dimension into your vision. Time will be provided for reflection and meaning-making conversations. Surf’s up!Presenter: Suzanne Roy, educational leadership consultant and adjunct faculty, Point Loma Nazarene University

The Keys to Success for Your College-Bound Student-AthletesAdvising students and guiding student-athletes require very different sets of counseling expertise. Learn about the unique and optimum student-athlete recruiting timeline, which is especially crucial for high- academic athletes. Understand how an athlete can initiate his or her own recruiting experience and learn about a five-step program for college-bound athletes that helps with a counselor’s time management. Presenter: David Stoeckel, college athletic counselor, College Recruiting Group



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LCAP, ASCA Mindsets and Advocacy: Standardizing Counseling Practices DistrictwideSweetwater Union High School District counselors share their journey to develop a Counselor Standards Committee to standardize counseling practices and data collection at all school sites. The effort supports their district’s Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) goals and the ASCA National Standards. Learn how the committee led to increased advocacy for student needs and lowered the counseling caseload from 400 to 360. Discover how to implement similar practices at your site.Presenters: Liliana Silva Diaz, counselor; Elaine Elefante-Leano, director of college and career readiness; Nancy Castro Nieto, district counselor; Lysabeth Luansing-Garcia, counselor; Sonja Ortiz, counselor; Armando Melendrez, counselor; Jennifer Academia, counselor; Sarah Mamaril, counselor; and Carla Jacobo, counselor, all of Sweetwater Union High School District

Leadership Doesn’t Always Come in a Title: Help Students Find Their True PassionStudents often look for the “right” organization, the “right” title, the “right” type of community service to do in order to access the “right” college. Learn how counselors can encourage students to leverage their natural talents to find their passion and thrive.Presenter: Dr. Cynthia Colón, author and educator

Bachelor’s Degrees at California Community CollegesExplore the details of a California community college baccalaureate degree pilot program in a field of study not offered by the California State University or University of California systems. Find out what it means for your students. Presenter: Leroy Johnson, transfer center coordinator, San Diego Mesa College

New CSU Application Fall 2017After 20 years with the same online application for admission, the California State University system has undertaken the exciting project of completely re-imagining the application and applicant experience. Learn more about the new process, called Cal State Apply (Calstate.edu/Apply), including the timing, applicant experience and application changes, and plans to support counselors through the transition.Presenter: April Grommo, director, enrollment management services; Darlene Daclan, director, academic affairs business systems; and Angela Williams, project management, intrasystem enrollment; all of the California State University

Non-Traditional Activities to Engage YouthLearn about creative outlets to engage youth in dialogue, reflective art, and creative writing. Gain practices you can use with students tomorrow. Presenter: Nashona Andrade-Seals, founder, Our Mommies Hands


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Out of State, Not Out of ReachAttending college outside of a student’s home state has gone from improbable to highly possible. Learn more about in-state choices, out-of-state options, the top reasons students choose a college, the various costs, and financial aid and scholarship opportunities, including WUE (pronounced woo-wee) or the Western Undergraduate Exchange.Presenter: Gary Bednorz, student recruitment specialist, University of New Mexico; Mikayla Hall, senior coordinator regional admissions and recruitment, University of Nevada, Reno; Keith Gissel, assistant director, Colorado Mesa University; and Dennis Yan, recruitment coordinator Southern California, Northern Arizona University

Overview of Financial AidGather everything you need to know with a comprehensive overview of the financial aid process.Presenter: Corinne Schell, director of West Coast admissions, Marist College

Recommendation Writing 101 Finding time to write comprehensive letters of recommendation for college applicants can be time consuming! Learn simple steps to streamline the writing process and provide effective letters that will add to your student’s application. Sample letters and tips will be provided.Presenter: Terri Devine, dean of college counseling, Francis Parker School; and Rachel Petrella, director of college counseling, Pacific Ridge School.

Reducing Anxiety in College Admissions and Standardized TestingExplore various methods to reduce anxiety in college admissions and standardized testing through a focus on teaching a growth mindset.Presenter: Nick Standlea, founder and president, Test Prep Guru

Resources to Support Foster Youth in Your SchoolLearn the basic process of the child welfare system as it relates to the students you work with who are in foster care. Gain information on the laws created to protect the educational rights of students in the foster care system. Also, take home practical ideas on programs you can implement at your school sites to support youth in foster care and improve academic and social-emotional outcomes. Presenter: Ashley Kruger, counselor, Murrieta Valley Unified School District



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The Role of School Counselors within the New Accountability SystemsESSA, LCAP, LCFF… what do all these acronyms mean?! Hone your skills interpreting your district’s LCAP and advocating within the updated accountability framework. In addition, new state and local perfor-mance indicators will be taught that include areas school counselors directly address, including high school graduation rates, school climate, college and career readiness, chronic absenteeism, and parent engagement. Learn more about the updated state law regarding the role of school counselors and how the national Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) impacts California.Presenter: Danielle Duarte, adjunct faculty, San Diego State University (SDSU)

Safe School Ambassadors: Training Your Students to be Undercover SuperheroesSafe School Ambassadors (SSA) is a program that trains students to notice different types of mistreat-ment, think about what is going on, act to resolve the issue and follow through with an action. Learn more about SSA and the impact it has had at Steele Canyon High School, and discuss how to implement an SSA program at your site. Presenters: Matt Udvarhelyi, counselor, and Jennifer Serban, teacher, both of Steele Canyon High School

Saving School Counselors with Clever MarketingWhen money is tight, school counseling programs are sometimes the first to go, because often principals, teachers, and others have no idea what we do or its impact schoolwide. According to the ASCA national model, counselors should spend time advocating for themselves and their programs. Gain some marketing strategies that will help you showcase your hard work and keep staff and parents informed and ready to advocate for their school counselors when budget cuts come around. Presenters: Carla MacDougall, counselor, and Beth Huppert, counselor, both of Poway Unified School District

Spice Up School Counseling Classroom Lessons with Student Engagement StrategiesWant to ensure your students are engaged and learning while you’re presenting school counseling core curriculum lessons? Learn ways to plan, implement, and evaluate your school counseling lessons while using a variety of student engagement strategies. Practice different active participation techniques during this interactive session, and leave with ways to incorporate a variety of strategies into your class lessons. Presenter: Danielle Duarte, adjunct faculty, SDSU

Study in the U.K.: What You Need to KnowExplore the differences between higher education in the U.S. and the United Kingdom. Gain guidance on how to apply and write your recommendation letter, and learn what U.K. universities are looking for in applicants and how to best prepare your students. Presenter: Iain Harris, America’s recruitment manager, Northumbria University; Sarah Beech, international development manager, Keele University


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Support Groups and Peer Counseling Programs: Yes You Can! Learn how to start a student group and peer counseling program and how to sell them to your staff for buy-in and support. Discover how they can be effective and efficient ways of delivering social-emotional supports. Take away tools to start a program that meets the needs of your students and your school. Presenter: Ann Nebolon, counselor, San Dieguito Union High School District

Supporting Access to Higher Education for Immigrant and Undocumented StudentsReview the institutional barriers undocumented and immigrant students face in the educational system. Explore the work of SDSU faculty, community partners, school counseling alumni, and others as they coordinate efforts to educate individuals in the state and nation to ensure access and equity to higher education. Learn about the work and research being done by national and local advocates and experts on the rights, laws, and policies to support immigrant and undocumented students. Presenter: Diana Camilo, co-director and lecturer, Department of Counseling and School Psychology, SDSU

Tech Tips for School CounselorsLearn about simple communication tools to reach students, parents, and teachers through free technology, such as Google forms and sites, REMIND, and more.Presenter: Tanya Bulette, counselor, GUHSD

Trauma-Informed Response to Suicidal Ideation and Self-InjuryLearn more about a practical, trauma-informed approach to assessing and providing resources and interventions for students with suicidal ideation as well as students with self-injurious behavior. Presenters: Amy Budd, bilingual clinical coordinator, and CoreyAnn Friedrich, mental health specialist, both of San Diego Youth Services

Understanding the Military Interstate Compact and How LEAs can Support Military StudentsMilitary families transfer at various times throughout the year and can relocate often. Sometimes children attend up to nine different schools by graduation. Navy school liaison officers (SLO) serve as the primary point of contact for educators, parents, and installation commanders, addressing K-12 issues and developing a collaborative network of support for military students. Learn about the seven core SLO services and the available resources and tools to support military families, such as the Military Interstate Compact.Presenters: Chanin Massaglia, school liaison officer, and Stacey Bengtson, school liaison officer, both of Naval Base San Diego



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Using Technology and Student Support to Streamline the WorkdayLearn about the experiences of two high school counselors using online scheduling programs, such as youcanbook.me and repvisits.com, that have helped streamline their day and resulted in more time to work directly with students. Also hear from two senior students about their student-run ambassador program, which facilitates all college visits and fairs held on their campus.Presenter: Nicholle Wyatt, head college counselor, Academy of Our Lady of Peace; and Robert Hurley, director of college counseling, Francis Parker School

Using the College Board Programs to Drive College and Career ReadinessThe College Board provides a variety of tools and resources, as well as programs to support college and career readiness and access for students. Learn about the SAT suite of assessments, AP programs, and Khan Practice, and how the College Board programs support access to postsecondary opportunities. Presenter: Megan Rafferty, associate director of K-12, the College Board

What is AB 216? Are You Allowed to Accept it at Your School?Assembly Bill 216 allows youth in foster care and youth in a juvenile detention facility the opportunity to graduate with their class. Learn what that looks like for the comprehensive schools receiving these students with the aid of AB 2276.Presenter: Dawn Ayles, counselor, San Diego SOAR Academy, SDCOE

What Test Scores Really Tell You about Students: A Case StudyThere is endless buzz around test scores, but aside from percentile rankings, what do they really tell you? Learn from test-preparation specialists who have worked with a variety of students to gain a deeper understanding of what certain scores in conjunction with GPA and course load can reveal about a student.Presenter: Joyee Lin, test-prep specialist, and Ronnie Demler, SAT coach, Thinque Prep

Youth Mental Health First Aid at a Glance You’re more likely to encounter someone in an emotional or mental crisis than someone having a heart attack. Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches a five-step action plan on how to offer initial help to young people showing signs of a mental illness or in a crisis, and connect them with the appropriate professional, peer, social, or self-help care. Learn about an eight-hour certification course that teaches participants the risk factors and warning signs of a variety of mental health challenges common among adolescents. Presenter: Violeta Mora, project specialist, SDCOE


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College Fair12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Garden of the Sky

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