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Transition Resources for Educators of Students with Disabilities (Word Doc)

The PAVTEC Special Populations Task Force has developed a list of website resources for use by high school and community college educators who work with students with disabilities.  These resources are categorized into nine topical areas for easy reference.

To see the list, click on the link (title) above or click on “Special Populations Task Force” in the blue left-hand menu bar and then the link to the document in the yellow menu bar.



NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

 
Mike Herdrich of St. Helens High School Receives Award and Recognition
Mike Herdrich, St. Helens High School Auto Tech Instructor, received the K103 Educator of the Week Award.  Thanks to John Niebergall, Sherwood High School, for sending us the link to the K103 webpage about it.  Mike was interviewed on K103 and received several nice prizes.  Check the link for details including a picture of Mike.  http://www.k103.com/pages/tow/index.php  Congratulations to Mike!  (Mike is also an active member of the PAVTEC Council.)
 
PCC Options Chart for High School Age Students
The information included on the chart is an attempt to describe the different opportunities available for high school age students at Portland Community College. We hope that this information will be useful to high school and PCC staff in advising students as well as directly to students and their parents in choosing options which best fit their interests and needs.
 
2007-08 PCC Dual Credit Annual Report
Summary of all active articulation agreements for the 2007-08 school year and the total number of credits earned and how many students registered for each course through the PCC Dual Credit program. The report also includes participation in the Connection Team Meetings, Student Career Days and information on Career Pathways.
 
Career Pathways - So, are you prepared?
This website is a guide to assist students, parents, counselors, teachers, educators and others with resources around a particular career path. The pathways were designed by high school teachers and college professors whose expertise lies in that particular field. Each pathway is chock full of information to educate students about:
  • Specific careers, including occupation descriptions, outlook and salaries
  • Recommended high school courses
  • Post-high school options such as certificate and degree programs at institutions throughout Oregon
  • Dual credit opportunities of earning credit for high school and college-level courses at the same time
  • Entrance requirements for local colleges
  • Student organizations to join while still in high school
  • Professional organizations to help in your research
  • Suggestions of different learning experiences that give students opportunities to view a particular occupation beyond a textbook or classroom project (i.e. job shadowing and internships)
  • Qualities desirable in future employees

 

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PAVTEC is a "tech prep" consortium composed of all of the K-12 school districts that are within the Portland Community College district boundary, the college itself, and several other entities. The purpose of PAVTEC is to enhance the access of high school and PCC students to quality professional technical education.

This encompasses a broad scope ranging from career development and guidance programs to technical skill development instructional programs. PAVTEC coordinates a number of programs and services including the dual credit ("articulation") programs for high school students called Professional Technical (PT) and Lower Division Collegiate (LDC).