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- 1. Connecting Parents to the RS Experience Fall 2016 Parent/Guardian Welcome
- 2. What is Running Start? Benefits and Challenges Support and Guidance
- 3. Dual Enrollment Program Running Start One 5 credit college class = 1 full credit at the high school Credit is earned at both the college and the high school Grades are sent to the High School Each quarter The Bellevue College Transcript is a real college transcript
- 4. Running Start Growth 2012 = 1,503 2013 = 1,655 2014 = 1,857 2015 = 2,274
- 5. Applying to a Four Year School Transfer Student Enter the 4 year school any time starting the winter quarter or second semester post high school graduation Student must follow transfer student application requirements Student are granted BC college credit upon acceptance RS students apply to their 4 year universities as Freshman Student is entering the 4 year school post high school graduation in September Students must follow the freshman application process Student are granted BC college credit upon acceptance
- 6. RS Academic Advising Connecting the Degrees College Educational planning High School Graduation requirements
- 7. English 101 Class Item #1058 Monday thru Thursday 7:30 AM – 8:20 AM Class at the North Campus Directions From Seattle Travel eastbound on WA-520. Take the 148th Ave NE N (northbound) exit. Merge onto 148th Ave NE. Turn left at NE 29th Place. The entrances are the 4th and 5th driveways on the right. From Redmond Travel westbound on WA-520. Take the 148th Ave NE exit. Travel straight through intersection of 148th Ave NE and continue west on NE 29th Place. The entrances are the 4th and 5th driveways on the right. From I-405 North or South Traveling either north or south on I-405, take exit 14 to merge onto WA-520 E toward Redmond. Take the 148th Ave NE N (northbound) exit. Merge onto 148th Ave NE. Turn left at NE 29th Place. The entrances are the 4th and 5th driveways on the right. From Main Campus Travel north on 148th Ave SE. Cross over WA-520. Turn left at NE 29th Place. The entrances are the 4th and 5th driveways on the right.
- 9. FERPA Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 FERPA is enforced by the Family Policy Compliance Office of the U.S. Department of Education We must comply with this law or risk losing our ability to issue financial aid, and the accreditation of our institution Lawsuits caused by violations have cost colleges millions of dollars
- 10. What Information can be Released Directory Information Information that the student has given written consent to release Information needed by employees who have a legitimate educational interest Information needed by certain government agencies
- 11. “No person in the United States, shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.” Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 Implementing Regulations at: 20 U.S.C. §1681 & 34 C.F.R Part 106 TitleIXoftheEducation AmendmentsActof1972
- 12. Students & Employees • On campus and at college-sponsored events • Off campus, when the impact of the incident extends on campus Gender equity applies campus-wide TitleIX Covers
- 13. All BC employees are required to report sexual harassment or misconduct to the college. All BC employees are mandated reporters which means that they are required to contact the police and Child Protective Services if there is a suspicion of abuse, including sexual assault, of a person under the age of 18. MandatoryReporting
- 14. On Campus: • Title IX Coord. – Rachel Wellman, 564-2441 • Human Resources – Aaron Hilliard 564-2274 • Student Conduct – Jill Powell 564-2630 • Public Safety – 564-2400 Confidential Options: • Licensed Professional Counselors – 564-2212 Reporting Report online at: https://publicdocs.maxient.com/incidentreport.php?BellevueCollege Off Campus: • Police Department • WA State Human Rights Commission • US Dept. of Ed. Office for Civil Rights “Campus Confidential” • Ombuds – Miranda Kato, 564-2131
- 16. Barriers to Student Success Barrier How Family Can Help Application Pace of 11-week quarter system Empathetic Listening Difficulty of college level coursework Ask Questions Time/Stress Management Direct to BC Staff Experiencing a first-time low grade Support vs. Criticize
- 17. Running Start Academic Policy • BC requires all students to achieve a 2.00 GPA (“C” average) or be placed on academic probation • Approximately 8% of all Running Start students achieve below a 2.00 GPA in any given quarter • If your GPA for one quarter is below a 2.00, you will be placed on academic probation. • Running Start students who achieve below a 2.00 GPA for ANY TWO QUARTERS will become ineligible to participate in the program • Low grades will permanently damage college and high school transcripts. • Affect admissions to 4 year university or college. • Receiving financial aid or scholarships.
- 18. Processes for Probation Status Students Inform Students & HS Counselor Regarding their Status Mandatory RS Homeroom Online 7 Week Non- credit Class
- 19. Processes for Ineligible Status Students Students can complete an appeal to be reinstated to the program (must have an extenuating circumstance) Students that are approved for reinstatement to the program will be required to meet all the obligations for reinstatement In order for a reinstatement appeal to be approved, the student must have attended and completed the 7 Week Running Start Homeroom
- 20. Student Resources Counseling Center Reading/Writing Labs Academic Tutoring Center Academic Advising High School Programs Office Disability Resource Center Student Programs Office Science Lab Math Lab
- 21. Class Schedule Planning 15 credits = 45 hour week job 5 college credits = 1 year high school credit RS students pay regular tuition for below college level math classes and credits above the student approved credit count Online and Hybrid Classes Consider high school class schedule, work schedule and outside activity schedule Travel and parking time to and from the high school World language level 122 or higher—get placement by instructor
- 22. •High school grad requirements •RS Enrollment Verification form must be completed each quarter •BC Academic Advising 15 Credits •Purchase online •Purchase Each Quarter •$65.00 (Subject to change) Parking Permit •BC Book Store Online •BC Book Store In Person •Rental Programs •Outside Vendors Book Purchases •Below College Level Math •Credits above the approved credit amount •Payment plan check with the Cashiers Office Full College Tuition •TECHNOLOGY FEE/S •ENVIRONMENTAL & SUSTAINABILITY FEE •COMPREHENSIVE & COMMUTE TRIP REDUCTION (aka COMPREHENSIVE & TRANSPORTATION FEE) College Fees •Online payment will reflect your accurate payment within 72 hours of registration •Payment due immediately •Payment plan check with the Cashier’s Office Lab Fees May not Audit Classes
- 23. COMMUNICATING WITH PARENTS Group Text Messaging is a great to share content, alerts, reminders, and much more with students and parents. We are testing the use of this service to create a group for our Running Start Parents in order to keep you updated about up coming events, program information and deadlines. Remind101 This is a free service that provides educators with an easy way to text message students and stay in touch with parents.
- 26. Contact Information Center for High School Programs Bellevue College Student Services Building, B233 Phone: 425-564-2026 E-mail: chsprograms@bellevuecollege.edu Web Site: http://www.bellevuecollege.edu/runningstart/
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- Transfer Degrees (associate degrees) are offered as the first two years of a four-year education. Colleges and Universities then accept our students as juniors when they transfer. Professional/Technical Education, which provides an associate degree or certificate for students who want to enter the workforce rather than continue their education. Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Radiation and Imaging (concentration in either management or technology)
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 Also known at the Buckley Amendment FERPA is enforced by the Family Policy Compliance Office of the U.S. Department of Education We must comply with this law or risk losing our ability to issue financial aid, and the accreditation of our institution. Lawsuits caused by violations have cost colleges millions of dollars.
- Directory Information Information that the student has given written consent to release Information needed by employees who have a legitimate educational interest. Information needed by certain government agencies.
- The right to respect and review their own educational records The right to seek to have those records amended The right to have some control over disclosure of information All students “in attendance” are covered under FERPA. At BC, this means they are covered from the first quarter they register. Students have the right to file a complaint with The U.S. Dept. of Education, if they feel their rights are being violated
- Off-campus – “geography” is discussed at length in the OCR docs, but includes any college sponsored event, any work-related event/activity, other sites, internship sites, etc. **Also includes any situation where a T9 incident happens, even if it has nothing to do with the college and isn’t committed by anyone affiliated with BC, but the impact of the incident extends on campus. Example: a person is stalked and it impacts the workplace or class. Our responsibility is to take measure to mitigate the impact on campus and provide support resources. Pan-Institutional – gender equity applies across the college – everything from employee recruiting practices to program offerings to gender neutral bathrooms
- We can take interim measures prior to an investigation being completed, e.g. no contact order on campus, change a class, provide escort, etc.
- Actual – you heard it, saw it, was told by student/staff, indirect via online postings Constructive – we should have known, something that is general knowledge – ‘everyone knows that…’ Responsible employee – ALL employees – our 60 day clock starts ticking when we are “notified” which means when any staff, faculty member is made aware. Student staff count.
- Circumstances where we would not maintain confidentiality: situation where there are weapons, threat to others, etc. that puts the larger community at risk.
- Anyone can report to off-campus entities directly. There is no requirement of a complainant/victim to report on campus. Confidentiality – we go to great lengths to maintain confidentiality, but it s not guaranteed. The only people who are exempt from reporting are licensed professionals i.e. counselors. Designated victim advocacy programs – still need to be identified. 2nd level confidentiality – Ombuds and those place we designate. Confidentiality means the staff don’t have to report the name to BC, but they still have to share enough information to help us keep data (type of incident). Courts do not recognize
- Parents may obtain non-directory information if the following conditions have been met: Through the written consent of the student In compliance with a subpoena By submission of evidence that the parents declared the student as a dependent on their most recent federal income tax form. However, an institution is not required to disclose information from the student’s education records to any parent of a dependent student. Parents do not have access to faculty at any time.
- Irritability Weight loss/gain Detached Addictions to technology Excessive sleep Withdrawal or isolation Procrastination Eating disorders
- Counseling Center Reading/Writing Labs Academic Tutoring Center Academic Advising Dean’s Office Disability Resource Center Student Programs Office
- Counseling Center Reading/Writing Labs Academic Tutoring Center Academic Advising Dean’s Office Disability Resource Center Student Programs Office
- Counseling Center Reading/Writing Labs Academic Tutoring Center Academic Advising Dean’s Office Disability Resource Center Student Programs Office
- Time commitment: 15 credits = 45 hour week job Different credit systems: 5 college credits = 1 year high school credit RS students pay regular tuition for below college level math classes and over 18 credits Online and telecourses are not recommended – most students learn better in an interactive setting Consider high school class schedule, work schedule and outside activity schedule when planning classes Plan travel and parking time into your schedule If planning on taking a world language level 123 or higher you must get placement by instructor. 564-2341. You must call, not your parent as they will have questions for you. Grades are important: your BC transcript will become a permanent record that will follow you wherever you go