2022 - 2023
SAMPLE participated in the alternative education program of LearnSTEAM during the 2022 -2023 school year. LearnSTEAM trains formally disengaged youth (dropout/pushout) in soft skills necessary for success in the skilled trades. Each student studies toward earning a GED and pursues productive activities in a collaborative MakerSpace.
Background:
Attendance history: multiple ten day drops in grades 9, 10. Pattern of running away from school. Extra Curricular history: No sports. Student was introduced to the piano last summer while in residential treatment.
Mid year report:
GED practice test scores from September 2022
Attendance: Student had exceptional attendance, and punctuality during 1st semester.
Behaviors: Student has friendships in LearnSTEAM and tutors classmates in piano and academic subjects. Student has not decreased substance use.
Required trainings completed:
Goals: Student would like to increase skills in song composition, piano, guitar, and construction.
End Year Report
GED official scores:
Attendance: Student had exceptional attendance, and punctuality during 2nd semester.
Behaviors: Student continues friendships in LearnSTEAM and tutors classmates in piano and academic subjects. Student has not decreased substance use. Student reports a decrease of video game playing.
Required trainings completed:
Transition to Post Secondary:
Student expects to complete graduation ceremony in June, 2023 with a GED. Student has completed FAFSA and plans to apply for Oregon Promise. Student desires to enter construction industry and is exploring options. Currently, student is on a paid work crew through Klamath Works.
| Student | John D. |
|---|---|
| Grade | 10 |
| Reading Level | Grade 5.9 |
The student demonstrates proficiency in decoding and word recognition skills appropriate for their grade level.
The student shows improvement in reading fluency, with increased accuracy and speed in reading passages.
The student exhibits an understanding of vocabulary appropriate for their grade level, with some areas showing growth potential.
The student demonstrates comprehension skills at a grade 5 level, with strengths in identifying main ideas and supporting details.