iJAG Year One Overview Katie Allison Austin Hauser
What is iJAG? iJAG = Iowa Jobs for America’s Graduates Private National non-profit corporation established in 1999 94% of students graduate High School 24% are first generation of their families to graduate High School Students grade point average increase .3 each year Serving 2,800 students per year in 49 programs (35 schools) 17 communities
What is iJAG? Continued.. 37 Core Competencies Leadership Skills, team building activities, employability skills, service learning projects, and much more PBL’s all work done are Project Based Learning. Students enjoy this because the majority of the skills we practice and/or work on in class are hands on and active iJAG programs are classified for “credit” elective in school. The students will earn credit each year for being in iJAG. iJAG is preparing Iowa’s young students to be more responsible, respectful, productive employees, customers, and citizens. Want-Need-Benefit
Progress Reports Each month we college data on the following: 1. How many days have our iJAG Students missed in the month 2. The number of behavioral referrals the iJAG students have had 3. The number of F’s each iJAG student has Principal Reports Each month we write a Principal Report. This includes an class update, progress report and comparisons, and photos from classroom activities. ENDMS//Follow Up
Academic Remediation Each week, we take one das as an ‘AR Day’. AR Day is used to work on missing or late assignments. A part of iJAG is getting out students on track to graduate, which we need passing grades for!
Fundraising! Each program is required to raise $350 for their program! The $350 raised goes back into the program; anything raised over $350 can be spent on things like iJAG shirts, end of year celebrations, college applications, etc. MHS: Sold Mrs. Fields Cookies MMS: Chili Cookoff coming up! Community Service: Each student in the iJAG Program is required to do at least 15 hours of community service throughout the year! MHS: Food Drive/Trash Days MMS: ARL Volunteering
Miller Middle School Specialist: Austin Hauser
Miller Middle School: Events LDC -- Science Center in DSM, IA for class officers Legislative Days -- State Capitol Building in DSM, IA JAG Nation -- Camp Dodge in DSM, IA Animal Rescue League ACI Mechanical Iowa Works Sports Plus -- Sport Physical Therapy
Miller Middle School: PBL’s/Activities Personalized License Plate Cup Stacking Career Association Marshmallow Tower Hired Not Fired Ballooniture Diversity Penny Boat Challenge Perspiration Meets Inspiration All About Me Mission: Life Game Day Challenge What’s Your Problem? Shark Tank Activity Adulting 101 Future Ready Iowa
Miller Middle School: Statistics 1st Semester: Students: 31 Referrals: 4.2 Attendance: 10.7 2nd Semester: Students: 39 Referrals: TBD Attendance: TBD
MHS 11/12 Program Specialist: Katie Allison
High School Expectations At the beginning of the year, we wrote our expectations as a class. We set expectations for what I expect from the student and what the student expects from the teacher. All students were required to sign out expectation board to ensure we all understood and were on the same page.
PBL’s Career Association Personalized Plates Soft Skills PBL Hired Not Fired Mission: LIFE Diversity Awareness Financial Literacy Resume/Cover Letter/Interviews
MHS Events: LDC- Leadership Development Conference Legislative Days CDC- Career Development Conference Employers: Alliant Energy Murphy Towers US Bank Iowa Works Brighton Homes Clemons ACI Mechanical Care Initiatives National Guard Jensen Group
2019-2020 School Year: What do we want to do differently? - More employers! We are looking forward to welcoming more Marshalltown Employers! - Teacher/District Involvement. - Roster/Program Successes
Thank You! ahauser@marshalltown.k12.ia.us kallison@marshaltown.k12.ia.us
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