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Presentation to visiting delegation by Principal Jagels of Mountain View High School on October 10 2014

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WELCOME

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Mt. View 1 of 27 Public high schools in Fairfax County.

(1 of 2 Alternative High Schools) Majority of our students elect to come here. We offer everything a students needs for a

high school diploma. Programs for Special education, pregnant or

parenting, hearings office placed students. Main focus: graduate students and to build

relationships.

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Offerings Standard, Modified or Advanced diplomas: Smaller Student Population: Our enrollment averages 300; students get

individual attention in a smaller setting. Four ninety-minutes classes per day: Our maximum class size is 18. Open Enrollment: We enroll students twice a month throughout the year

until May. Open Campus: Many students enjoy the freedom of leaving the campus for

lunch. Day Classes - 8:00 a.m.—2:50 p.m. Evening Classes—3:30—6:30 p.m. (English 12/ U.S. Govt.) Three Graduations Per Year: With graduations in February, June, and

August, students can find jobs and enroll in college earlier. Project Opportunity: Support services are available for pregnant and

parenting students. Transportation may be provided to Project Opportunity students.

Mentor Program: School-wide support program that pairs students with staff members for additional support.

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Current Demographics Student enrollment 283 students55% Latino15% Asian13% African American14% White 3% Multi-racial

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Demographics Continued 77% are older than 18 (218 students) 33% Free/Reduced lunch(96 students) 15% Pregnant/Parenting(36 students) 13% Hearings Office Placed

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Data

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Pyramid of Interventions

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What are our student issues?

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What do we continue to do well?

Do what we can to meet kids where they are.

We build tremendous relationships We provide opportunities for success for

students who haven’t experienced success. We are creative in our approach to academic

challenges. We build a pathway to future plans and

opportunities We accept students for what/who they are

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