Student Leaner Outcomes

INGLEWOOD ADULT SCHOOL

Student Learner Outcomes

Students will be able to……………….

1. Communicate Effectively Using Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking Skills
   By the end of the trimester and after receiving 70-100 hours of class instruction ,75% of students will demonstrate improved communication skills by actively participating in class discussions, submitting written assignments with a minimum of 50% proficiency, and completing a reading or listening assessment with a score of at least 75%.
   Actions: Monitor and document class participation, review Data reports, academic progress, and attendance on a bi-weekly basis.

2. Demonstrate the Ability to Utilize Technology as a Virtual Resource Center for College and Career Readiness
   By the end of the school year, each student will be prepared for technology use by engaging with online curriculum courses and utilizing technology for college and career readiness. With 100% student access to virtual learning and resources, all students will complete a training session on using technology for college and career readiness. At least 85% of students will score 80% or higher on a post-training evaluation and successfully access the virtual resource center for at least one assignment or project.
   Actions: Provide access to technology and conduct training sessions tailored to using the resource center effectively.

3. Develop and Set Goals That Provide Positive Contributions to Their Families, Workplace, and Community
   By the end of the academic year, 100% of students will create an individualized goal plan through counselor-led meetings and class presentations, with 85% successfully completing at least one goal-related activity or contribution in their family, workplace, or community.
   Actions: Conduct class presentations and schedule individual counselor meetings to guide students in developing and implementing their personalized plans.

4. Seek to Improve and Advance Their Quality of Life
   SMART Goal:
   Throughout the academic school year counseling services will be provided to students to identify goals to improve their quality of life. At Least one counseling session will be provided to students and they will complete an educational plan that will assist with obtaining goals. All Students will receive resources during the orientation process, at least 80% of adult students will participate in at least two educational awareness events or utilize provided resources, with a post-event survey indicating a 75% satisfaction rate in perceived quality-of-life improvements.
   Actions: Offer workshops and share resources related to educational and citizenship opportunities to support students’ advancement.