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    HIGH SCHOOL

    DEVELOPMENTACTIVITY

    NORTHEAST LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

    Annabel BelloCarol MizelleGonzalo Pitpit

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    HIGH SCHOOLSIN THE NORTHEAST

    Northampton High East

    NCHS West STEMNorthwest High

    Southeast Halifax High

    Hertford Co. Early College

    Hertford Co. High

    Warren Co. High

    Warren Early College High

    Warren New Tech High

    Roanoke Rapids HighBertie Early College High

    Bertie High

    Bertie STEM High

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    DISTRICT PROGRAMS

    Student Temporary Employment Program

    (STEP)Student Career Experience Program (SCEP)Summer Clerical ProgramBoys and Girls Club of Halifax CountyTillery People's Health ClinicCommunity Services Block Grant (CSBG)WIA Youth ProgramIndividual Development Account Program

    (IDA)4-H ClubsChoanoke Public Transportation Authority (CPTA)

    John 3:16 CenterFamily Support Network of North CarolinaGUARDIAN AD LITEM PROGRAM

    Youth Build U.S.A.

    VOCABULARY

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    PARENTS

    PARENT POWER:

    BUILD THE BRIDGE TO SUCCESS

    Be positive. Be patient. Be attentive. Be precise.

    Be responsible. Be committed. Keep on reading.

    Partner with teachers and counselors.Communicate with teachers. Be mindful of

    mistakes. Be results-oriented. Be diligent. Be

    innovative.

    BE THERE.

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    CURRICULAR SCOPE AND SEQUENCE+

    LANGUAGE AND LITERACY

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    PHYSICAL

    * Has own type of physical activity for optimal

    health. * Enjoy and participate in team sports.

    * Many are attaining adult height at an earlier

    COGNITIVE:

    * Develop general principles.

    * Apply scientific reasoning.

    * Take responsibility for their learning.

    LANGUAGE AND LITERACY

    * Expanding communicative competence.

    * Marked increased language

    proficiency. * Generate slang

    CHILD DEVELOPMENTPhysical Development. Cognitive Development. Language &

    Literacy. Self-Concept, Identity & Motivation. Peer Relations &

    SELF-CONCEPT, IDENTITY & MOTIVATION

    * Higher-order abstractions

    * Highly correlated with external feedback.

    * Self-esteems affected by

    intelligence, popularity, and physicalappearance.

    PEER RELATIONS & MORAL DEVELOPMENT

    * Level of social perspective increases.

    * Reflects on their own thoughts and

    feelings. * Greater conformity to peer norms

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    + High school students must

    have a voice as theysearch for their identity.

    The more students areinvolved in leadershippositions, the higher thatthey achieve.

    Schools must ensure thatthey create college andcareer programs.

    Setting goals andpriorities is a must.

    IMPLICATIONS

    FOR PRACTICE

    IMPLICATIONS FORPRACTICE


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