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PSR Philadelphia is a non-profit public health organization focused on nonviolence and health/environment issues. It runs a Youth Court program in 4 Philadelphia high schools to encourage following the law and developing decision-making skills. Positive peer pressure and mentors can help steer youth away from trouble by providing direction, support, and conflict resolution skills before anti-social behaviors escalate. Mentors fill an important role of advising youth when they are unable or unwilling to speak to parents.
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Thomas Horace Rogers School Counseling Program Assessment
Thomas Horace Rogers School is among the top-rated schools in America, and it is both a primary and secondary public school their main color is white and orange. The school is located on 5840 San Felipe Dr in Houston, Texas. The schools perform better in terms of their grades, and that is evident since it is among the well-recognized school in the United States. The school is categorized as a public high school, and according to journals and magazines, it is ranked among the top 25 best performing public schools in the Houston area. The number of students in T.H Rogers School ranges from 929-950 according to 2016 statistics. From the school management perception, they love parents or even guardians always getting involved in their children’s academic teachings.
T.H Rogers School has two counselors for both middle school and elementary school DR. La Dora Matthews is in charge of the counseling department in the middle school while DR. Karen Martinez is in charge of the elementary school counseling department. Both the two counselors in T.H Rogers School work towards offering the students psychological care that will boost them in terms of their academic levels. The counselors also teach students that equality is important which has played a significant part in promoting equality in the school regardless of race, gender or social status.
Alignment with ASCA
Generally, school counselors can be defined as certified educators in school counseling. Their roles are specifically to educate students concerning their academic careers, their emotional and social lives to improve their academic success. School counselors can be found in all levels of schools including elementary school, high schools as well as middle or junior schools (Kourkoutas & Giovazolias, 2015). According to research school counselors play a vital role in schools in terms of maximizing student's success. They work with students to help them overcome the troubles they are undergoing through that hinder their success academically.
American School Counsellor Association developed the school counseling program to help students, administrators, parents as well as teachers and the community in general. According to ASCA policies, counseling programs should be applied in a student educational program, school counselors, on the other hand, should collaborate to help the student perform better academically or socially. T.H Rogers School has proved to apply for the ASCA counseling program in their school effectively (Carey & Martin, 2017). Their counseling program involves p.
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Bonnye McCoy founded L3 Dynamics to help people disconnect from societal norms and find freedom by embracing individuality. The company aims to create ripple effects of positive change by empowering and educating clients, connecting them to resources, and addressing challenges in a collaborative, non-judgmental way. McCoy draws on her experience in education, counseling, and applied behavior analysis to tailor L3 Dynamics' programs to clients' unique needs with compassion.
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The Life 101 Youth Empowerment Program provides a 24-hour residential program for court-involved adolescent males ages 13 to 21 to prepare them for independent living. The program offers a range of services including life skills, culinary classes, community service, counseling, and more. The goal is to equip residents with the skills needed to successfully reintegrate into their communities as productive members of society.
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PDHPE is important and should be part of the primary school curriculum as it promotes healthy lifestyle choices and well-being. It allows students to develop teamwork and relationship skills while also understanding how to make positive decisions about their health. PDHPE teaches students about active lifestyles, relationships, personal health choices and more. When taught in primary schools, PDHPE can help prevent health issues, obesity, stress and social problems. Parents should support PDHPE by packing healthy lunches, allowing choices, and being active role models.
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- 3. Youth Court is a program within PSR that encourages youth to follow the rule of law and encourage healthy attitudes, as well as help develop morals and decision-making skills. Youth Court is currently practiced at four high schools in Philadelphia.
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