Its that time of year again! That’s right, its time for the “end of year reports” (EOY Report). EOY reports are a good advocacy strategy that librarians often use to present the m…

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I have to say, the WORST part about public school being out for homeschoolers is that we need to get our end of year reports typed up and sent out. In the state of Hawaii, we have to turn in a year…

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ABOUT THIS RESOURCE: EOY letter to families - perfect to add to the last report card EOY feedback survey for families (paper copy + Google Form survey available) Letter + feedback survey are both editable You will want to proof the letter and survey prior to using and make any necessary changes I have provided samples to get you started! Follow along with my classroom, teaching, + happenings on IG at @misswestbest! Happy summer!

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Each day there are millions of pieces of content published on the internet. I mean, it’s overwhelming how much we can produce and share with the world in a 24 hour time period. Especially in the design world. Every hour there are thousands of projects...

Annual reports are usually boring. They are long, dry documents that can double as ambien. Just writing about them has already made me a little bored. But then I got the one from the church I attend, Cross Point. My buddy Stephen Brewster helped turn something that is traditionally boring into something awesome. On one […]

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This editable School Counseling End of the Year Report is the perfect way to show your principal and stakeholders how many students have been impacted by your counseling services. Not only will the data you collect in this report help you build a stronger school counseling program, but it will also give you everything you need to advocate for your position! Share all of your hard work and data-driven results with a year-long summary of your comprehensive school counseling program! My principal was so impressed by my EOY report that he sent it all the way up to the district office! This report is completely EDITABLE so you can use your own school colors, mascot, and font of choice to reflect your unique style! UPDATE: Includes both PowerPoint and Google Slides versions! Save 20% with my School Counseling Office BUNDLE! The report focuses on the following services: Program at a glance Individual counseling Group counseling Guidance lessons Character education Meetings attended Professional development/training I have also included instructions for how to use and edit the report so you are not left guessing. COUNSELORS LIKE YOU SAID... ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Janeil J. This is the BEST EOY report template ever! I love it! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kenna M. "I loved this resource! I was able to put together a comprehensive packet of information for my administration as a way to advocate for my role in the school. Great!" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kirstin C. "This has been impressive when presented to our school board and our superintendent. I wish I would have done this every year!" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ R.B. "Absolutely loved this. Easy to use and the layout makes my data look nice to present information to my stakeholders." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Brianna D. "This was easy to use and provided a neat, clean way of showing my hard work. I especially like the cover page. This allows your principal or other stakeholders to see at a glance what your school counseling program has accomplished throughout the year." Visit Bright Futures School Counseling Blog and subscribe to my email list to gain access to my Data Tool Counseling Log. You will also receive a weekly email with my latest school counseling tips, research, and freebies! Follow me on social media to be the first to learn about sales and new resources! School Counseling Simplified Podcast Bright Futures Counseling INSTAGRAM Bright Futures Counseling FACEBOOK

A chance to create beautiful custom graphics featuring whales, sharks, a giant octopus AND help save the ocean? Sign us up! Blue House Design Company was thrilled when Ocean Conservancy presented us with a mission to design an annual report that would document a year’s worth of international conservation efforts in a way that felt easy to navigate. We held tight to OC’s branded bright colors and took a risk by mixing in a font in a handwritten style to give the report a personal touch. Throw in a few obligatory (but well-designed!) charts mixed with a splash of icons, and the final result is a capsule of memorable global moments supporting the progress made towards a healthier ocean. Mission accomplished.

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Woah, where has January gone?? Time sure flies these days. Anyway, today I want to talk about report cards. Every teacher's favorite thing to do, right?! I can already hear your laughter :) So we just finished our second term, and with the end of the term comes report cards and parent-teacher conferences. This year, our school set a goal to have "student-led" conferences as a way to make the students take a little more ownership of their learning, and try to make the actual parent-student-teacher time more meaningful (10 minutes is just never enough time to really tell a parent how their child is doing). So in my district, we hold conferences twice a year, which is a new change that just recently started. Previously we had 3 conferences during the year, but found that holding a conference before school began didn't really accomplish anything because we hadn't even met the child yet, so we couldn't really set goals and whatnot.... So it was basically just a "meet the teacher" meeting, and we ended up having to hold individual meetings with many parents prior to the next "official" conference time, because we couldn't wait until November to address any issues or concerns we had once the year began. So now we do conferences in September and February, which is great, because it gives us enough time to gather our beginning of the year assessment data, and have a good picture of where each student is at, then in February we are about half-way through the year, so we can review their progress and see if each child is where they need to be in order to reach their end of year benchmark goals. Okay, back to the student-led conferences.... Back in September, as we were preparing for our first conference, one of the upper-grade teachers made a form for each child to fill out.... It was just a basic form with 4 or 5 questions for them to answer, but after only ONE conference using this form, it was very clear that this was NOT going to work out.... It was PAINFUL to sit there and make a seven year old do ALL the writing (because, after all, this is a "student-led" conference, so the student is supposed to be doing the writing and goal setting)... And it took waaaaaay longer than 10 minutes to complete this form. Clearly, we had a problem. One of the first grade teachers was nice enough to share a form with me that she had gotten from her cooperating teacher when she was doing her student teaching.... It was much more simple and just involved circling some pictures as a form of self-assessment.... But it wasn't quite what I wanted....and we all know how it goes when we get a copy of a copy of a copy.... It doesn't keep it's original quality, and unfortunately whoever went to all the trouble of making it didn't put their name or any copyright info on the page, so I couldn't google it and find who made it :( insert sad face here, right?? So, please forgive me in advance if you see this and think, "gosh, this looks a LOT like something I made".... I promise I was not trying to steal your thunder.... Anyway, long story short, I decided to make my own form, and I thought I would share it with all of you!! As you can see, this is just a basic form that the students can fill out themselves.... I plan on having the students do their own self-assessment 3 times during the year... First in September at parent teacher conferences, again in February at our second parent teacher conference, then we will do a final one in class at the end of the year. I keep a copy for my records (which would be great to put in data binders or other "lines of evidence" folders you might be keeping throughout the year), then the students are given a copy to take home. In the past, I've had kids that have colored these and hung them up on their fridge! How fun is that for a report card?! You can download it for free in my TPT store by clicking here! When do you have parent teacher conferences?

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