Coordinating at least 3 career panels with professionals from medical field Holding monthly meetings between select Knowledge Track students and CHHS Restorative Justice Coordinator to learn the principles of restorative justice and learn how to mediate conflict and facilitate healing circles. Knowledge Track staff will meet with Community Hills High School Work-Based Learning Coordinator (WBLC) and other Boyle Heights Building Healthy Communities (LAH BHC) members to align Knowledge Track’s strategies with existing goals and activities. Connecting pathway students with community service projects related to medical field; encouraging students to volunteer and promote local/Boyle Heights health fairs Deepening the partnership with local health providers and the medical village at the County through having staff participate on career panels or meet with Knowledge Track students, providing internships and hosting job shadows days. Expanding Knowledge volunteer partnership with Holleydale Palms (assisted living facility) to incorporate health/medical activities (e.g. students meet with and/or shadow medical staff, students participate in leading/co-facilitating existing health/wellness workshops/activities for seniors) Knowledge Track supports students with opportunities to explore their 2. Increased knowledge of higher Month 12 and 24 passions, constructively engage in their communities and ensure that education institutions with strong medical students engage in educational summer programs and internships. and public health programs Community Knowledge Track also provides students with support and guidance in all Hills High School Medical and Health aspects related to college admissions, including the college selection Sciences Linked Learning pathway students and application process, financial literacy, and assistance in identifying as evidenced by: and applying for financial aid, grants and scholarships, in addition to At 1 college visit per year to exposing students to many different career opportunities. schools with strong pre-med and College Visits Knowledge Track offers exposure to college – public health programs campuses in order to help students make informed decisions Host at least 4 workshops per about their choice of college and build their knowledge of the year on college requirements options available in higher education. College exposure includes college tours, college fairs, and visits by college representatives.
Coordinating at least 3 career panels with professionals from medical field Holding monthly meetings between select Knowledge Track students and CHHS Restorative Justice Coordinator to learn the principles of restorative justice and learn how to mediate conflict and facilitate healing circles. Knowledge Track staff will meet with Community Hills High School Work-Based Learning Coordinator (WBLC) and other Boyle Heights Building Healthy Communities (LAH BHC) members to align Knowledge Track’s strategies with existing goals and activities. Connecting pathway students with community service projects related to medical field; encouraging students to volunteer and promote local/Boyle Heights health fairs Deepening the partnership with local health providers and the medical village at the County through having staff participate on career panels or meet with Knowledge Track students, providing internships and hosting job shadows days. Expanding Knowledge volunteer partnership with Holleydale Palms (assisted living facility) to incorporate health/medical activities (e.g. students meet with and/or shadow medical staff, students participate in leading/co-facilitating existing health/wellness workshops/activities for seniors) Knowledge Track supports students with opportunities to explore their passions, constructively engage in their communities and ensure that students engage in educational summer programs and internships. Knowledge Track also provides students with support and guidance in all aspects related to college admissions, including the college selection and application process, financial literacy, and assistance in identifying and applying for financial aid, grants and scholarships, in addition to exposing students to many different career opportunities. College Visits – Knowledge Track offers exposure to college campuses in order to help students make informed decisions about their choice of college and build their knowledge of the options available in higher education. College exposure includes college tours, college fairs, and visits by college representatives. 2. Increased knowledge of higher education institutions with strong medical and public health programs Community Hills High School Medical and Health Sciences Linked Learning pathway students as evidenced by: At 1 college visit per year to schools with strong pre-med and public health programs Host at least 4 workshops per year on college requirements Month 12 and 24
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