Richland One Works (ROW)

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Richland One Works (ROW)
School/Community Based Enterprise System
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Richland One Works
ROW is a school-based enterprise system that
seamlessly integrate academic and real world
experiences. The systematic approach is designed
to address transition issues regarding students
with special needs.
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ROW Addresses Strategic Plan Strategy 7
We will develop a system for setting personal,
challenging goals for each student, which
appropriately involves staff, family and
community. Specific Result To improve Special
Education Transitions
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Needs assessment

• Audit of Transition Plans showed deficiencies
• Current programs are fragmented
• District wide equity in regard to program
  offerings is not adequate
• Students with disabilities need more program
  options to meet their needs

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ROW Benefits
  Expanded specially designed program
opportunities Uniform curriculum for
transition More effective transition services
for students More students prepared for
post-secondary opportunities
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Components of the ROW Program

• Assessment/Integration
• In-District Work Experience
• Community Service Activity
• Works Curriculum
• Placement

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Brick Works
In Brick Works students learn basic masonry
skills by making mailboxes grills and other
masonry structures.
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Café Works
In Café Works students learn skills in culinary
arts and catering.
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  Ceramic Works
In Ceramic Works students learn the skills
necessary to make beautiful ceramic products.
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Concrete Works
In Concrete Works students learn masonry skills
while producing concrete picnic tables, bird
baths etc..
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Copy Works
In Copy Works students learn the skills necessary
to produce printed materials.
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Detail Works
In Detail Works students learn the skills
necessary to clean and detail cars.
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Gift Works
In Gift Works students learn the skills necessary
to produce silk arrangements and gift items.
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 Green Works
In Green Works students learn landscape
design/maintenance and horticulture skills.
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  Office Works
In Office Works students learn computer and
general office skills by producing photo
identification cards for staff and other office
related products and services.
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Screen Works
In Screen Works students learn the skills
necessary to customize shirts, tote bags and much
more.
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Stitch Works
In Stitch Works students learn skills in sewing
and custom embroidery.
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Wood Works
In Wood Works students learn basic carpentry
skills by making dog houses, picnic tables and
storage buildings.
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Staffing Issues
Upgrade HCTC Dean to Assistant Principal
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Budget Summary
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Full Speed Ahead!