Advisory Sessions & Program Development Workshops
Targeted workshops are approximately 2 hours and are geared to support team cultivate vision and strategy to meet key components of task area.
Guided OBM support sessions are designed to serve as half-day to full day workshops addressing at minimum 2 benchmarks per session and are developed to specifically address components within each targeted benchmark.
Workshops We OfferCreation of Vision & Mission Statement for ECHS Development of ECHS Strategy & Implementation of PlanParameters of MOU & Functional Components WithinConcepts around Family Outreach & Engagement Formulation of Open-Access Lottery or Weighted LotteryRecruitment Planning - i.e. Marketing and Community Engagement EffortsDevelopment of Admission Policy & Enrollment Application & Student Confirmation
Gerenwood approaches in Early College High Schools in two areas: ECHS Implementation Support & ECHS Benchmark Support
Whether familiar with our approach or not, here are some frequently asked questions about the industry we serve. If your question is not listed here, please contact us through our contact page or set up a consultation today.
The short answer is yes, the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school and save on future tuition costs can certainly be worth it.
This depends on your future aspirations; some universities only accept college credit based on your results on the AP and IB exam. So, your future aspirations are an important factor when considering which path is the best fit for your future.
Schedule a consultation and allow us to conduct a needs assessment and allow us to identify how we can support your Early College High School initiatives.
Workshops and advisory sessions range in pricing, some advisory sessions can cost a few hundred dollars and some workshops can cost in the thousands, pricing depends on the overall scope of project.
Gerenwood Advisors has student success at the core of all workshops and advisory programs, our objective is to provide comprehensive support to those that participate with the Early College High School initiative.