The Central New York Consortium for Project CHARACTER*

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The Central New York Consortium for Project CHARACTER*

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CNY Project CHARACTER* …is based on successful grants created by Dr. Carroll awarded by the USDE Character Education Program for Harlem (2002—07) and Yonkers (2008—present) Public Schools

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The Central New York

Consortium for Project

CHARACTER*

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Created by:•Jim Carroll

•Joe Montecalvo•David Morton

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CNY Project CHARACTER*

…is based on successful grants created by Dr. Carroll awarded by the USDE Character Education Program for Harlem (2002—07) and Yonkers (2008—present) Public Schools

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CNY Project CHARACTER*

…will be a scientifically-based study to demonstrate that the successes achieved in large urban districts can be replicated among city, rural suburban, and nonpublic school districts.

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CNY Project CHARACTER Co-Directors:David Morton

Jim Carroll, Ph.D.Joe Montecalvo

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Target and Control Schools1 each year from…

• North Syracuse• Syracuse City Schools• La Fayette (other rural)• Syracuse Diocese

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Overview of Project CHARACTER

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CHARACTER• Citizenship and High Academic standards, Reinforcing the

•Aspen Character Traits, and Ethical Reasoning

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CNY Project CHARACTER*

…is designed to supplement, not supplant, any school’s existing character education program and requires no additional expenses (other than perhaps substitutes for 5 teachers per district on 4 release day workshops)

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CITIZENSHIPThe Character Education Public Policy Analyst: Define (1) schoolwide, (2) classroom & (3) curriculum social problems & develop new public policy solutions

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High Academic standards

CEPPA & PPA & character ed will promote academic improvement.

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Reinforcing the ASPEN Character Traits

respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, caring

justice & fairnesscivic virtue & citizenship

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Ethical Reasoning

Using analysis and technology to solve our school’s problems and create a caring environment

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Goals of Project CHARACTER

•Caring Schools•Improved Academic

Performance

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The four CRITICAL objectives of Project CHARACTER may be summarized as:

(1) Curriculum Restructuring to focus on the Six Pillars of Character—respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, caring, justice and fairness, and civic virtue and citizenship—in all content courses and on school-wide social problems,

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The four CRITICAL objectives of Project CHARACTER may be summarized as:

(2) Implementation and Training among four new target schools each year: summer workshop, 4 release days, Saturday & after school workshops

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The four CRITICAL objectives of Project CHARACTER may be summarized as:

(3) Integrating Computer Applications—The Character Education Public Policy Analyst (CEPPA) and The Public Policy Analyst (PPA), all of which develops …

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The four CRITICAL objectives of Project CHARACTER may be summarized as:

(4) Learning standards in both character and academic achievement related to the new NY content standards.

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The key to our success is…The School

Leadership Teams

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School Leadership Teams (LT)

• Building Principal•Five Highly Respected Teachers

•A Concerned Parent

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LT Members will lead their school

committees in using the CEPPA

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LT Members’ role is described in the

CHARACTER Handbook

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The CEPPA addresses theseschool social problems…• (a) discipline problems • (b) students’ grades • (c) participation in

extracurricular activities • (d) parental and

community involvement • (e) faculty and

administration involvement • (f) student and staff morale

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If we all work together as a team…

…then CHARACTER will achieve its goals and objectives in our four target schools