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1 Project Director Three hundred students between the ages of 16 and 19

3 Teacher Co-ordi- enrolled in Northern, Central nators

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Basic Skills
Component

Counseling Component

No Basic Skills Component Counseling is conducted by
as such. Students are
scheduled for regular
high school offerings.
Basic skills component
not charged to the
project.

Chrysler Learning, Inc.
Students
receive five hours of counseling
per week. Counseling focuses

on:

skill development

work attitudes

.career development making career choices

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School District of the City of Detroit
Youth Employment Programe

Description of Program
Fourteen-year old Title I middle
school youth are offered, as a sup-
port service, an opportunity to work
under close supervision and with
extra counseling in order to improve
their academic and aspirational le-
vels and encourage them to continue
in school through high school gradu-
ation. Specifically, the program
aims to enhance the enrollees' aca-
demic performance by improving their
self-concept, classroom attendance
and providing academically related
employment.

A paid work experience is built
around academically related employ-
ment, on-the-job supervision in
group sessions. Tutorial training,
academic remediation and career ex-
ploration, using workshops and se-
lected visits to colleges and indus-
try are also offered.

Basic Skills Component
Approximately fifty percent
of the participating students
are enrolled in a Title I
reading or math laboratory.
Intensive development of
mathematics and/or reading
skills are persued five (5)
class periods per week.

All other participating stu-
dents receive reading and or
math skills to facilitate
their involvement as tutor-
ers. These skills are pro-
vided by the Middle School
Work Study counselor on an in-
dividual basis or small group
session. Tutorial skills are
also developed in two Saturday
workshop setting, 5 hours in
length.

Counseling Component
Students are counseled to
assist them in developing a
compatible peer group rela-
tionship, a positive rela-
tionship with adults, and in
making a smooth transition to
high school.

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School District of the City of Detroit
Youth Employment Programs

Description of Program

Dropouts and potential dropouts are
assisted in returning to regular
school or some other type of train-
ing program, and/or entering the
world of work.

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Basic Skills Component

Individualized and small group instruction is used to remediate basic skills. This is carried out by the teacher/ Couselor as needed.

The student's daily schedule includes one (1) clock hour period per day with the JobUpgrading teacher/counselor. This time allowance facilitates remedial, instructional and counseling support.

Intensive counseling is carried out to assist students in the area of personal development, decision making skills and career development and options.

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