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Allowing students to envision various possibilities for their future helps them stay engaged and on track to graduate, said Jordan Bills, a counselor at Aurora vocational centers. Bills has taken students to visit colleges and connected them with professionals or military recruiters. She has also helped families learn about the various ways to pay for college. «Our job is to bridge the knowledge gap,» Bills said. «There has to be some autonomy and choice, give them more, the autonomy to be the ones who lead their lives.»
Pandemic presents new challengesLooking ahead, what district leaders are most concerned about are absent and disengaged students. «The main factor we’re now trying to understand family by family is why a student is continually absent,» said Munn, Aurora’s superintendent. «We’re hearing more and more that ‘they’re working,’ or they’re taking care of someone while their relatives are working. «Charlotte Ciancio, superintendent of the Mapleton school district, is thinking about offering virtual or hybrid learning for students who no longer find it valuable to spend all day sitting in a classroom. «Is a school day the right amount of hours?» Ciancio said. In Pueblo, Superintendent Macaluso said students who were living in poverty now must also deal with isolation, trauma, grief and loss. «When you’re already facing hardship, those things have a big impact,» she said. «Everyone has been affected, in one way or another,» Molina said, which affects how students participate in their education. «There are a lot of people with no hope and just trying to live in the moment.»
OB Profile – UCSUR
This position will also act as the State Emergency Support Function (ESF) lead for agriculture and livestock at the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) when activated for a state or regional disaster. It will also oversee agriculture emergency management, preparedness, and response activities and support agricultural emergencies statewide.
In this position he will also act as the director of the state’s Emergency Support Function (ESF) for agriculture and livestock when the State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) is activated in the event of a state or regional disaster. It will also oversee agricultural emergency management, preparedness and response activities, and support statewide agricultural emergency measures.
«I am eager to begin developing CDA’s department-wide, all-hazards emergency management program to increase staff training and prepare our agricultural communities to deal with natural and man-made catastrophes,» said Dan Frazen, CDA’s Agricultural Emergency Coordinator. «I anticipate being able to expand the Agricultural Emergency Liaison Program in farming and ranching communities across the state so that members of our agricultural communities can act as subject matter experts and assist local and state emergency management professionals with preparedness, response and recovery operations.»
