Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP) Schools for 2013

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ASCA Announces 2013 RAMP Schools

For immediate release April 17, 2013

ALEXANDRIA, VA. This year, 72 schools will receive the Recognized ASCA Model

Program (RAMP) designation during a special ceremony at the American School

Counselor Associations annual conference in Philadelphia, Pa. The schools will be

honored on July 2 for making an exemplary commitment to comprehensive school

counseling programs, ASCA officials announced today.

The RAMP designation, awarded to schools that align with the criteria set in the

ASCA National Model, recognizes schools that are committed to delivering a

comprehensive, data-driven school counseling program and an exemplary

educational environment. Nearly 500 schools have been designated as RAMP since

the programs inception.

Jill Cook, ASCA assistant director and RAMP coordinator, said this years recipients

are to be commended for their dedication to serving all students and demonstrating

how effective school counseling programs can make a difference in students lives.

This years RAMP honorees have shown their commitment to students and theschool counseling profession, Cook said. This designation distinguishes these

schools and encourages school counselors nationwide to continue to strive for

success.

The 2013 RAMP schools are:


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ArizonaDeGrazia Elementary School, Tucson (Re-RAMP)

Dobson High School, Mesa

Sonoran Trails Middle School, Cave Creek

California

Brea Olinda High School, Brea (Re-RAMP)

Vandenberg Middle School, Lompoc (Re-RAMP)

Colorado

Grandview High School, Aurora (Re-RAMP)

Florida

Jacksonville Heights Elementary School, Jacksonville

GeorgiaAlan C. Pope High School, Marietta (Re-RAMP)

Allatoona High School, AcworthBradwell Institute, Hinesville

Centennial High School, Roswell (Re-RAMP)

Collins Hill High School, Suwanee (Re-RAMP)K.B. Sutton Elementary School, Forsyth

Level Creek Elementary School, Suwanee

Mary Persons High School, Forsyth

Miller Grove Middle School, Decatur

Puckett's Mill Elementary School, Dacula

Sanders Elementary School, Austell

Settles Bridge Elementary School, Suwanee (Re-RAMP)T.G. Scott Elementary School, Forsyth

William Hubbard Middle School, Forsyth

Iowa

Garfield Elementary School, Davenport (Re-RAMP)

Illinois

Evanston Township High School, Evanston

John Hersey High School, Arlington Heights

Northside Learning Center, Chicago

Roosevelt High School, ChicagoSouthside Occupational Academy, Chicago

Willowbrook High School, Villa Park

Indiana

Creekside Elementary School, FranklinEastern High School, Pekin

Franklin Community Middle School, Franklin


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Heritage Jr/Sr High School, Monroeville (Re-RAMP)

LaSalle Intermediate Academy, South BendMarengo Elementary School, Marengo

Milltown Elementary School, Milltown

Scottsburg Elementary School, Scottsburg (Re-RAMP)

Woodlan Jr/Sr High School, Woodburn

Michigan

Calhoun Area Career Center, Battle CreekOrchard Lake Middle School, West Bloomfield

West Hills Middle School, West Bloomfield

North Carolina

Clyde Erwin Elementary Magnet School, Jacksonville

Dillard Drive Middle School, Raleigh

East Cary Middle School, CaryEast Millbrook Magnet Middle School, Raleigh (Re-RAMP)

Holly Grove Middle School, Holly SpringsWest Lake Elementary School, Apex

Nebraska

Lincoln East High School, Lincoln (Re-RAMP)

Schoo Middle School, Lincoln

New Jersey

Lakeland Regional High School, Wanaque

Nevada

Yvonne Shaw Middle School, Sparks (Re-RAMP)

Ohio

Olentangy Liberty Middle School, PowellSouth Salem High School, Salem (Re-RAMP)

Pennsylvania

Moss Side Middle School, MonroevilleQuaker Valley Middle School, Sewickley (Re-RAMP)

South Carolina

Cane Bay High School, Summerville

Fort Dorchester High School, N. CharlestonRocky Creek Elementary School, Lexington

Sangaree Elementary School, SummervilleSummerville High School, Summerville

Westview Middle School, Goose Creek

Woodland Elementary School, Greer


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Texas

Captain Walter E. Clarke Middle School, El Paso

Virginia

Chantilly High School, Chantilly (Re-RAMP)

Coles Elementary School, ManassasFranklin Middle School, Chantilly

George C. Marshall High School, Falls Church

J.W. Alvey Elementary School, HaymarketKilmer Middle School, Vienna (Re-RAMP)

Lake Braddock High School, Burke (Re-RAMP)

Lake Braddock Middle School, Burke (Re-RAMP)

Longfellow Middle School, Falls Church

Tyler Elementary School, Gainesville

RAMP applications are reviewed once a year by a panel of school counseling

professionals. The next submission deadline is Oct. 15, 2013. For more information

on the program, visit www.ASCANationalModel.org/ramp.

The American School Counselor Association (www.schoolcounselor.org) is a

worldwide nonprofit organization based in Alexandria, Va. Founded in 1952, ASCA

supports school counselors efforts to help students focus on academic,

personal/social and career development so they not only achieve success in schoolbut are prepared to lead fulfilling lives as responsible members of society. The

association provides professional development, publications and other resources,

research and advocacy to 32,000 professional school counselors around the globe.

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ASCA Contact: Kathleen Rakestraw, ASCA, (703) 683-2722,

[email protected]

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