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Counseling staff report Frontline adoption, strong work-based learning interest, and concerns about One-Click opt-in
Summary
Kim McFarlen told the committee the Counseling Department has started using Frontline, sustained a first-generation student group, saw solid interest in CNA and construction work-based programs, and noted challenges including One-Click moving to opt-in and a Skyward-to-Qmlativ transition.
Kim McFarlen presented the Counseling Department update, reporting that the department began using Frontline, continued a first-generation group, and reported strong student interest in CNA and construction work-based learning programs. McFarlen said a combined postsecondary/parent-teacher/FAFSA night this year drew many attendees.
She also outlined challenges: One-Click will be opt-in next year rather than opt-out, the Skyward-to-Qmlativ transition presents a learning curve, and the department is monitoring a possible state-mandated mental-health screener. The committee logged these departmental goals and challenges; no vote or direction was recorded in the minutes.
