Sample PLA Resume 3
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PLA Resume
Selected Accomplishments:
- College /Career Advisor 4 years
- IEP and 504 Accommodations Secretary 3 years
- Part of the Counseling team at [Anonymous] High School for 4 years
- In Bearing Precious Seed ministry for 20 years, co-lead for 12 years
- Treasure Valley Baptist Church High School/Junior High Leader for 15 years
- Advanced Placement Exam Coordinator for 4 years
- Advanced Opportunities Coordinator for 4 years
| Skill, Expertise, or College-level Learning | Source of Learning | Learning Experience, Duty, Achievement, or Activity | Dates |
| Management and Leadership | Manage 10+ people at Treasure Valley Baptist Church in the Bearing Precious Seed ministry | Manufacturing of estimated one million John/Romans in various languages | 2009 – present |
| Youth Leaders for numerous middle and high school kids, every Sunday, various volunteer work, and 2 camps every year | 2005-2020 | ||
| College/Career Advisor at [Anonymous] High School | to about 1,300 high school students yearly, meeting state standards for 4 year plans | 2017 – present | |
| Advanced Placement Coordinator – handled the ordering, distribution, and organization of approximately 200 AP exams a year | 2017 – present | ||
| Advanced Opportunities Coordinator – Handled Advanced Opportunities accounts for 1,701 students. This includes approving accounts and troubleshooting | 2017 – present | ||
| Requested and approved funding for 8,631 dual credits for college totalling $669,074 | 2017 – present | ||
| Communications | College/Career advisor to about 1,300 high school students yearly | Numerous success stories: Naval Academy; DACA | 2017 – present |
| Raised the number of LatinX students attendance to Leadership Conference from 2 in two years to 20 this year – which was maximum allowed | 2020 | ||
| 504 and IEP Accommodations Secretary at [Anonymous] High School | Made sure all student 504 and IEP files were current, scheduled meetings for counselors and parents. Communicated 504 findings to appropriate teachers. | 2017 – 2020 | |
| Teamwork | Nampa School District College/Career Advisors | Created a 6 year plan for students’ goals, both academic and personal | 2017 – present |
| Collaborated on career fairs for the 3 Nampa High Schools | 2020 – 2021 | ||
| [Anonymous] High Counselors | Planned and implemented activities and gifts for Kindness Week for staff and students | Yearly from 2017 – present | |
| Worked together to meet the needs of Columbia’s students | 2017 – 2020 | ||
| Innovation | College/Career Advisor at [Anonymous] High School | Due to COVID, completely revamped College Application Week and held it online for all seniors
Reconfigured Higher Education Day for Juniors Implemented college representative zooms for all students on Wednesdays, used S’more and Remind to send notifications to students Created more college conversation starters with “Road Maps” for every staff member. I designed a fun sign that went outside of all staff doors that showed where they came from, what they wanted to be, and how that evolved over the years and the route that they took to get to where they are today. |
2020 – present
2018 |
| Training Conducted | ASCD Leadership Summit | Course in Engaging Open Dialogue that Drives Cultural Competency
How to Remain a Positive, Balanced and Productive Leader Despite Sudden Change Reducing Racial Disparities in Education and Health Building Relationships in the Digital Age GenZ Attitudes and Foundational Skills for the Jobs of 2030 Steps to Promoting Good Mental Health and Resiliency Do Less, Be More: Strategies to Decrease Stress, Increase Productivity, and Avid Burnout |
2021 |
| SafeSchools Training | Sexual Harassment: Staff-to-Staff
Sexual Misconduct: Staff-to-Student FERPA: Confidentiality of Records Bullying: Recognition and Response |
Yearly from 2017 – present | |
| Nampa School District | McKinney Vento/Migrant | 2017 – present | |
| College of Idaho – Arnoldo Hernandez and Adan DeLaPaz | The Pursuit of Inclusive Excellence | 2020 | |
| College of Western Idaho | The LatinX Dream: Supporting Students ‘ transition from High School to College | 2020 |
