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PERSISTENCE PLUS JOHN Implementation with BURTON Beyond the Safety Net Cohort ADVOCATES FOR YOUTH November 9, 2017 www.jbaforyouth.org Todays Presenters Cecilia Le, Director of Strategic Engagement PERSISTENCE PLUS Christopher Dech,
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Implementation with Beyond the Safety Net Cohort November 9, 2017
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Cecilia Le, Director of Strategic Engagement PERSISTENCE PLUS Christopher Dech, Educational Advisor MORENO VALLEY COLLEGE Simone Tureck, Associate Policy Director JOHN BURTON ADVOCATES FOR YOUTH
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As part of the Beyond the Safety Net Initiative, with youths’ consent, those enrolled in, or intending to enroll in college the following semester will receive nudges through Persistence Plus to support them in persisting and succeeding in college. As part of the Beyond the Safety Net Initiative, with youths’ consent, those enrolled in, or intending to enroll in college the following semester will receive nudges through Persistence Plus to support them in persisting and succeeding in college.
“Have you ever felt like you have no one to talk to, because that’s how I felt this semester and now I don’t know how to move forward.”
SUPPORTING STUDENTS THROUGH CHALLENGES
4 – Riverside City College student, December 2016 – Moreno Valley College student, December 2016
“I was destined to fail and live in the streets or spend time behind bars. But instead I put my family and my education first. I enrolled in college and am now
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OUR MODEL
OUR NUDGES LEAD TO GREATER STUDENT SUCCESS
Experimental and Partner Results with Students Interim Success Metrics
IN PERSISTENCE RATES
MATH TUTORING
PERSISTENCE RATES FOR FIRST‐GEN STUDENTS
DON’T RESPOND TO COACHES ENGAGE WITH PERSISTENCE PLUS
PARTNERSHIP WITH FOSTER CARE COUNTS
UC Riverside (Fall 2014) Riverside City College (Fall 2015) Moreno Valley College (Spring 2015) Cal State Fullerton (Fall 2016) UC Los Angeles (Fall 2016)
COMMUNICATING WITH GUARDIAN SCHOLARS
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STUDENTS HAVE RESPONDED TO NUDGES
OVER 4,000 TIMES
RESPOND TO NUDGES
OUTCOMES WITH GUARDIAN SCHOLARS
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10 percentage point higher fall‐to‐spring persistence 73% for students who used P+ 63% for students who opted
14 percentage point higher fall‐to‐fall persistence 54% for students who used P+ 40% for students who opted out
STUDENTS WHO USE P+
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renewal
Nudges tailored for who students are Differentiated pathways based on student responses Nudge content customized for colleges
NUDGES ARE CUSTOMIZED FOR STUDENTS
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It’s spot on most of the time, exactly the information I needed. And it’s good because sometimes it’s information that I didn’t think I needed to ask. Every now and then I’ll get something motivational and it’s not like I have to go in and talk to someone face to face about a
that’s really good. They do help me want to continue studying and keep pushing… I think it’s targeted towards me and that someone is listening to me. When I need extra help or tutoring or something I’ll get a text at just the right time, so it’s definitely made for what I’m going through.
FORMER FOSTER YOUTH APPRECIATE NUDGING
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Chris Dech, Moreno Valley College
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Youth who are enrolled in, or intend to be enrolled in an eligible* institution of post‐secondary education can receive nudges Students can continue to receive nudges even if they disenroll Students can continue to receive nudges even if they change their minds about enrolling that semester Students who transition into your program after the start of the semester can receive nudges
*Private, for‐profits must meet minimum requirements for Chafee & Cal Grant‐eligibility according to CSAC (https://webutil.csac.ca.gov/CalGrant_Inst/CalGrantInstSearch.aspx). NOTE: ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE AUTOMATICALLY ELIGIBLE (community colleges, CSUs & UCs)
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Youth begin to receive nudges Youth begin to receive nudges Programs will provide updated information each semester (on school changes & program changes) Programs will provide updated information each semester (on school changes & program changes) Nudges will cease (unless stopped earlier individually, or program
work with P+) Nudges will cease (unless stopped earlier individually, or program
work with P+)
Early January 2018 Throughout September 30, 2019
Spring 2018 Spring 2018 Summer 2018 Summer 2018 Fall 2018 Fall 2018 Spring 2019 Spring 2019 Summer 2019 Summer 2019
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Youth will begin to receive nudges JBAY will share this information with P+ Programs will share this information with JBAY Programs will provide youth with info on P+ & ask for consent to share basic info (i.e. name, phone #, school, etc.) ASAP November 24, 2017 December 1, 2017 Early January 2018
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Youth will need to consent for you to share their information (i.e. name, phone number, school, etc.) just like they do when they sign up for an app on their phone. Youth will need to consent for you to share their information (i.e. name, phone number, school, etc.) just like they do when they sign up for an app on their phone. JBAY will provide two options: JBAY will provide two options:
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contact (cell number)
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Follows industry best practices regarding system security Follows industry best practices regarding system security All student information transmitted via secure server All student information transmitted via secure server Student information never used for any
Student information never used for any
Minimum amount of personally identifying information collected Minimum amount of personally identifying information collected System has never been hacked System has never been hacked
View full description of privacy policy here: https://www.persistenceplusnetwork.com/privacy‐policy/
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Consider building consent into your program agreement youth are provided during intake
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“It’s a text message‐based service designed to support you to succeed in college and earn a degree or credential. The nudges will help you improve your study and learning strategies, remind you of important dates and deadlines, tell you about helpful resources on campus, and keep you motivated toward your goals. Other current and former foster youth in college have found it helpful and motivating, and studies show that students who use the service are more likely to stay in college and graduate.” “It’s a text message‐based service designed to support you to succeed in college and earn a degree or credential. The nudges will help you improve your study and learning strategies, remind you of important dates and deadlines, tell you about helpful resources on campus, and keep you motivated toward your goals. Other current and former foster youth in college have found it helpful and motivating, and studies show that students who use the service are more likely to stay in college and graduate.”
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Due to the dynamic nature of the nudges (students getting different nudges at different times based on who they are, their college, and how they respond), P+ cannot provide programs with the exact messages they are sending their youth. P+ & JBAY will host a webinar once per semester to share with providers in Beyond the Safety Net what P+ is learning from student response trends.
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Enter questions into the questions box in the control panel on the righthand side of your screen and hit “send.”
Simone Tureck simone@jbaforyouth.org Simone Tureck simone@jbaforyouth.org Cecilia Le cecilia@persistenceplusnetwork.com Cecilia Le cecilia@persistenceplusnetwork.com