Tips for Planning a GO Center
- Identify one person to head up the development. Select an individual interested in the project.
- Identify the different audiences who use the GOCenter, for example: middle and high school students, dropouts, parents, young adults, and other community members searching for a new start, and staff.
- Secure administrative support.
- Set up a budget. Identify in-school and out-of-school financial resources i.e., PTSA, Perkins Funding (career/technology supervisor).
- Coordinate the plan and future development with other high schools, middle schools, and out-of-school agencies.
- Involve the advisory committee. Assign member to subgroups with plans to make, goals to reach, items to collect and contacts to be made.
- Work with Local School Advisory Team to tell the GO Center story. Involvement reaps participation.
- Ask for help and advice from the GDOE, V. Snyder at vsnyder@doe.k12.ga.us
- Write the plan. Include objectives, procedures, deadlines, budgets.
Develop an inventory of what’s available and what’s needed early on and keep it up-to-date.
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