Online advising request https://www.saedpartnership.org/road-to-success/ https://www.tfaforms.com/4839826 Our assigned advisors contact information is on our Road to Success website
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Hello Campus Partners,
Our Road to Success (R2S) Team is very excited to begin another school year with you We will continue to provide virtual advising services for the entire fall semester of the 2020-2021 academic school year We will release our Back to Campus plans later in the Fall semester with the input of public health data, city ordinances, and school district policy
We are pleased to announce that majority of our services have been moved to virtual platforms Online advising request
https://www.saedpartnership.org/road-to-success/
https://www.tfaforms.com/4839826
Our assigned advisors contact information is on our Road to Success website page
https://www.saedpartnership.org/road-to-success/
Our SAEP Scholarship is now open and available
https://www.saedpartnership.org/saep-scholarship/
Road to Success Advisor Schedule while providing virtual advising
Tuesday through Friday
o 10 am to 7 pm (1 hour lunch break)
Saturday
o 8 am to 5 pm (1 hour lunch break)
The Road to Success team will be providing advising through student/partner initiated advising along with advisor initiated student outreach (from contact information provided by the school and the district) Advisors will be available through Zoom sessions, phone calls, emails and through text messaging Our Road to Success advisors will continue to promote the SAEP Scholarship and provide advising on our 5 key services:
Goal Setting: To assist students in setting short-term and long-term attendance, academic and career goals In addition, tools and resources are provided to develop the skills and strategies required to accomplish goals, including time management, problem-solving, and self-discipline
Career Planning: To increase awareness of and provide information and resources on career opportunities and assist students with making informed decisions regarding their college and career options Advisors assist students in navigating interest inventories, resume building, college degree plan exploration, and provide information on careers in STEAM and high demand occupations in San Antonio
College Entry and Enrollment: To increase awareness of and provide information and resources about higher education opportunities, as well as assist students with college applications – ApplyTexas, Common App, Coalition – and the enrollment process Advisors work with students to research colleges, write and edit application essays, analyze college admissions test scores, and enroll/register
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on financial aid resources available to pay for college; assist students and their families with completing and submitting financial aid (FAFSA/TASFA/CSS Profile) and scholarship applications; assist students and families to understand the student loan process The goal is for students to be informed consumers in this regard Advisors will also help students navigate the verification process and understand financial aid award packages
College Transition: To support transition into college by assisting recent high school graduates to access and navigate their college portal, access resources and services, sign
up for college orientation, and finalize their college registration, enrollment and matriculation Advisors address “Summer Melt” by communicating with all scholarship applicants – regardless of scholarship eligibility
The Road to Success (R2S) component offers One-on-One Advising, College Access Information Sessions for Parents, Assemblies and Classroom Presentations (all virtual for the Fall Semester)
In addition, the R2S program offers the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) Scholarship to all graduating seniors at the 32 partnering high schools The SAEP Scholarship has been in place since 1989 and, on average, awards $2,000,000 each year
Brackenridge HS, Burbank HS, Churchill HS, Cooper Academy, East Central HS, Edison HS, Fox Tech HS, Harlandale HS, Harlandale STEM ECHS, Highlands HS, Holmes HS, International School of the Americas, Jay HS, Jefferson HS, Johnson HS, Kennedy HS, Lanier
HS, Lee HS, MacArthur HS, Madison HS, Marshall HS, McCollum HS, Memorial HS, Reagan
HS, Roosevelt HS, Sam Houston HS, South San HS, Southside HS, Southwest HS, Southwest Legacy HS, Stevens HS, Taft HS
Scholarship Amounts:
$600 per year at community colleges: Northeast Lakeview College, Northwest Vista College, Palo Alto College, San Antonio College, St Philip’s College
$850 per year at 4-year public institutions: Texas A&M San Antonio, UT Health San Antonio, University of Texas at San Antonio
$1500 per year at private 4-year institutions: Our Lady of the Lake University, St Mary’s University, Trinity University, University of the Incarnate Word
To be eligible a student must complete the following in High School:
Complete the SAEP scholarship application by the March 31st deadline
Attend three (3) SAEP college success activities by the April 30th deadline
Attend SAEP Scholarship activation seminar by the May 31st deadline
Demonstrate financial need by submitting a copy of FAFSA Student Aid Report or TASFA application by the June 30th deadline
Achieve an overall 80 or above grade point average (Inclusive: 9th-12th grade on final transcript)
Graduate from an SAEP partner high school
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Enroll full-time (12+ credit hours) verified after census date
Enroll in a SAEP participating college/university
o If a student enrolls at an institution other than the partner schools (listed above) prior to activating the SAEP Scholarship, will become null and void
Enroll in Fall or Spring semester following high school graduation
Be enrolled in consecutive semesters (no gap year)
The SAEP Scholarship is renewable for up to 4 semesters at a community college, up to 8
semesters at a 4-year university, or 5 years, whichever comes first Students can transfer within the partner colleges/universities once they have activated the scholarship, as long as criteria for maintaining the scholarship is met every semester
To maintain the following in College:
Enroll full-time (12+ credit hours)
Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
Enroll in a SAEP participating college/university
Enroll in Fall or Spring semester following high school graduation
Enroll consecutive semesters (Fall/Spring; scholarship does not pay out for Summer)
If you have any questions about the Road to Success Program, SAEP Scholarship eligibility criteria, or our Road to Success College Access and Success Advisors please contact:
Arlin Yazzie
Lead College Access and Success Advisor
Phone: 210-207-4775
Email: ayazzie@saedpartnership.org
If you have any questions about MOUs, the Road to Success Program, and the San Antonio Education Partnership please contact:
Rebeca Gonzalez
Program Director
Phone: 210-207-4527
Email: rgonzalez@saedpartnership.org
Resources provided in this packet include:
Road to Success Advisor High School Assignments and Contact Information
Virtual Advising Model
SAEP Scholarship Flyer
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Road to Success College Access and Success Advisors
Rebeca Gonzalez, Program Director | 210-207-4527 | rgonzalez@saedpartnership.org
Arlin Yazzie, Lead College Access and Success Advisor | 210-207-4775 | ayazzie@saedpartnership.org
Vacant
Regan Northeast ISD South San South San Antonio ISD Marshall Northside ISD
Salvador Acosta
Jefferson San Antonio ISD
sacosta@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4787 MacArthur Northeast ISD
McCollum Harlandale ISD
Ashley Pineda
Southwest Legacy Southwest ISD
apineda@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4781 LEE Northeast ISD
Sam Houston San Antonio ISD
Lilibeth Ariceaga
Johnson Northeast ISD
lariceaga@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4781 Holmes Northside ISD
Harlandale Harlandale ISD
Rachel Maldonado
Harlandale STEM Harlandale ISD
rmaldonado@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4783 Stevens Northside ISD
Taft Northside ISD
Rosemary Rodriguez
Cooper/Phoenix San Antonio ISD
rrodriguez@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4779 Burbank San Antonio ISD
Brackenridge San Antonio ISD
Luis Sanchez
Edison San Antonio ISD
lsanchez@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4778 Lanier San Antonio ISD
East Central East Central ISD
Jasmyne Thomas
Southside Southside ISD
jthomas@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4786 John Jay Northside ISD
Southwest Southwest ISD
Valery Lara
Fox Tech San Antonio ISD
vlara@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4780 Churchill Northeast ISD
Roosevelt Northeast ISD
Taylor Cole
Highlands San Antonio ISD
tcole@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4768 Madison Northeast ISD
ISA Northeast ISD Jacquelyn Perez Somerset Somerset ISD jperez@saedpartnership.org
210-207-4764 Vacant
Memorial Edgewood ISD Kennedy Edgewood ISD
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Student completes Advising
Request form at
https://www.tfaforms.com/4839826
or completes
SAEP Scholarship form
R2S Advisor reaches out to
student
Successful Contact
R2S Advisor continues to
provided support and
guidance through out the
year.
Unsuccessful Contact
(attempted contact)
Advisor will reach out the
student once a week for 2
months If unable to contact
student the R2S Advisor will
switch to once a month.
Student emails or Campus Partner emails R2S Advisor
R2S Advisor reaches out to student
Successful Contact R2S Advisor continues to provided support and guidance through out the year.
Unsuccessful Contact (attempted contact)
Advisor will reach out the student once a week for 2 months If unable to contact student the R2S Advisor will switch to once a month.
Advisor calls/emails student from Student List provided
by school or district
Successful Contact R2S Advisor continues to provided support and guidance through out the year.
Unsuccessful Contact (attempted contact)
Advisor will reach out the student once a week for 2 months If unable to contact student the R2S Advisor will switch to once a month.