Hudson Catholic

Regional High School

FVE Case Study
Amethyst Rice
EDU 505 Future of Education
Rebeca Waters
Post University
Introduction

School Nearby Schools

Educational Organization:
135 108,220
Hudson Catholic High School ██ White
(32%) (70%)
Location: Jersey City , NJ 128 16,320
██ Hispanic
(30%) (11%)
Services: 72 16,636
██ Black
(17%) (11%)
▪ 422 students., Grades 9-12 55 8,465
██ Asian
▪ 135 white ,128 Hispanic, 70 (13%) (5%)
black ,55 Asian, 30 other 30 4,885
██ Two or More
(7%) (3%)
▪ 15:1 student to teacher ratio ██ Pacific 1 252
Islander (0%) (0%)
██ American 1
Indian
Technology

▪ Blended Learning:
▪ Online learning-a way of studying for an internationally recognized
qualification without needing to attend classes on campus.
▪ Use- knowing the strengths and weaknesses of the student
▪ Benefits- project based learning, peer to peer learning, creative
independent learning
Technology

▪ Virtual Reality
▪ Definition - the computer-generated simulation of a three-
dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a
seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic
equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with
sensors
▪ Use- computer based training, can’t be obtained in formal education,
creates third world person experiences, presents new forms and
methods through visual learning
▪ Benefits- students stepping out of the classroom in the classroom,
monitored learning, and highly motivating
Scenarios

Definition
• strategic planning method that some organizations Making Process
use to make flexible long-term plans. It is in large
part an adaptation and generalization of classic
methods used by military intelligence. ▪ Collect all data for areas of
• The original method was that a group of analysts
would generate simulation games for policy weakness in student
makers the games combine known facts about the
future such as demographics geography military
political industrial information
▪ Through assumption create
new data review
Advantages
• Can plan ahead ▪ Strategize away from the
• Plenty of room for ideas and mistakes
students failure
Disadvantages
• May never happen
• Can be a fail or success
Scanning

▪ Definition- surveys and interprets ▪ Advantages:

relevant data to identify external
opportunities and threats. An ▪ Predictions of the future
organization gathers information
about the external world, its ▪ Data that can be used for the future
competitors and itself or thrown away
▪ Process: ▪ Disadvantages:
▪ Collect data ( past, observations, ▪ Months of research and no results
trends, current environmental state)
▪ Incorrect data and starting over
▪ Use data toward predictions of future
trends
▪ Use data create better scenarios,
informed
 Trends In Technology

1. Rethinking Work/Data
2. Effective relationships with students
3. Effective Accomplishments and student engagement
4. Peer to Peer tutoring
5. Computer based lessons
6. Student centered
7. Better training of teachers for students
8. Using all media resources
Vision Plan

Challenges:
Not enough money to fund what’s needed in classrooms
Teacher’s focusing on only sports and not the education
Too much standardized testing
Not student oriented, focused on making the school reputation
Conventional classrooms
Opportunities:
Funds for proper learning spaces (smart tv, projector, virtual reality, smart board, computers)
Student centered learning
Blended classrooms to focus on each student’s talent, skill, and intellect
Teachers that create better lesson plans for all students to benefit and learn better
Smart classrooms, no desks, comfortable tables with bright colors all over the room to keep attention all
day
Plan to Change

▪ Organize an open house with a town hall meeting. Getting the community involved as much
as possible is key. If they students and parents voice their opinions, there may be ways to fix
the small stuff as a community.
▪ Plan fundraisers once a month. Fundraisers that the school doesn’t have to put much money
into but can get a good percentage out of it. For example, Krispy Kreme, pizza hut, and
dominos all have fundraising packages. Student clubs can have fundraisers as well to help
raise money for new equipment
▪ Sign up for school contests. There are a few organizations that love to retool schools. For
example, Home depo always has contests for schools that need renovations. If the school
does the best they can getting votes through social platforms, they can win. Facebook,
YouTube, twitter, and Instagram are all good platforms to facilitate votes.
▪ Set a budget and aim for a deadline to get it. If the school, faculty, students, family, friends
and community are aware of the school needing help they can try to raise money through
spreading the word and donating themselves.
▪ Focus on the best interest of the students and teachers. Knowing the keys things are needed
can easily be solved by asking what can help. Students don’t mind saying what they think
can help with lesson retention etc.
Call to Action ( Fundraiser Ideas )
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