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AB 86: Adult Education Los Angeles Regional Adult Education Consortium All Districts Faculty Kick-off General Meeting September 19, 2014 http://ab86.cccco.edu Todays Agenda Welcome AB86 Status AB86 Objectives Teacher


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AB 86: Adult Education

Los Angeles Regional Adult Education Consortium All Districts’ Faculty Kick-off General Meeting

September 19, 2014 http://ab86.cccco.edu

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Today’s Agenda

  • Welcome

– AB86 Status – AB86 Objectives

  • Teacher and Student Preliminary Survey Results – WestEd
  • AB86 Objective 3

– Break-out Group Discussions – Reporting back to the Full Group

  • Next Steps
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Welcome!

  • Greetings

– Andrea Rodriguez, East Los Angeles Skills Center, Principal

  • LARAEC Executive Team

– Dr. Marvin Martinez, ELAC, President – Donna Brashear, LAUSD/DACE Executive Director – Martha Walter, BUSD Principal – Veronica Montes, CCUSD Principal – Kathy Brendzal, MUSD, Director

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Vision of LARAEC Adult Education

Sustain Improve Expand

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LARAEC Vision

The LARAEC will sustain, expand and improve adult education to our region.

  • Creates seamless programs and pathways to workforce and higher education

that are regionally relevant, efficient, and comprehensive

  • Leverages community resources through a structured and collaborative inter-

agency approach

  • Provides programs that are student centered, data driven, focused on best

practices and that reduce existing gaps in programs and services

  • Prepares students with 21st century skills that meet their employment,

academic and civic goals ensuring that they contribute to the economic vitality

  • f the Los Angeles region
  • Establishes vehicles for collaborative professional development that improve

student outcomes

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5 Program Areas

1. Elementary and Secondary Basic Skills 2. Classes for Immigrants 3. Programs for Adults with Disabilities 4. Short Term CTE Programs 5. Programs for Apprentices

7 Objectives

1. Evaluation of existing AE programs 2. Evaluation of AE needs 3. Plans to integrate programs 4. Plans to address the gaps 5. Plans to accelerate students’ progress 6. Plans to collaborate on provision of professional development 7. Plans to leverage existing regional structures

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Accomplishments to Date

  • Focus on AB86 Regional Comprehensive Plan

– Objective 1: Documenting current services – Objective 2: Documenting current adult needs – Objective 4: Initial identification of gaps between current services and adult needs

  • Submission of State-mandated reports
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AB86 Timeline

Major Reports Submitted or Due

Feb 24, 2014 Jul 31, 2014 Oct 31, 2014 Dec 31, 2014 Mar 31, 2015 Aug 31, 2015

  • 1. LARAEC’s planning grant application

with preliminary budget summary

Done

  • 2. LARAEC’s regional comprehensive plan

to date and expenditure report

Done

  • 3. LARAEC’s regional comprehensive plan

to date and expenditure report

Due

  • 4. Final draft

Due

  • 5. Final LARAEC’s regional

comprehensive plan

Due

  • 6. Final expenditure report

Due

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LARAEC Overview

  • LARAEC Executive Team

– Dr. Marvin Martinez, ELAC, President – Donna Brashear, LAUSD/DACE Executive Director – Martha Walter, BUSD Principal – Veronica Montes, CCUSD Principal – Kathy Brendzal, MUSD, Director

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WestEd

Teacher and Student Preliminary Survey Results

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Draft Strategy Map: AB86

Vision: “The LARAEC will sustain, expand and improve adult education.

Indirect Beneficiaries The Region, Our Partners, Taxpayers, Local Businesses, Our Economy Direct Beneficiaries/ Adult Learners 5 Program Areas Regional Consortium (Objectives) Faculty & Staff Development (Objectives)

Immigrants and Non-English Speakers Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 1.

Build on Current Adult Education Programs

  • 1. Element./

Secondary Basic Skills; H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

  • 2. Citizen.,

ESL, Workforce Preparation for Immigrants

  • 4. Short-term

CTE with High Employment Potential 5. Apprenticeship Programs Individuals Pursuing Career Changes/ Employment

  • Objs. 2 & 4.

Evaluate Adult Education Needs and Close Gaps

  • Obj. 5.

Accelerate Student Progress

  • Obj. 7.

Leverage Existing Regional Structures

What we will do

  • Obj. 6. Provide

Professional Development

How we will do it Who will benefit

  • 3. Education

Programs for Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 3. Ensure

Integration/ Seamless Transitions Individuals Seeking H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

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Draft Strategy Map: AB86

Vision: “The LARAEC will sustain, expand and improve adult education.

Indirect Beneficiaries The Region, Our Partners, Taxpayers, Local Businesses, Our Economy Direct Beneficiaries/ Adult Learners 5 Program Areas Regional Consortium (Objectives) Faculty & Staff Development (Objectives)

Immigrants and Non-English Speakers Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 1.

Build on Current Adult Education Programs

  • 1. Element./

Secondary Basic Skills; H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

  • 2. Citizen.,

ESL, Workforce Preparation for Immigrants

  • 4. Short-term

CTE with High Employment Potential 5. Apprenticeship Programs Individuals Pursuing Career Changes/ Employment

  • Objs. 2 & 4.

Evaluate Adult Education Needs and Close Gaps

  • Obj. 5.

Accelerate Student Progress

  • Obj. 7.

Leverage Existing Regional Structures

What we will do

  • Obj. 6. Provide

Professional Development

How we will do it Who will benefit

  • 3. Education

Programs for Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 3. Ensure

Integration/ Seamless Transitions Individuals Seeking H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

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Draft Strategy Map: AB86

Vision: “The LARAEC will sustain, expand and improve adult education.

Indirect Beneficiaries The Region, Our Partners, Taxpayers, Local Businesses, Our Economy Direct Beneficiaries/ Adult Learners 5 Program Areas Regional Consortium (Objectives) Faculty & Staff Development (Objectives)

Immigrants and Non-English Speakers Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 1.

Build on Current Adult Education Programs

  • 1. Element./

Secondary Basic Skills; H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

  • 2. Citizen.,

ESL, Workforce Preparation for Immigrants

  • 4. Short-term

CTE with High Employment Potential 5. Apprenticeship Programs Individuals Pursuing Career Changes/ Employment

  • Objs. 2 & 4.

Evaluate Adult Education Needs and Close Gaps

  • Obj. 5.

Accelerate Student Progress

  • Obj. 7.

Leverage Existing Regional Structures

What we will do

  • Obj. 6. Provide

Professional Development

How we will do it Who will benefit

  • 3. Education

Programs for Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 3. Ensure

Integration/ Seamless Transitions Individuals Seeking H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

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Draft Strategy Map: AB86

Vision: “The LARAEC will sustain, expand and improve adult education.

Indirect Beneficiaries The Region, Our Partners, Taxpayers, Local Businesses, Our Economy Direct Beneficiaries/ Adult Learners 5 Program Areas Regional Consortium (Objectives) Faculty & Staff Development (Objectives)

Immigrants and Non-English Speakers Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 1.

Build on Current Adult Education Programs

  • 1. Element./

Secondary Basic Skills; H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

  • 2. Citizen.,

ESL, Workforce Preparation for Immigrants

  • 4. Short-term

CTE with High Employment Potential 5. Apprenticeship Programs Individuals Pursuing Career Changes/ Employment

  • Objs. 2 & 4.

Evaluate Adult Education Needs and Close Gaps

  • Obj. 5.

Accelerate Student Progress

  • Obj. 7.

Leverage Existing Regional Structures

What we will do

  • Obj. 6. Provide

Professional Development

How we will do it Who will benefit

  • 3. Education

Programs for Adults with Disabilities

  • Obj. 3. Ensure

Integration/ Seamless Transitions Individuals Seeking H.S. Diploma/ Equivalency

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AB86 Program Areas Offered by Adult Education Only Offered by Both Adult Education and Community Colleges Offered by Community Colleges Only H.S. Diplomas/ CTE Articulation

  • H.S. Equiv.

Certificate

  • H.S. Diploma
  • Short-Term CTE
  • CTE Certificates
  • Apprenticeship
  • Workforce Preparation Basic Skills
  • CTE AA Degrees

Basic Skills

  • Secondary
  • Elementary
  • College Credit
  • College Non-credit
  • College Credit

(eligible for transfer credit) Immigrants/ ESL for Non- English Speakers

  • Citizenship
  • ESL for Immigrants/Non-English Speakers
  • ESL-College Non-credit
  • ESL-College Credit

Adults with Disabilities

Student Progression

* Offered within Adult Education and as non-credit college courses. ** Offered within Adult Education as non-credit college courses that do not count as transfer credits.

Adult Education Offerings

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Objective 3

Plans for consortium members and partners to integrate existing programs and create seamless transitions into postsecondary education or the workforce

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Objective #3: AB86 State Requested Plans and Strategies

Academic/Career Pathways to Employment Alignment of:

Placement Curriculum Assessments Student Progress Indicators Major Outcomes

Transition Strategies

Communication Pathways Student Services LARAEC plans to address:

  • Alignment across delivery

systems

  • Transitions from adult

education to college or career, including program alignment and pathways

  • Needed support services for

advising and developing educational plans to achieve their academic/career goals

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1. Divide into 4 pre-assigned discussion groups 2. Discuss area assigned 3. Identify strategies or approaches for your assigned area that will result in: 1. Better integration of existing programs 2. Seamless transitions into postsecondary education 3. Seamless transitions into the workforce 4. Embedded access to student services, including counseling, guidance, and follow-up 4. Select the 2 best strategies or approaches for further exploration or development 5. Return to the large room to report out on your 2 best strategies

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Objective #3: Plans for consortium members and partners to integrate existing programs and create seamless transitions into postsecondary education or the workforce.

September 19, 2014

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Objective #3: Plans for consortium members and partners to integrate existing programs and create seamless transitions into postsecondary education or the workforce.

Focus Today Required for the Planning Grant Submission on October 31st Transition to be Addressed Strategy/Approach to be Employed Resources Needed Estimated Cost Responsible Parties Assessment Methods Time Line

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Objective #3: Plans for consortium members and partners to integrate existing programs and create seamless transitions into postsecondary education or the workforce.

Focus Today Transition to be Addressed Strategy/Approach to be Explored

Integration/Seamless Transitions Worksheet

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Break-out Groups

Program Areas Room Core Leadership Team Member KH Consulting Group Facilitator Elementary and secondary basic skills; high school diploma or high school equivalency certificate

ABE/ ASE

324

  • Adrienne Ann Mullen
  • Danna Escalante
  • Yvette Fimbres

Gayla Kraetsch Hartsough, Ph.D.

Citizenship and ESL for immigrants and non-English speakers

ESL

327

  • Kit Bell
  • Craig Lee

Heather Sims

Education programs for adults with disabilities

AWD

304B

  • Diana Domingo
  • John Davey

Tom Altmayer

Basic skills workforce preparation, short-term CTE, and apprenticeships

CTE/ App

305

  • Joe Stark
  • Chito Cajayon

Tom Greer

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  • 1. Report out
  • 1. Elementary and secondary basic skills; high school

diploma or high school equivalency certificate

  • 2. Citizenship and ESL for immigrants
  • 3. Education programs for adults with disabilities
  • 4. Basic skills workforce preparation, short-term CTE,

and apprenticeships

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Objective #3: Plans for consortium members and partners to integrate existing programs and create seamless transitions into postsecondary education or the workforce.

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General Program Area Meeting #1: Objective 3 General Program Area Meeting #3: Sharing and Suggestions General Program Area Meeting #2: Objectives 5 and 6

Working Groups Working Groups

Input for Regional Comprehensive Plan Objectives 3, 5, and 6

September 19, 2014 October 3, 2014 October 17, 2014

LARAEC Planning Meetings

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AB 86 Next Meeting Dates

Date Time Where Purpose Friday, Sept. 26, 2014 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm East Los Angeles Skills Center Working Group Meetings Friday, Oct. 3, 2014 9:30 am – 12:30 pm Van De Kamp General Meeting

  • Report out from Working Groups
  • Objective 3 on Integration/Seamless
  • Focus on:
  • Objective 5 on Accelerated Learning
  • Objective 6 on Professional Development

Friday, Oct. 10, 2014 9:30 am – 12:30 pm East Los Angeles Skills Center Working Group Meetings Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 9:30 am – 12:30 pm East Los Angeles Skills Center General Meeting

  • Report out from Working Groups
  • Objective 5 on Accelerated Learning
  • Objective 6 on Professional Development
  • Discuss next steps

November 2014 or December 2014 TBD TBD General Meeting – Follow up