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Career Tech Education (CTE) Advisory Committee September 4, 2019 Welcome Process Update Townhall Input Draft Pathway Concept Existing Pathway Enhance Update Advisory Committee Support Next Steps CTE Advisory Committee - Rationale

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Career Tech Education (CTE) Advisory Committee

September 4, 2019

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Welcome Process Update Townhall Input Draft Pathway Concept Existing Pathway “Enhance” Update Advisory Committee Support Next Steps

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CTE Advisory Committee - Rationale

Why: We believe all students, particularly those who are furthest from

pportunity, should be able to engage in learning that is purposeful, aligned with

their passions, and values their contributions. How: By having hands-on opportunities for students to develop “real life skills,” and develop themselves as authentic problem-solvers. What: School structures and programs that include community connections, career pathways, and internships.

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Our Process

Board Presentations (Nov. 1, 2018; Feb. 21, 2019) Program & Economic Workforce Analysis Superintendent’s CTE Advisory Committee (April 24, May 15, Sept. 4) Community Town Hall (August 7) DSHS Staff, Leadership, Counselors (Fall 2019) Data Review BOE Recommendation (December 2019) Course Development Student Recruitment Activities Initial Launch ( Fall 2020)

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Team Discussion:

What do you see?
What inferences can you make?
How should this inform our thinking?

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How important is a balance of courses for college preparation and career preparation?

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Generally, should course offerings provide more depth or breadth?

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Would you support a reduction of overall course

fferings to create sustainable CTE pathways?

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Should all students be enrolled in a CTE pathway through completion?

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Should DJUSD have a CTE Graduation Requirement?

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Should all electives fall into a CTE pathway?

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Should core academic courses be integrated into CTE Pathways?

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Should CTE Pathways include internship/apprenticeship opportunities?

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Considerations

Staffing
Facilities
Master schedule
Opportunity costs
Credentialing
Community partnerships
Achievability
Resources requirements
Student interest &

enrollment

Depth vs. Breadth
Sustainability
Pathway “Feeders”

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Guiding Principles

Community Demand Achievability Future Forward

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Townhall - Pathway Prioritization

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2020 Pathway Proposal - DRAFT

Current Offerings Fall 2020 Enhance

AgriScience
Automotive
Robotics
Ag and Natural Resource Technologies
Transportation Technologies
Robotics

Repurpose

Journalism & Graphic Arts
Internet Engineering &

Programming

Multimedia Storytelling
Information and Communication

Technologies

New

Health Science

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2021 - 2023 Pathway Possibilities - DRAFT

Current Offerings Pathways Repurpose

World Languages
Music & Drama
Stagecraft
Interpretation & Translation
Performing Arts
Production and Managerial Arts

New

Education & Child Development
Public Service (Ethnic Studies)
Social Entrepreneurship

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Existing Pathway “Enhance” Update

1. Robotics
2. Auto
3. Ag
4. Multimedia

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Next Steps

Existing Pathway Enhancement - Outreach, Course Development, Branding
Repurpose - Credentialing, Course Development
Health Science (New) - Outreach, Identifying Strand, Course Development
DHS Counselor Review
Further Enrollment Analysis
DHS Staff Meeting
Update/Communication of Program Proposal to CTE Superintendent’s

Advisory Group

Development of Formal DJUSD CTE Advisory Committee following

recommendation

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