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We Have 36 Career Pathways What Does That Mean? An intentional sequence of courses guiding students towards concrete next steps aimed at career success August 22 nd , 2016 Sept. 28 th , 2016 Initial Pathways First school conversation

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We Have 36 Career Pathways

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What Does That Mean?

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An intentional sequence of courses guiding students towards concrete next steps aimed at career success

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August 22nd, 2016 Initial Pathways conversation with Tom Welsh

Sept. 28th, 2016

First school improvement session with HS Counselors

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all 12 High School Counselors in a room for 4 hours Invited Invited Locked Separated them into three teams and assigned each team five Career Clusters and issued this challenge: Given the Career Clusters, and Peoria Public’s current curricula, please outline the most appropriate sequence of courses for grades 9 – 12

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August 22nd, 2016 Initial Pathways conversation with Tom Welsh

Sept. 28th, 2016

First school improvement session with HS Counselors

Sept. 29th – Oct.

25th, 2016 Illinois Central College Pathways shop-around

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August 22nd, 2016 Initial Pathways conversation with Tom Welsh

Sept. 28th, 2016

First school improvement session with HS Counselors

Sept. 29th – Oct. 23rd,

2016 Illinois Central College Pathways shop-around

Oct. 24th, 2016

In-person, Pathways page turn review with ICC Deans

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Chairs Tom Welsh

PPS Career Pathways Curriculum Lead

Brent Baker

Peoria Pathways Coordinator

PPS Representatives

Susan Grzanich

PPS Chief Curriculum Officer

Taunya Jenkins

Chief Academic Instructional Officer

Illinois Central College Representatives

Wendee Guth

Dean, Healthcare Careers

Stacey Gehrig

Dean, Ag & Industrial Tech

Julie Howar

Dean, Information Technology, Business Systems and Hospitality

Judy Dietrich

College and Career Preparedness

Sharon Gilbert

ICC Dual Credit Coordinator

Workforce Development Representatives

David Vaughn

CareerLink Program Administrator

Chris Kendall

EFE System Director

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Don’t Let Perfect Stop Progress Generality More Challenging Than Specificity Shining Brighter Light on Intra- District Inequities How Rigid a Pathways System? Graduation Requirements Impeding Career-Relevant Electives

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Co-Chairs

Dr. Margaret Swanson

GP Pathways Co- Director: Curriculum

Brent Baker

GP Pathways Co- Director: Workforce

District Partners Susan Grzanich

Chief Innovation Officer, Peoria Public Schools

Lori Laredo

Asst. Superintendent,

East Peoria Keith Brown Principal, Illini Bluffs

Tony McCoy

Principal, Elmwood

Heather Bowman

Curriculum Director, Dunlap

Melissa Bloom

Curriculum Director, Pekin

Illinois Central College Representatives Wendee Guth

Dean, Healthcare Careers

Stacey Gehrig

Dean, Ag & Industrial Tech

Julie Howar

Dean, Information Technology, Business Systems and Hospitality

Anitria Shaw

College and Career Readiness

Dr. Emmanual

Awuah

VP Academic Affairs

Workforce Development Representatives David Vaughn

CareerLink Program Administrator

Chris Kendall

PERFECTSystem Director

Phyllis Glaizer

CIVEC System Director

Jill Warren

Tazewell County EFE System Director

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Changing Systems Already in Motion Building Competency Within & Across Districts Prioritizing College & Career Readiness for School Leadership Establishing Accountability Structures Between Schools & Community Teacher Shortage

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Hosting Regional Administrator Academies through ROE’s Scaling up, Adopting State Approach to Sequencing/Codifying Pathways with Regional Districts in AML, Healthcare, IT, Agriculture, & Education Hosting Regular Pathways ‘Mini- Summits’ Regional Schools to Convene and Collaborate