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PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE & CAREERS FOR WASHINGTONS EMERGING WORKFORCE CBS Summer er 2018 Jon Kerr, Director Basic Education for Adults William Durden, Policy Associate I-BEST & Guided Pathways SH SHANNON NNON BE BELL PROG OGRAM M

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PATHWAYS TO COLLEGE & CAREERS FOR WASHINGTON’S EMERGING WORKFORCE

CBS Summer er 2018 Jon Kerr, Director Basic Education for Adults William Durden, Policy Associate I-BEST & Guided Pathways

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SH SHANNON NNON BE BELL PROG OGRAM M SPECIALIS ALIST T III, , BE BEdA

  • Office Management Team
  • WABERS+ Helpdesk
  • BEdA I-BEST Programs & I-BEST Approval Support
  • Web Resources for I-BEST
  • BEdA & Corrections Website Maintenance
  • Corrections Education College Catalogues
  • Corrections Education Annual & Quarterly Reports
  • Corrections Education Meetings & Conferences

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PAT SEIBERT RT-LOVE VE: : POL OLICY ICY ASS SSOC OCIA IATE TE, , COR ORRE RECTIO CTIONS NS EDU DUCA CATION TION

  • Guided & I-BEST Pathways for CE
  • Corrections Education & DOC Liaison
  • State Legislation
  • Basic Skills for Adults, Workforce Education, AA

Degrees, & Reentry

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WA GUI UIDE DED D PATHW HWAYS S PRI RINCIPL NCIPLES ES

1.

  • 1. Clar

arify ify the e pa paths (Meta Majors)

Curricular Alignment

2.

  • 2. Hel

elp p stude dents s get get on a pa path

Student Support - On-Boarding

3.

  • 3. Hel

elp p stude dents s stay on t the e pa path

Student Support - Monitoring

4.

  • 4. Ensure

e stude dents ts are e lea earnin ing g

Institutional Pedagogy

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Basic & Transitional Studies Meta Major 1 Meta Major 2 Meta Major 3 Meta Major 4 Meta Major 5 Meta Major 6 I-BEST I-BEST I-BEST I-BEST I-BEST I-BEST

Contextualized Instruction

I-BE BEST ST in Gu in Guide ided d Pat athw hways ys

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ADULT EDUCATION ADVISORY COUNCIL (AEAC)

  • Employment Security Department
  • Department of Commerce
  • Washington Workforce

Association (WDC)

  • Library
  • Office of the Superintendent of

Public Instruction

  • Department of Corrections
  • Department of Social and Health

Services American Federation of Teachers

  • Community & Technical College

System

  • CBS
  • Skagit County Community Action
  • Community Based Organization
  • Business
  • Hispanic Community Rep.
  • Workforce Board
  • Director of Adult Basic Education
  • CTE Student Rep.

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AEAC WHITEPAPER: INCREASE PERCENT OF FULL-TIME BEDA FACULTY

  • AEAC Work Plan Objective 2.4: Advocate for more full-

time Basic Education for Adults faculty.

  • Action Requested: AEAC supports and offers

assistance in working to identify earmarked funds dedicated to converting an increased percent of Basic Education for Adults part time faculty positions to full time bringing equity to BEdA students, programming, and faculty.

  • Next Steps

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STUDENT AID FUNDING GUIDE

for

NAVIGATORS, ADVISORS, COACHES, & PATHWAY PLANNERS

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2018-20 2019 19 LEGISL GISLATIV TIVE E UPDATE TE

  • SBCTC Age

gency y reque equest st bil ill wit ith supp pport from

  • m OSPI:
  • Revises Revised Code of Washington (RCW) or state law

28B.50.535 to allow any student 16 years of age and older who receives an AA degree to be awarded a diploma from the college or school district

  • SBCTC Age

genc ncy y request equest bil ill wit ith ful ull l sup uppo port t from

  • m

OSPI:

  • Revises RCW 28A.635.060 to remove grades and

transcripts from being withheld due to unpaid fines in the K-12 system. Both bills are highly supported across.

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2017-2018 YEAREND REPORT REMINDER

2017-18 8 BEd BEdA Feder ederal al Rep epor

  • rts

ts Du Due e Augu ugust st 10, 0, 20 2018

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Ability to Benefit Update

  • Washington state has awarded 85 Pell grants through

Ability to Benefit totaling nearly $270k

  • 31 of those awards came from 9 colleges in our CTC system
  • 41 came from the university system, including 32 from

Evergreen State College

  • 13 came from private/for-profit colleges (NW University and

Charter College)

  • Washington comes in 26th nationwide for number of awards
  • Source: FOIA Request No. 18-01123-F
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I-BEST FTE Enrollments

  • I-BEST grew by 14% in 2017-18 for a total of 3031 FTES
  • This is contrast to declining FTES system-wide (-1%) and in

BEdA (-5%)

  • Colleges supported by the legislative allocation exceeded

their target of 120 additional FTES

  • We are continuing to support additional funding for I-BEST

and Opportunity Grants through materials like “Opportunities for Success”

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QUESTIONS

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Note: All material licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

CONT ONTACT CTS

"Bett tter er Jobs

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tter er Futu tures

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Stronger er Washin ingt gton

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." Jon M. Kerr rr, , Direct ector

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Basic Education for Adults V (360) 704-4326 E jkerr@sbctc.edu

William liam Durden, den, Polic icy y Associat

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Basic Education for Adults V (360) 704-4368 E wdurden@sbctc.edu

Washing hington n State Board for Communi nity ty & Techni nical al Colleges es 1300 Quince St SE | PO Box 42495 | Olympia, Washington 98504

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