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In Southwest Pennsylvania

REMAKING LEARNING

Anytime, Anywhere, Everyone

LEARNING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

An ever expanding network

NATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

Setting the Remake Learning agenda

LEADERSHIP

Gregg Behr RLC Co-Chai hair Executive Director, the Grable Foundation Lynne Schrum RLC Co-Chai hair Dean of Education West Virginia University Anne Sekula RLC Direct ctor

The Remake Learning Council is a blu lue-ri ribb bbon

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ssion n of dis istingui tinguish shed ed le leader ers from the education, government, business and civic sectors working together to support teaching, mentoring, and design — across formal and informal educational settings — that spark rk creati tivit vity in in kid ids, activating them to acquire knowledge and skills necessary for navigating lifelong learning, the workforce, and citizenship.

Superintendents

• PPS
• Elizabeth Forward

Business Leaders

• Chevron
• Schell Games

Nonprofit Leaders

• PAEYC
• Fred Rogers Center

Libraries and Museum Leaders

• Children’s Museum
• Carnegie Libraries

Higher Education

• CMU
• University of Pittsburgh

Research Marketing & Awareness Access & Participation

RLC FOCUS AREAS

Orgs remaking learning for children in Southwest PA

MAIN REMAKE LEARNING PLAYERS

REMAKE LEARNING ECOSYSTEM

The Sprout Fund

www.sproutfund.org Catalyzing innovation since 2001 through:

• Grantmaking
• Community Building
• Storytelling
• Bridging grassroots and

treetops

• Project Management
• Badging

More than 500 community projects through more than $4 million of investments.

• Dynamic physical

space for curious educators

• Learn, share, create

and make

• “Play” time and

specific events and workshop STEAM Grants

Allegheny Intermediate Unit

What are Remake Learning

• rgs doing

to advance learning innovation?

NETWORK ACTIVITIES

Teacher’s Innovation Project: Pittsburgh Public Schools

Word Pla lay: y: Fred d Rogers s Center er

SMALLabs LLabs: : Eli lizab zabeth th Forward ard Scho hool

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istrict trict (and d oth

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Remake e Learning rning Dig igita tal Corps: rps: Sprou rout t Fund

Messa ssage ge fro rom Me: CREATE Lab (CMU MU)

South th Fayet ette e School hool Dis istri trict ct STEAM AM In Innovat ation ion Summer er In Institut tute

Measuring success

DATA

Southwest Pennsylvania West Virginia

CREATE LAB

COMMUNIT Y ROBOTICS, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY EMPOWERMENT CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSIT Y (IN PARTNERSHIP WITH WVU, EAST LIBERT Y, AND MARSHALL UNIVERSITIES)

72

Number of K-12 schools hosting CREATE Lab activities

56%

Average free/reduced price lunch compared to PA state e ave verage rage of 43%

47

Number of K-12 schools hosting CREATE Lab activities

52%

Average “Low SES” compared to WV state e ave verag rage e of 55%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 100.00%

CREATE TE Lab Free/R e/Reduced educed Price e Lu Lunch Distribution tribution Southw hwest est Pennsylv sylvania ania K-12 Schools

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% Free/ Reduced Enrollment CREATE Lab Average National Average State Average Allegheny County Average

STEAM GRANTS SINCE 2009

F U N D E D B Y T H E A L L E G H E N Y I N T E R M E D I AT E U N I T, S P R O U T F U N D , A N D LO C A L F O U N DAT I O N S I N S O U T H W E S T P E N N SY LVA N I A

61

Districts have been funded by STEAM grants in the last five years

64%

Of those districts have received more than one STEAM grant

38%

Average free/reduced price lunch rate among STEAM funded schools

• Allegheny County Average: 38%
• PA State Average: 43%
• National Average: 53%

$3.9

Million

Value of all STEAM grants awarded directly to local schools

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 100.00%

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% Free/Reduced Price Lunch Average Allegheny County Average

ACHIEVEMENT CASE STUDY:

T H E E L I Z A B E T H FO RWA R D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T

1

Number of dropouts in the 2012-2013 school year, compared to 24 in in 2009-2010

3%

Increase in standardized reading scores since 2010

4%

Increase in standardized math scores since 2010

500%

Increase in summer program enrollment since 2010, helping to stem summer learning loss across the district

145

EFSD’s rank out of 500 PA school districts in the Pittsburgh Business

• Times. In 2009-2010 the district

ranked 240th, a 95 distr trict ct jump mp.

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