College Access and Success Design Strategy Session



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College Access and Success Design Strategy Session Hosted by Marcia Quiñones, Marin Community Foundation Facilitated by Linda Collins, Career Ladders Project Dr. Laurie Scolari, Career Ladders Project Rachel Antrobus, Career Ladders Project April 1, 2015 Marin County Office of Education

Welcome College Access and Success Design Strategy Session Education Partners College of Marin: Jonathan Eldridge, VP of Student Learning & Services Gina Cullen, Department Chair of Counseling Linda Frank, Executive Director of Development Anna Pilloton, Director of Outreach & School Relations Marin County Office of Education: Mary Jane Burke, Superintendent Ken Lippi, Assistant Superintendent Novato Unified School District: Shalee Cunningham, Superintendent Matt Baldwin, Principal Adam Littlefield, Principal Jennifer Nickl, Assistant Principal Julia Kempkey, Director, Secondary Curriculum & Instruction Megan Pettis, Coordinator, Secondary Curriculum San Rafael City Schools: Michael Watenpaugh, Superintendent Lars Christensen, Principal Glenn Dennis, Principal Katy Dunlap, Assistant Principal Matt Moore, Head Counselor Community Partners 10,000 Degrees: Kim Mazzuca, President & CEO Traci Lanier, Vice President & Deputy Director Tania Requenes, College Success Fellow California Dream Team: David Elliott, Interim Executive Director Canal Alliance University Prep (UP!): Gloria Estavillo, Director Huckleberry Youth: Jasmine Stevenson, Associate Executive Director Vicky Valentine, Senior Director - Wellness Academy Marin Promise: Ann Mathieson, Founding Director Brian Gadsden, Project Manager Juwen Lam, Data Manager Next Generation Scholars: Sally Matsuishi, Executive Director Ellis Reid, Director of Programs Parent Institute for Quality Education: Mildred Gains, Executive Director

Agenda Welcoming Remarks Dr. Tom Peters, President and CEO, Marin Community Foundation I. Overview Marcia Quiñones, Program Director, College Access and Success, Marin Community Foundation 1. Goals for today s discussion: Statewide Landscape: Shared understanding of K-12 and community college initiatives impacting equity in Marin Asset & Gap Analysis: Begin collective assessment of current educational efforts & partnerships in addressing equity II. Connecting the Statewide Landscape To Your Local Work Linda Collins, Executive Director, Career Ladders Project III. Self-Assessment of an Effective Community College/K-12/CBO Partnership & Asset Mapping Dr. Laurie Scolari, Initiative Director, & Rachel Antrobus, Strategic Partnerships Manager, Career Ladders Project IV. Discussion of Three Effective Strategies and Gap Analysis Dr. Laurie Scolari & Rachel Antrobus, Career Ladders Project 1. System-Wide Data Sharing 2. Removal of Access Barriers 3. Cross System Collaboration V. Closing and Next Steps Marcia Quiñones, Marin Community Foundation

MCF s Goals for Today s Discussion Statewide Landscape: Shared understanding of K-12 and community college initiatives impacting equity in Marin Asset & Gap Analysis: Begin collective assessment of current educational efforts and partnerships in addressing equity

Connecting Your Local Work to the Statewide Landscape CA Community Colleges K12 Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Common Core State Standards Smarter Balanced Assessment Next Generation Science Standards California Office to Reform Education (CORE) Waiver Districts AB 790 CCC/K12 SB1070 CTE Pathways Program AB86: Adult Ed/CCC Regional Consortia AB86: CA Career Pathways Trust (CCPT) Basic Skills Initiative Enhanced Non-Credit (SB361) Assoc. Degrees for Transfer (SB1440) Student Success Act of 2012 Online Education Initiative Education Planning Initiative Common Assessment Initiative Multiple Measures Workgroup Scorecard and System Completion Goals Proposition 30 funding Doing What Matters Student Equity Plans (SB860) CTE Enhancement Fund CCC Bachelor s Degrees (SB850 ) Dual Enrollment AB288* Task Force : Workforce, Job Creation & a Strong Economy* * TBD: In process in 2015

Self-Assessment of an Effective Community College/K-12/CBO Partnership Purpose of tool: Tool is designed to serve as a means to assess the state of your partnership between the K12, community college and CBO s Addresses equity and access issues for students as they exit the K-12 system and enter community college. Designed for communities to self-assess their strengths and challenges. Allows for a collaborative discussion around future focal points and next steps. Audience: This tool is best used when K-12, Community College and CBO leadership, faculty, and staff are able to complete it together and discuss its implications.

Self-Assessment of an Effective Community College/K-12/CBO Partnership Instructions: Use the rating scale to assess each indicator to gauge your partnership status. Colored dots: K-12 CC CBO County Office of Ed

Discussion of Three Effective Strategies 1. System-Wide Data Sharing 2. Removal of Access Barriers 3. Cross System Collaboration

Closing and Next Steps

Thank you! Marcia Quiñones, Marin Community Foundation mquinones@marincf.org Dr. Laurie Scolari, Career Ladders Project lscolari@careerladdersproject.org