Geneva 2020 Cradle to Career Convening

April 9th, 2015

SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher“Early Lessons in Achieving Collective

Impact in Education”

Agenda for the day• Lunch and Networking • Highlighting Geneva 2020 Community

Commitments • Geneva City School District updates • Community Conversations Panel • Geneva 2020 – Next Steps • Table top conversations• Keynote from Chancellor Zimpher

Geneva 2020 Launch – March 2013 (phase 1)

Graduation Rate

Career and College Readiness

LiteracyEnsure that 20% of

students score at the mastery level on NYSED regents exams (85% or

above).

Raise the graduation rate to 90% by 2020

for all students.

Expand GHS alumni outreach efforts.

GCSD updates - Trina

Collaboration and Alignment

Community Conversation…• Bernie Lynch, Lynch Furniture,

– Geneva Education Foundation• Dr. Jose Acevedo, CEO Finger Lakes Health• Dr. Barbara Risser, President, FLCC• Rev. Perkins, Church of God in Christ• Jane Gerling, Geneva 2020 Steering

Committee• Trina Newton, Superintendent GCSD

Part of a national conversation

Student & family support

Academic

STUDENT ROADMAP TO SUCCESS

Researched by the University of Cincinnati

Geneva Reads

HWS Early College Exposure 2nd, 6th and 9th graders

Geneva Head Start Geneva ABCD Happiness House Geneva General Child Care Lakefront Child Care

FLCC Gemini Program

Child and Family Resource Center

Birth Career

Workforce Development (FL Works, GHS Job Shadowing

311 (FLCC shortened degree program)

City of Geneva Recreation departmentBoys and Girls Club of GenevaGeneva Family YMCA

21st Century Learning - Afterschool and extended summer learning

Summer Slide (reading) Boys and Girls Club + Geneva Public Library

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GENEVA’S LOCAL INITIATIVES

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Key Outcome Areas

Cornell Cooperative Ext. Outreach

Three Geneva 2020 Workgroups

• Communications: – Craft vision and mission statements for Geneva 2020.– Plan how to communicate that vision and mission to the public.

• Governance:– Chart the accountability structure for Geneva 2020 that will function as the

organizational framework, depicting the different tables within the partnership and including an outline of the roles and responsibilities of each table.

• Outcomes:– Understand the points along the cradle to career education continuum that are

proven to be key levers that need to be moved in order to achieve Geneva 2020’s vision and mission.

– Select Community Level Outcomes from across the cradle to career continuum and ensure accountability to the community.

– Determine the indicators for these outcomes, which are specific measures that will be used to track progress on moving the community level outcomes.

Data Group

Communications Group

Steering Committee

Community Partners

DRAFT

DRAFTAnchor Entity

College and

Career

School (K-12)

Cradle (0-4 years)

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Geneva 2020 Accountability Structure (DRAFT)

VisionGeneva will thrive when all children have access to the resources and the education

they need to be engaged, productive citizens.

Mission

Geneva 2020 harnesses the entire community to create a support system for children from cradle to career, providing opportunities for children to thrive, learn and grow so that they may

graduate from high school prepared for college, careers and life.

Goals

Every child enters school ready to learn.

Every student succeeds in school. Every student succeeds in a career.

Outcomes

Early Childhood Success

(ages 0-4)

Kindergarten Readiness

LiteracySuccess

STEMSuccess

High Graduation

Rate

College Readiness

Career Readiness

Indicators

TBD X% students assessed as ready to enter Kindergarten

X% students benchmarked at grade level in ELA in 3rd and 6th grade

X% students proficient in Algebra in 8th grade

90% graduation rate in all subgroups

TBD TBD

DRAFT

Geneva 2020 Roadmap (Draft)

Small Group Discussion• Please provide feedback on the Accountability

structure and the Geneva 2020 Roadmap • Please refer to “local initiatives” handout and

discuss opportunities for inclusion of additional partners and programs

• Considering the perspectives you represent, what additional information about the cradle to career concept would assist with your connection to Geneva 2020?

• Groups report out, as time permits

Geneva 2020 (2.0)Vision

Geneva will thrive when all children have access to the resources and the education they need to be engaged, productive citizens.

Mission

Geneva 2020 harnesses the entire community to create a support system for children from cradle to career, providing opportunities for children to thrive, learn and grow so that they may

graduate from high school prepared for college, careers and life.

Goals

Every child enters school ready to learn.

Every student succeeds in school. Every student succeeds in a career.

Outcomes

Early Childhood Success

(ages 0-4)

Kindergarten Readiness

LiteracySuccess

STEMSuccess

High Graduation

Rate

College Readiness

Career Readiness

Indicators

TBD X% students assessed as ready to enter Kindergarten

X% students benchmarked at grade level in ELA in 3rd and 6th grade

X% students proficient in Algebra in 8th grade

90% graduation rate in all subgroups

TBD TBD

DRAFT

Geneva 2020 Governance StructureData Group

Communications Group

Steering Committee

Community Partners

DRAFT

DRAFTAnchor Entity

College and

Career

School (K-12)

Cradle (0-4 years)

Version A

President’s Forum Speaker, Chancellor of State University of NY: Nancy L Zimpher