steven glyer chair los angeles-orange county regional consortia
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CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE. Steven Glyer Chair Los Angeles-Orange County Regional Consortia. CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE. Doing What MATTERS for Jobs & the Economy Framework for California’s Community C olleges. What is the big GOAL?. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Steven GlyerChair
Los Angeles-Orange County Regional Consortia
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGESCHANCELLOR’S OFFICE
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students 2
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGESCHANCELLOR’S OFFICE
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Doing What MATTERS for Jobs & the EconomyFramework for California’s Community Colleges
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students
4California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students
What is the big GOAL?
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students 5
Before EWD program
SB 1070
Perkins 1B
After
Braided Funding
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Chancellor’s Office
Sector Navigators - 10
DSNs - 63
Regional Chairs - 7
Technical Assistance - 7
Colleges work locally. SNs coordinate across multi-regions while DSNs focus in-region on a sector.
Colleges - 112LOCAL STATE
MULTIREGIONSREGION
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students
California Community Colleges – Chancellor’s Office | 112 Colleges | 72 Districts | 2.6 Million Students 7
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B.C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
Far North – 9%
Bay Area – 22%
South Central – 8%
LA-Orange – 34%
SD-Imperial – 10%
Central Valley – 9%
Inland – 8%
# = % of community college students
1 in 3 live in LA and Orange
County
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Priority & Emerging Sectors
Adv.Mfg.
AdvTrans &Renew
Health
Energy &
Utility
GlobalTrade
SmallBusiness
ICTDigitalM
edia
Hosplt.Retail
Tourism10
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
BioTech Agriculture
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Adv.Mfg.
AdvTrans &Renew
Health
Energy &
Utility
GlobalTrade
SmallBusiness
ICTDigitalM
edia
Hosplt.Retail
Tourism8
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
Los Angeles & Orange County
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Steering Committee
Leadership & Expertise
Share with Constituency
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Wide Representation
Los Angeles County Orange CountyCEO CEO
CIO CIO
Unite LA
Business CouncilWIB WIB
ROP/K12 ROP/K12
Economic Dev. Corporation
Academic SenateDivision of Apprenticeship Standards
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
NOTE: Meets 4 times a year
CIO
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Key Leaders
Los Angeles County Orange CountyBill Scroggins – Mt. SAC Andrew Jones – Coast CCD
JoAnne Schilling Marilyn Brock
Alma Salazar
Alicia BerhowLaura Cantu Andrew Munoz
Gil Monatano Kim Thomason
David Flaks
Jolena GrandeByron Cummins
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
Irene Malmgren
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CTE & EWD Deans
Program Development and Approval1. Is there a need?2. Is there unnecessary duplication?
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Deputy Sector Navigators
1. Hold Regional Industry Led Advisory Boards - What
2. Do Market Analysis – Need3. Do Program Audit - Capacity4. Assist with Alignment - Change5. Articulate ROP, K12 & Univ.
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
ACTION . . .
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PRIMARY GOAL ………
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
Move the Needle . . .
Outcomes
vs. Activities
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Outcome Data Example
Completed one course in a selected CTE pathway in high school
HIGH SCHOOL
Transitioned from a high school CTE career pathway to a community college
TRANSITION HIGH SCHOOL TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO WORKFORCE TRANSITION
Semester-to-Semester retention rates improved
Participated in an internship or workplace learning program in the same occupational area as the educational pathway
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
Outcome Data (2)
18Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
A new data resource that tells us how well we are moving the needle
Data Tools
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Completion and Success
K12
CommunityCollege
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Not All Complete
K12
CommunityCollege
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Employment
K12
CommunityCollege
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Redesign Programs
Credential = 40+ units
Stackable Credentials
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CTE & EWD Deans
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Los Angeles County – 7 WIBS• LA City• LA County• Foothill• Pacific Gateway• Southeast• South Bay• Verdugo
Orange County – 3 WIBS• Orange County• Santa Ana• Anaheim
2013-2014 Budget$110,481,667
Workforce Investment Boards
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Train present & future workers
Place trained workers
Alignment of Goals
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Both systems work to build an educated & skilled workforce pathway that can lead to earning a living wage in LA and Orange County
Why Align?
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Align Sector Work
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Adv.Mfg.
AdvTrans &Renew
Health
Energy &
Utility
GlobalTrade
SmallBusiness
ICTDigitalM
edia
Hosplt.Retail
Tourism8
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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# of WIBs with this focus
Aligned Sectors of Colleges & WIBs
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Funding
SB1070
California Pathways Partnership Trust
Perkins VTAACCCT Grant
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
Prop 39
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Funding Opportunities - How
Regional Collaboration
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Moving From a World of Silos to…
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Playing in the Sandbox Together
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
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Funding Opportunities - How
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
SB1070Consortias1. LACCD2. Ring Colleges3. Orange County
• 3 Year Grant• Policy Change• One-time $$$• Collaboration
Opportunity
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Institutional Policy Changes
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
1. Articulation, credit by exam and dual enrollment
2. Pathway alignment
3. Data collection
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Website Links
DoingWhatMATTERS.cccco.edu
Los Angeles & Orange County Regional Consortia| 27 Colleges | 14 Districts | 800,000 Students
www.laocrc.orgLos Angeles/Orange County Regional Consortia
Doing What Matters for Jobs and the Economy