Round Rock ISD
October 16, 2007
3:00 – 4:30 p.m.
Round Rock ISD
October 16, 2007
3:00 – 4:30 p.m.
Agenda
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Overview, CCPP in Austin ISD
Overview, CTE in Lockhart ISD
RRISD and ACC Partnership Benefits
ACC Contact Information
Overview, CCPP in Austin ISD
Why CCPP in Austin ISD?
• 2003 Central Office Reorganization
• CTE department disbanded
– 12 staff members
• National RFP for CTE program operations, April 2003
– Encompassed college-going activities and CTE
• Awarded to ACC, July 2003
Austin ISD/ACC Interlocal Agreement
• 3-Year Interlocal Agreement
– Renewed every three years
• 1st Agreement
– 2003-2004
– 2004-2005
– 2005-2006
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• 2nd Agreement
– 2006-2007
– 2007-2008
– 2008-2009
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$600,000
$600,000
$600,000
$1,800,000
$656,793
$675,073
$693,902
$2,025,768
Austin ISD Overview
• 82,000 Total Students
• 12 High Schools
• 18 Middle Schools
Austin ISD Career and Technology Education
Overview
• Serves Grades 6-12
• 14,402 CTE Students
• 200 CTE Teachers
Austin ISD
College and Career Preparatory Program
• Coordinates all College-Going
Activities
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P-16 Initiatives
Early College Start (Dual Credit)
Tech Prep
College Connection
Summer Bridge
Gates High School Redesign
House Bill 400
House Bill 1
Austin ISD
Career and Technical Education
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Program Direction
Student Certification
Perkins Grant Management
Teacher Certifications
Staff Development
Student Organizations
Academy Direction
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Business Partnerships
Shared Facilities
Shared Faculty
K-12 College/Career Awareness
Plan
• College/Career Readiness
• Field-based experiences for students
and teachers
Austin ISD
CCPP Operations
Vice President
College Support Systems
and ISD Relations
Dr. Mary Hensley
Superintendent
Chief Academic Officer
Austin ISD
Austin ISD
Dr. Pascal Forgione, Jr.
Darlene Westbrook
Director
Executive Director
P-16 Initiatives
CCPP
Gary Madsen
Mark Kincaid
CCPP Coordinator
Rosario Guerra
CCPP Manager
Instructional Support
Tammy Caesar
Assistant SuperintendentCurriculum
Austin ISD
Ann Smisko
Sr. Administrative
Assistant
Rachael Pumo
CCPP Manager
Charla Merrel
CCPP Manager
CCCP Manager
Davelyn Forrest
Annette Gregory
Austin ISD
CCPP Fiscal Responsibilities
• Serve as budget manager for:
– $2.1 million contract funds
– $1.4 million annual state-weighted CTE funds
– $970,000 annual in Perkins and Tech-Prep federal funds
– $900,000 Rio Grande funds
– $150,000 Home Depot funds
– $5.52 Million Total
Austin ISD CCPP
Key Results
• Established majors at all 11 comprehensive high schools
• Implemented new programs at 6 high schools, 2 middle schools,
and the Special Education Center:
-Health Sciences Technology
-Criminal Justice
-Project Lead-the-Way (Pre-Engineering)
-Culinary Arts
-Collision Repair
-Agriculture Science
-Fire Academy
-Computer Networking
• Adopted 81 new textbooks involving 100+ teachers in reviewing
267 titles
• Established numerous industry-related certificates for students
Austin ISD CCPP
Key Results
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Developing 123 instructional planning guides
Developed numerous articulation agreements
Provided teacher professional development
Participated in all 11 comprehensive high school audits by the
Southern Region Education Board (SREB)
• Involved in High School Redesign
• Conducted campus trainings for administrators, counselors,
teachers, academy leaders, and department chairs
Austin ISD CCPP
Key Results
• Supported Human Resources as
certification authority for CTE
teachers
– Audited 175+ teacher files to
ensure appropriate credentials
• Business and Industry
Connections
Overview, CTE in Lockhart ISD
Lockhart ISD Overview
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2,400 Total Students
1 High School
1 Alternative School
1 Middle School
Lockhart ISD CTE Overview
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Serve Grades 7-12
1,003 CTE Students
12 CTE Teachers
Contract $25,000
Contract Renewed Annually
How CCPP Operates in Lockhart
Vice President
Superintendent
College Support Systems
and ISD Relations
Lockhart ISD
Dr. Jack E. Cockrill
Dr. Mary Hensley
Director
Executive Director
P-16 Initiatives
CCPP
Gary Madsen
Mark Kincaid
CCPP Coordinator
Annette Gregory
(One day per week)
RRISD and ACC Partnership Benefits
RRISD and ACC Partnership Benefits
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House Bill1
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P-16 Special Advisors to THECB
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College Readiness Standards
P-16 Initiatives
P-16 Grant Opportunities
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State Leader
Model Demonstration Site
Math, Science, and Technology Teaching
Academies
Intensive Summer Bridge Programs
Middle School Reading Academies
Math and Science Elementary Academies
Education Access
– 178 Academic and Workforce Degrees and
Certificates
– 39 Academic Degrees
– 217 Credit Workforce Awards Available
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Workforce Expertise
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Business Leaders
Workforce Advisory Committees
All Chambers of Commerce
WorkSource
Many Others
Leadership Activities
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Career and Technology Association of
Texas (CTAT) President-Elect
State Advanced Technical Credit (ATC)
Advisory Board
CTE Audit Teams
District CTE Advisory Councils
Perkins Oversight All ACC
Secondary Perkins Funding Experts
PEIMS Code Training
RRISD and ACC Partnership Benefits
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Shared Planning Meetings
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RRISD/ACC Executive Team Meetings
Shared RRISD/ADD Board of Trustees
Meetings
Shared Workforce Advisory Committees
District Advisory Committees
Campus Advisory Committees
Many Others
Shared Training
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Professional Development
Customized Training
Alternative Teacher Certification
Vertical Teams
Customized Training
Exemplars and Best Practice Materials
Shared Conference Presentations
All P-16 Activities
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Shared and Enhanced Programs
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“First” Partner
College Connection
Early College Start
Capital Area College Tech-Prep Consortium
Shared Faculty
Distance Learning
Virtual College of Texas
ACC Early College High School Model
Summer Programs
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Math, Science, and Technology Teaching Academies
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Intensive Summer Programs
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Middle School Reading Academies
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Communities in School Programs
Grants
ACC/ISD Foundation Scholarship Initiative
Academy Expansion
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Course, Equipment, Material, Supplies
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Facility Design
Interventions (e.g., Johnston High School, PBMAS
Stage 3)
ACC Contact Information
ACC Contact Info
• Mary Hensley
mhensley@austincc.edu
512-223-7618
• Gary Madsen
gmadsen@austincc.edu
512-223-7087
• Mark Kincaid
mkincaid@austinisd.org
512-414-4491
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For copies of this PowerPoint Presentation:
www.austincc.edu/isd/round_rock_isd/101607Presentation.ppt