Tacoma 2025 Overview.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
City Employment Strategy First Principles: Getting people into jobs and keeping them in jobs Meeting the needs of employers and ensuring that people are.
Advertisements

Guideposts --Quality Work-Based Learning Programs
Regional Priorities Q300. Below are different priorities that have been identified for the future of the San Diego region. Please rate their importance.
By 2025, 60% of M idland County residents will have a postsecondary degree or credential. (With a special focus helping first generation or low-income.
Midland County Career & College Access Network HHSC March 2014.
InputsActivities Outcomes – Impact Short Term (learning) Mid Term (action/practice) Long Term (ultimate impact) Children, youth, adults, & families thrive.
Community Happiness Index Gwendolyn Hallsmith, Director Department of Planning and Community Development City of Montpelier.
Education to Careers. Education-to-Careers in Illinois Also known as school to work Commitment to improve quality and relevance of education for every.
WTCS Framework for Student Success WTCS Board Meeting March
Developing a Policy Framework for Assessing and Recognizing Prior Learning Key Issues for Consideration.
Austin Strategic Mobility Plan Apr 19, 2010 Program Overview.
WalkSanDiego, created 1998 Move San Diego, created 2004 Merged Staff 18 Board Members $1,040,000 Annual Budget.
Improving Secondary Education and Transition Using Research-Based Standards and Indicators An initiative of the National Alliance on Secondary Education.
Winning the Future Frank Chong Deputy Assistant Secretary Colorado Community College Summit Denver, Colorado October 24, 2011.
1 ACCESS to QUALITY CULTURAL, RECREATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL and LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES Collaboratively encourages and supports opportunities to focus on the.
The HiAP Concept We all have a role to play in creating healthy communities.  Environments in which people live, work, study and play impact health 
Outline of Presentation 1.Mission, Vision and Values for Task Force 2.Definition of Engagement 3.Explanation of Research-Informed Framework 4.Characteristics.
Education and Engagement Template Round One. A Greater Baltimore Region Involving community residents in the Opportunity Collaborative.
Document title Transforming lives through learning Youth Work Mandy Toogood
AGING & DISABILITY SERVICES DRAFT AREA PLAN ON AGING Presentation to Seattle Planning Commission September 10, 2015 Maureen Linehan, Director.
The Comprehensive School Counseling Program and Career Clusters/Pathways August 2008 Judith Kuse, School Counseling Consultant Barbara Bitters, Assistant.
Presentation to OECD Policy Forum on the reassessment of the OECD Jobs Strategy 7-8 July 2005, Tokyo, Japan Better Jobs, Working Smarter.
Understanding the Skills Gap in Grey County Presented by Gemma Mendez-Smith |
Planning Impacts Of Latino Population Growth – Chicago Metropolitan Region Snapshot Overview Jon Hallas.
STEM & CTE UPDATE Mark LewisLaura Roach Patrick Crane STEM/CTE Policy Director CTE Director, Dept. of Education Director, CCWD Chief Education Office.
ULI Symposium: Central City Commercial Development 1988.
Budget Study Sessions COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Proposed Operating Budget OUTCOMES: -Strong Economic Base -Safe, Healthy, Attractive,
Funded by the Government of Ontario GET YOUR Degree, Diploma or Certificate or Upgrade Your Skills through online learning with personalized support in.
4 Plans Academic Career Engagement Financial Academic Plan This academic plan is my schedule of appropriate courses and academic experiences completed.
S TRATEGIC P LAN Vision, Values and Objectives. G ATHERING D ATA National Citizen Survey (NCS) NCS Survey Results Over Time Ashland by the Numbers Employee.
Changing Families for Generations MACAE Board
Youth Engagement & Entrepreneurship
Drexel University October 2014
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION
OUTCOMES Future of Australia’s Cities and Towns
College and Career Readiness
Immigrant Integration Pathway
Halton Poverty Roundtable – Theory of Change/ Strategic Plan
Perkins 101 Review Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Improvement Act of 2006 Purpose and Expectations Act aims to increase the quality of.
Rich plays video. Introduces Cecilia
skyway solutions BUILDING COMMUNITY, HONORING DIVERSITY
Our goal to raise the percentage of New Jersey residents who
Northern California Career Pathways Alliance
Regional Stewardship Rock Pfotenhauer, Chair Kit O’Doherty, Director
Youth Engagement & Entrepreneurship
Nina Carlson Julie Fitzgerald Kevin Murphy Bethany Shore
Presented by Karen L. Alexander Cynthia Miller
Leading a Community Dialogue on Building a Healthy Community
Workforce Development
Louisville Metro Comprehensive Plan
Michael Gutierrez President
Project Partners. Project Partners Talented, Educated People A brief overview of Greater Columbus’ talent pipeline.
Age-friendly cities – key milestones
Executive cabinet Retreat
Strong Workforce Program Getting Ready for the Regional Share
Learner Journey Introduction
21st Century All-American City VISION/ACTION PLAN
The Eight Domains of WHO/AARP Livable Community for All Ages
Safe, Secure, and Sustainable Communities
City of Minneapolis Career Pathways
HOW DO WE GET THERE? Goals Goals VISION Phoenix: A Dynamic Desert City
SparkPoint Coordinator
Glasgow’s Regional Outcome Agreement
2-Step Process 1 High level screening of potential alternatives 2
Building a Strong Coalition to Serve Those in Need in Summit County
Course selection and class description overview
Achieve60AZ Community based, strategic initiative to drive attainment for all Arizonans College Knowledge for Counselors October 28, 2016 Rich Nickel.
The Family Guideposts: Engaging in Youth Transitions
Disruptive Innovations
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
Presentation transcript:

Tacoma 2025 Overview

Tacoma 2025 Framework

Framework Goals Economy and Workforce By 2025, Tacoma will be a growing economy where Tacoma residents can find livable wage jobs in key industry areas. Tacoma will be a place of choice employers, professionals, and new graduates.

Equity and Accessibility Framework Goals Equity and Accessibility by 2025, Tacoma will ensure that all residents are treated equitably and have access to services, facilities, and financial stability. Disaggregated data will be used to make decisions, direct funding, and develop strategies to address disparate outcomes.

Framework Goals Education By 2025, Tacoma will lead the region in educational attainment amongst youth and adults. In addition to producing more graduates from high school and college, and increasing post secondary certificates, more youth and adults will find careers and employment in the region. Lifelong learning and access to education will be prioritized and valued.

Framework Goals Livability By 2025, Tacoma will be the city of choice in the region known for connected neighborhoods, accessible and efficient transportation and transit options, vibrant arts and culture. Residents will be healthy and have access to services and community amenities while maintaining affordability.

Framework Goals Civic Engagement By 2025, Tacoma residents will be engaged participants in making Tacoma a well run city. The leadership of the city, both elected and volunteer, will reflect the diversity of the city and residents will fully participate in community decision making.