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CONNECTICUT REGIONAL VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL SYSTEM TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE 5/20/02

COMMITTEE COMPOSITION

TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE COMPOSITION 1) Industry Representatives (minimum of three) from Local Area Companies in your school district Including Specialty Representative (where applicable) (Example-Building Inspector for the Construction Trades) 2) Department Head and Instructor(s) 3) Students (Graduate within the last five years-current student is optional) 4) Trade Consultant – Ex Officio 5) School Administrator – Ex Officio 6) Optional Members – Academic Teachers, Parents, Etc. 7) Chairperson – selected from committee

MEETING PROCESS

MEETING PROCESS TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minimum of two (2) per year Meetings scheduled by Department Head and reviewed by Administrator by September 25 with notification to the Superintendent by October 1st SUGGESTED GENERAL ITEMS FOR EVERY MEETING Agenda reviewed with Administrator Field trips and Professional Development topics discussions Individual concerns should be discussed at all meetings Legal Questions - i.e.; Production, CWE, etc. Skills USA and committee involvement - optional

MEETING PROCESS TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE FIRST MEETING Completed before November 8th GENERAL ITEMS PREVIOUSLY LISTED PLUS THESE Standard Equipment List reviewed and signed off by chairperson NOCTI or Perkins Examination process and results reviewed Textbooks and Technology reviewed and suggestions made Meeting length 60 minutes (not including dinner) Simplified Standardized minute and participant forms on the “Q” drive completed and forwarded to director

MEETING PROCESS TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE SECOND MEETING Completed between April 15 and May 2 GENERAL ITEMS PREVIOUSLY LISTED PLUS THESE Curriculum reviewed and suggestions noted NOCTI Debriefing Review the Graduate Follow-Up Study (available from Bill Turek) Notification of Trade Reauthorization date (available from Robert Martin) Meeting length 60 minutes (not including dinner) Simplified Standardized minute and participant forms on the “Q” drive completed and forwarded to director

MINUTE RECORDING PROCESS

MINUTE RECORDING PROCESS TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTE RECORDING PROCESS Responsibility of Department Head to designate recorder and must ensure that minutes are recorded at every meeting using the simplified standardized template that is available electronically on the “Q” drive in a folder labeled T.T.A.C. Document will be “saved as” School - Trade - Date example: Grasso - Carpentry - 10-15-02 Trade Advisory Minutes are to be e-mailed to the Director who will review and forward the final version (a complete folder of all their trade/technologies minutes) to the Superintendent and cc: Ada Torres. )

FEEDBACK

FEEDBACK TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Two newsletters – January and July – will be distributed to all Trade Advisory members and potential members Central Office Consultant and appropriate Assistant Superintendent will be responsible for coordination and distribution NEWSLETTER CONTENT The three (3) most important concerns, identified from the minutes, and an action plan, developed by the State Steering Team, to address them examples: funding, technology, CWE employment, etc. Recognition of new technology, production, awards, professional development etc. Subsequent newsletters will provide measurement information on the success of addressing the concerns from the prior newsletter An area will be reserved for legal questions which will be answered by our Attorney Bea Tinty

RESPONSIBILITIES DEPARTMENT HEAD

DEPARTMENT HEAD RESPONSIBILITIES TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE DEPARTMENT HEAD RESPONSIBILITIES Meet with administration to schedule two (2) tentative meeting dates by September 25th Complete Committee Composition by October 1st and forward to your Director Publish meeting dates with Trade Advisory members and the Director who will forward all their trade/ technology meeting dates to the Superintendent. Compose the Meeting Agenda Elect a Chairperson and designate recorder Minutes and participant information recorded on standardized form and forward electronically to the Director. Complete tasks required – Standard Equipment List sign-off, review of textbooks, curriculum, and review of supply money, etc.

RESPONSIBILITIES ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES Review Trade Technology Advisory Committee guidelines with the Trade Department Head and Instructor(s) by August 31st Set tentative meeting dates with Trade Department Heads by September 25th and forward to the Superintendent a complete list of all your trade / technology meeting dates. Review standardized reporting forms, located on the “Q Drive” with the Department Head Review the agenda with Department Head Secure information on Trade Reauthorization and Graduate Follow-Up from Central Office and forward to the Department Head Review committee minutes and insure they are forwarded to the Superintendent and cc: Ada Torres via “e-mail” Suggest improvements to the Trade Advisory process to Dave Grzych

RESPONSIBILITIES TRADE CONSULTANT

TRADE CONSULTANT RESPONSIBILITIES TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE TRADE CONSULTANT RESPONSIBILITIES Review Trade Technology Advisory Committee meeting dates. Assist in locating participants if requested by Department Head Attend as many meetings as possible Review minutes, list the top three (3) concerns for each of the trade areas and forward to your State Steering Team Construct action plans for each concern in conjunction with your State Steering Team and forward via “e-mail” to Dave Grzych for publication Forward positive news from each area via “e-mail ”to Ray Mencio for publication – production, awards, new technology,professional development, etc. Forward process improvement ideas via “e-mail” to Dave or Ray

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT RESPONSIBILITIES ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT RESPONSIBILITIES Support the process in detail to the Administrative Teams Produce a spreadsheet of all Trade Technology Advisory Committee meetings for the school year Attend as many meetings as possible Review common concerns and action plans with the Management Team and report back at a Trade Consultants Meeting Advise Administrative Teams on success and/or needed improvement of individual Trade Technology Advisory Committees Secure funds, review, and support the bi-yearly newsletter to all Trade Technology Advisory Committee members and potential members Assist in the development of an External Customer Survey to measure the success of the Trade Technology Advisory Committee process

EXTERNAL CUSTOMER SURVEY

EXTERNAL CUSTOMER SURVEY TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE EXTERNAL CUSTOMER SURVEY Assistant Superintendent and Trade Consultant Generated Measuring: Trade Technology Advisory Committee success CWE employer / employee satisfaction NOCTI Validity for VTSS Skills USA Involvement Our ability to implement and measure T.T.A.C. action plans Newsletter quality Program suggestions

TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE STATE STEERING TEAM

TRADE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE STATE STEERING TEAM Jeff Seitz – Seitz Corporation, Torrington John Hogan – Chief Building Inspector, Manchester Robert Rothstein – President CBOA, Madison Rosalie Hullette – D. H. Hairdressing, Bullard-Havens Ruth DeMand – D. H. Drafting-Machine, Kaynor Eugene Kulak – D. H. Plumbing & Heating, Goodwin Bart Nicolo – D. H. Automotive, Windham Ralph Salemme – D. H. Plumbing & Heating, Platt Chris Jones – D.H. – Hotel Grasso Bruce Sievers – Director, Cheney Ben Foster – Director, Goodwin Dave Grzych – Education Consultant, Central Office Ray Mencio – Education Consultant, Central Office