Future Funding Opportunities Dr. Lyla Eddington, Project Director, Tech Prep Regional Coordination Project – LA County.

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Future Funding Opportunities Dr. Lyla Eddington, Project Director, Tech Prep Regional Coordination Project – LA County

SB Dollars not approved for distribution yet. Focus of RFA: –Involve CalPass to track student success –Regional Approach to HS/ROP Programs –Continuing role of Community Colleges

SB 70 Cont. Faculty Internships –Focus on faculty –Expose faculty to world of work –Counselors not included due to lack of interest –Money to 10 Regional Consortium –Regional Consortium Chair/designee and County Office of Education will select Mini Grant receipients

SB 70 Intent Improve linkages and Career & Technical Education (CTE) education pathways between high schools and community colleges.

SB 70 Intent Cont. 1.Expanding certificate programs (EWDP Programs) 2.Aligning existing CTE Programs between HS and CC. 3.Integration of Business & Emerging Industries into existing CTE & EWDP Programs. 4.Creating new articulated courses between HS and CC and 4 Yr Colleges

SB 70 Cont. 5.Accelerating education/training programs utilizing less traditional methodology. 6.Exploring use of CTE models that integrate coursework and internships. 7.Improve quality of career exploration & outreach materials.

SB 70 Intent Cont. 8.Disseminating materials/curriculum to middle schools & HS.

Role of Economic & Workforce Development Environmental SCANS –Godbe Report – Fall 2006 –Public Sector Report – Spring 2007 –Green Technologies Report – Fall 2007

Role of Economic & Workforce Development Programs (EWDP) Advanced Transportation Technologies & Energy (ATTE) Applied Biological Technologies (BIOTECH) Applied Competitive Technologies (CACT) Business & Workforce Performance Improvement (BWPI)

Role of Economic & Workforce Development Programs Cont. Environment, Health, Safety, & Homeland Security (Environmental Training Centers) Regional Health Occupations Resource (RHORC) International Trade Development (CITD) Workplace Learning (WpLR) Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Role of Economic & Workforce Development Programs Cont. Multimedia & Entertainment Centers Small Business Development Centers For Energy –ATTE –CACT –SBDC –EAC