1. Dallas ISD Collegiate Academy
Creating Opportunities for our Students – Cohorts 1 & 2
Israel Cordero & Usamah Rodgers, Dallas ISD & Anna Mays, DCCCD

2. What does the Data tell us?
Article: Indicators of Higher Education Equity in the United States

3. What Does the Data Tell Us?
Dallas Leads All Five Major Urban Texas Regions With Almost 1 in 4 Adults With Less Than a High School Degree
Educational Attainment: Adults 25 and Over
2014 U.S. Census American Community Survey Estimate
Dallas ISD 6-Year College Completion Rate at 21%

4. Dallas ISD & DCCCD Partnership
6 Board Goals
Goal 2: Dallas ISD schools will be the primary choice for families in the district.
Goal 4: 95% of students will graduate; and of the graduates, 90% have qualifying scores for community college, college, military, or industry certification
Identified High Schools Cohort 1
Carter
Thomas Jefferson
*Seagoville P-TECH
Madison
Pinkston
Roosevelt
South Oak Cliff
Conrad
Identified High Schools Cohort 2
Adamson
Bryan Adams
Hillcrest
Kimball
Lincoln
Molina
North Dallas
Sunset
W.T. White
Wilmer-Hutchins
Woodrow Wilson
7 Community Colleges
Cedar Valley
Brookhaven
Eastfield
El Centro
Mountain View
Richland
North Lake (Cohort 2)
Submission
Each ECHS application is submitted by December 2016
DRAFT

5. Collegiate Academy Cohort 1
8 Schools

6. EC Expansion (Cohort 1) Target High Schools
Collective 6-Year College Completion Percentage of 13%, Less Than Half Dallas County Average of 28%
Class of 2009
Dallas ISD
High School
DCCCD Partner
Four Year HS Grad Rate (Class of 2014)
# Students Complete College in Six Years
# Students Failing to Complete College in Six Years
Six Year College Completion %
David W. Carter
Cedar Valley
85% 42
204
17%
Seagoville
Eastfield
87% 32
165
16%
Thomas Jefferson
Brookhaven
84% 31
167
Roosevelt
El Centro 17 95
15%
Emmett Conrad
Richland
81%
108
14%
South Oak Cliff
Mountain View
70% 30
237
11%
James Madison
90% 12
112
10%
L.G. Pinkston 11
173 6%
Total
83%
192
1261
13%
Source – National Student Clearinghouse Data

7. College Completion Rates for Cohort 1 Well Below Area Benchmarks
Six Year Graduation Rate of 13% vs. 21% for DISD and 28% for County
Dallas County Avg. of 28%
Dallas ISD District Avg. of 21%
Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data

8. With 800 9th Graders Enrolled Per Year Across Eight Campuses, Collegiate Academy Expansion Could More Than Double College Completers Assuming Historical 40% Completion Rate For EC Academies
Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data. Note – Conrad HS opened in 2009, is not counted in Class of 2008 totals

9. Collegiate Academy Cohort 2
11 Schools

10. EC Expansion (Cohort 2) Target High Schools
Collective 6-Year College Completion Percentage of 17%, a Little Over Half Dallas County Average of 28%
Class of 2009
Dallas ISD High School
College Partner
Four Year HS Grad Rate (Class of 2014)
# Students Complete College in Six Years
# Students Failing to Complete College in Six Years
Six Year College Completion %
Adamson High School
El Centro
87.0% 43
225
16%
Bryan Adams High School
Eastfield
86.2% 39
249
14%
Hillcrest High School
Richland
88.1% 56
134
29%
Kimball High School
Mountain View
88.3% 23
194
11%
Lincoln High School
El Centro/UNT Dallas
91.0% 25
180
12%
Molina High School
92.4% 53
296
15%
North Dallas High School
Brookhaven
81.9% 32
189
Sunset High School
UNT Dallas
90.0% 46
359
W.T. White High School
85.8% 87
360
19%
Wilmer-Hutchins High School
Cedar Valley/North Lake
78.8% No
Data Available
Woodrow Wilson High School
86.8% 63
155
Total
87.4%
467
2341
17%
Source – National Student Clearinghouse Data

11. College Completion Rates for Cohort 2 Below Area Benchmarks
Six Year Graduation Rate of 17% vs. 21% for DISD and 28% for County
Dallas
County
Avg. of 28%
Dallas ISD District
Avg. of 21%
Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data Wilmer-Hutchins HS data not available

12. At Full Implementation, the Collegiate Academy Expansion to 19 Schools Could Increase the Number of College Graduates By 72% in the Year 2021.
Source: National Student Clearinghouse Data.

13. Early College High School Support Systems
Campus Site Teams
DCCCD
Intergovernmental
Affairs
Higher ED
Partners
Internal Support
Dallas ISD
External Support
Colleges/Higher ED
Educate Texas
Project Management Office
United Way
Facilities
Early College High School
Dallas Regional Chamber
Technology
North Dallas Chamber
Communications
Marketing
External Support
City/Industry Partners
P-TECH STEM Council
Budget
City of Dallas
Teaching and Learning
Neighborhood Schools Initiative
Industry Partners

14. Collegiate Academy Expansion Cohort One
Pinkston (District 5 – Lew Blackburn)
DCCCD – El Centro
Executive Director – Juan Vega
Principal – Dwain Simmons
Pathways – Business Administration/Management, IT/Computer Information Technology (Network Administration)
Degree – Associate of Applied Sciences
Potential Industry Partnerships – Parkland, Univision, Plains Capital Bank, SMU – Simmons School of Education
Madison (District 9 – Bernadette Nutall)
Executive Director – Harold Wright
Principal – Marian Willard
Pathways – Business Administration/Management, IT/Computer Information Technology (Personal Computer Support) IT/Internet Development (Web Application Development)
Potential Industry Partnerships – City of Dallas IT Department
Conrad (District 3 – Dan Micciche)
DCCCD – Richland
Executive Director – Raul Pena
Principal – Anthony Mays
Pathways – Gaming, IT/Computer Information Technology (Network Administration and Personal Computer Support), IT/Software Programming
Potential Industry Partnerships – JP Morgan Chase Bank, STEMuli Education, SMU Guildhall, Magnin & Associates
Roosevelt (District 5 – Lew Blackburn)
DCCCD – El Centro
Executive Director – Harold Wright
Principal – Brian DeVeaux
Pathways – Business Administration/Management, IT/Internet Development (Web Application Development and Web Site System Administrator)
Degree – Associate of Applied Sciences
Potential Industry Partnerships – UTSW Medical Center, Bank of America
Thomas Jefferson (District 1 – Edwin Flores)
DCCCD – Brookhaven
Executive Director – Angie Torres
Principal – Sandy Massey
Pathways – Business Administration/Management, IT/Software Programming, Visual Communications
Potential Industry Partnerships – Telemundo, NBC 5, Pinnacle Group
South Oak Cliff (District 5 – Lew Blackburn)
DCCCD – Mountain View
Executive Director – Nakia Douglas
Principal – Elvis Williams
Pathways – Electronics Technology, IT/Computer Information Technology (Network Administration) Manufacturing (CAD)
Potential Industry Partnerships – Eon Reality, Microsoft
Carter (District 6 – Joyce Foreman)
DCCCD – Cedar Valley
Executive Director – Earl Jones
Principal – Fred Davis
Pathways –IT/Computer Graphics, IT/Computer Information Technology (Network Administration), Law Enforcement, Business Administration (2017)
Degree – Associate of Applied Sciences
Potential Industry Partnerships – Dallas Police Department, Wells Fargo
Seagoville (District 4 – Jaime Resendez)
DCCCD – Eastfield
Executive Director – Stephanie Taylor
Principal – Angela West
Pathways – Business Administration /Management, IT/Computer Information Technology (Network Administration), IT/Software Programming
Potential Industry Partnerships – AT&T, Accenture
DRAFT

15. Collegiate Academy Expansion Cohort Two
Adamson (District 7 – Audrey Pinkerton)
DCCCD – El Centro
Executive Director – Elena Hill
Principal – Janie Ortega
Pathways – IT/CIT – Internet Development Technology Site System Administrator, IT/Computer Information Technology (Personal Computer Support)
Degree – AAS
Potential Industry Partnerships – American Airlines
Bryan Adams (District 3 – Dan Micciche)
DCCCD – Eastfield
Executive Director – Jo Anne Hughes
Principal – Richard Kastl
Pathways – Teaching – Early Childhood EC-6
Degree – AAT
Potential Industry Partnerships – Dallas ISD
Woodrow Wilson (District 2 – Dustin Marshall)
DCCCD – Richland
Executive Director – Joseph Miniscalco (Acting ED)
Principal – Steven Ewing
Pathways – Accounting, Business (AS with a field of study in Business)
Degree – AS Business, AAS Accounting
Potential Industry Partnerships -
North Dallas (District 2 – Dustin Marshall)
DCCCD – Brookhaven
Executive Director – Liliana Valdez
Principal – Blanca Rodriguez
Pathways – IT/CIT Software Programmer/Developer, Health Information Technology (HIT)
Potential Industry Partnerships – Bottle Rocket
Hillcrest (District 2 – Dustin Marshall)
DCCCD – Richland
Executive Director – Mark Ramirez
Principal – Christopher D. Bayer
Pathways – Electrical Engineering (AS), Electrical Engineering Technology
Degree – AS and AAS
Potential Industry Partnerships -
Kimball (District 6 – Joyce Foreman)
DCCCD – Mountain View
Executive Director – Cheryl Wright
Principal – Llewellyn Smith (Acting Principal)
Pathways – Pre-Mechanical Engineering, Electronics Technology w/Advanced Manufacturing Mechatronics certificate
Sunset (District 7 – Audrey Pinkerton)
DCCCD – Mountain View/UNT Dallas
Executive Director – Suzanne Villalpando
Principal – Claudia Vega
Pathways – AA transferable to Bilingual Education, AS transferable to Public Health Administration
Degree – AA and AS
Potential Industry Partnerships – Dallas ISD
Molina (District 7 – Audrey Pinkerton)
Executive Director – Raul Pena
Principal – Terry Rodriguez
Pathways – Accounting, Business (AS with a field of study in Business)
Degree – AS Business, AAS Accounting
Potential Industry Partnerships –
W.T. White (District 1 – Edwin Flores)
DCCCD – Brookhaven
Executive Director – Melody Cogswell-Paschall
Principal – Michelle Thompson
Pathways – Accounting (AS), Teaching – Early Childhood EC-6
Degree – AS and AAT
Potential Industry Partnerships – Dallas ISD
Wilmer-Hutchins (District 5 – Lew Blackburn)
DCCCD – North Lake
Executive Director – Elena Hill
Principal – Tamika Barnett
Pathways – Construction Technology (HVAC – Plumbing & Electrical Commercial), AS transferable to Energy Management degree
Degree – AAS and AS
Potential Industry Partnerships – Fluor, TEXO – The Construction Association
Lincoln (District 9 – Bernadette Nutall)
DCCCD – El Centro/UNT Dallas
Executive Director – Harold Wright
Principal – Johnna Weaver
Pathways – AA transferable to Hospitality Management, AS transferable to Logistics
Degree – AA and AS
Potential Industry Partnerships – Omni Hotel & Resorts Dallas
DRAFT

16. What does the Data tell us?
Article: Indicators of Higher Education Equity in the United States

17. Guided Pathways from AAS to BAAS
University Transfer Options for DCCCD AAS Degrees
A Collaborative Partnership through the North Texas Community College Consortium

18. AAS to BAAS Guided Pathways
AAS earned from DCCCD
Degree
Business Administration
Career Cluster
Business, Management & Administration
BAAS School
Pathway
University of North Texas-PACS
Business Administration DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Texas Woman’s University
Business Administration DCCCD TWU.pdf
Tarleton State University
Business Administration DCCCD TSU.pdf
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Business Administration DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of Texas-Tyler
Business Administration DCCCD UTT.pdf
Degree
Computer Graphics
Career Cluster
Information Technology
BAAS School
Pathway
Tarleton State University
Computer Graphics DCCCD TSU.pdf
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Computer Graphics DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of North Texas-PACS
Computer Graphics DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
University of Texas – Tyler
Computer Graphics DCCCD UTT.pdf
Degree
Computer Aided Design and Drafting
Career Cluster
Architecture & Construction
BAAS School
Pathway
University of North Texas-PACS
Computer Aided Design and Drafting DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Computer Aided Design and Drafting DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of Texas – Tyler
Computer Aided Design and Drafting DCCCD UTT.pdf
Updated: September 26, 2016

19. AAS to BAAS Guided Pathways
AAS earned from DCCCD
Degree
Management
Career Cluster
Business, Management & Administration
BAAS School
Pathway
University of North Texas-PACS
Management DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Texas Woman’s University
Management DCCCD TWU.pdf
Tarleton State University
Management DCCCD TSU.pdf
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Management DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
Degree
Electronics Technology
Career Cluster
Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
BAAS School
Pathway
University of North Texas-PACS
Electronics Technology DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Texas A&M University-Commerce
ElectronicsTechnology DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of Texas - Tyler
Electronics Technology DCCCD UTT.pdf
Degree
Visual Communications Web Design Specialization
Career Cluster
Arts, A/V Technology & Communications
BAAS School
Pathway
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Visual Communications Web Design Specialization DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of North Texas – PACS
Visual Communications DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
University of Texas - Tyler
Visual Communications DCCCD UTT.pdf
Degree
Interactive Simulation & Game Tech Art/Animation/Design
Career Cluster
Arts, A/V Technology & Communications
BAAS School
Pathway
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Interactive Simulation and Game Technology DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
Tarleton State University
Interactive Simulation and GameTechnology DCCCD TSU.pdf
University of North Texas-PACS
Interactive Simulation and Game Technology DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
University of Texas – Tyler
Interactive Simulation and Game Technology DCCCD UTT.pdf
Updated: September 26, 2016

20. AAS to BAAS Guided Pathways
AAS earned from DCCCD
Degree
Personal Computer Support
Career Cluster
Information Technology
BAAS School
Pathway
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Personal Computer Support DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of North Texas-PACS
Personal Computer Support DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Tarleton State University
Personal Computer Support DCCCD TSU.pdf
University of Texas-Tyler
Personal Computer Support DCCCD UTT.pdf
Degree
Criminal Justice
Career Cluster
Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
BAAS School
Pathway
University of Texas-Tyler
Criminal Justice DCCCD UTT.pdf
Tarleton State University
Criminal Justice DCCCD TSU.pdf
University of North Texas-PACS
Criminal Justice DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Criminal Justice DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
Degree
Software Programmer/Developer
Career Cluster
Information Technology
BAAS School
Pathway
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Software Programmer Developer DCCCD TAMUC.pdf
University of North Texas-PACS
Software Programmer Developer DCCCD UNT PACS.pdf
Tarleton State University
Software Programmer Developer DCCCD TSU.pdf
University of Texas - Tyler
Software Programmer Developer DCCCD UTT.pdf
Updated: September 26, 2016

21. Dallas ISD Collegiate Academy
Creating Opportunities for our Students – Cohorts 1 & 2
Israel Cordero & Usamah Rodgers, Dallas ISD & Anna Mays, DCCCD