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1 South Bay Consortium for Adult Education Three Year Regional Plan Study Session 1: Quantitative Data + Consortium Self Assessment Steering Committee and Consultation Council February 8, 2019 AB86 – Engage faculty – Work Groups Bridge Program Development CDCP – Senates approved Academic Senates, VPAAs involvement Transition Support Infrastructure Specialist at all institutions Seamless Transitions

2 Agenda 11:00 – 2:30 Study Session 11:00 Intro: 3YRP activities + timeline 11:10 Community Demographics 11:20 SBCAE & Student Data (11:20) Small Groups (12:00) Report Out 12:30 LUNCH 1:00 Labor Market Data 1:20 Regional Providers 1:30 Consortium Self Assessment (1:30) Small Groups (1:50) Report Out 2:30 – 3:30 Formal Steering Committee Meeting

3 3YRP Activities + Timeline
Jan – March Quantitative and Qualitative Data Collection Feb – April Goals – Strategies – Indicators May – June Public Comment – Stakeholder Presentations KEY DATES: Feb 8 Study Session 1: Quantitative Data + Self Assessment March, TBD Community Leader Focus Group March 15 Study Session 2: Qualitative Data Review April 2 Student Leader Focus Group May 3 Community Forum May 10 PD Day: Human Centered Design May 24 Public Governance – Formal Plan Approval June 7 Submit Plan to CAEP

4 Identify common themes Goals Strategies Indicators
3YRP Approach Listening Sessions 1:1 conversations Identify common themes Focus group Reflection on themes Goals Strategies Indicators

5 3YRP Approach

6 Community Demographics
South Bay Consortium for Adult Education Three Year Regional Plan Study Session 1 Steering Committee and Consultation Council February 8, 2019 Data on SBCAE Region: Community Demographics AB86 – Engage faculty – Work Groups Bridge Program Development CDCP – Senates approved Academic Senates, VPAAs involvement Transition Support Infrastructure Specialist at all institutions Seamless Transitions

7 Population, Age Santa Clara County Population 1,938,000
San Jose City Population 1,035,000 Median age Median age Bay Area % over % % under % * source: American Communities Survey, 2017

8 Secondary Education 2017-18 SBCAE HS Diplomas/HSE awarded: 536
2018 County adults w/o a secondary ed: 196,528 18-24 Year Olds w/o secondary education: 16,947 County residents with BA or higher: 50% * source: CASAS annual report; American Communities Survey; Opportunity Youth

9 Employment % over 16 in the labor force: 67%
% unemployed Nov % % unemployed Nov % % unemployed Nov % Average commute time 27min * sources: American Communities Survey, 2017; Federal Reserve Bank, Economic Data

10 Housing Median gross rent $1955mo
Median value owner-occupied house $830,000 Owner-occupied housing % 57% % of families with “high housing burden” 39% * sources: Snapshot of Poverty: Santa Clara County, 2017; American Communities Survey, 2017

11 Ethnicity (SCC/Bay Area)
Asian %/26% White 31%/39% Latino 27%/24% Multi-Racial 4%/4% Black/AA 3%/6% Hawaiian/PI .3%/.6% Native American .2%/.22% * source: American Communities Survey, 2017

12 Language and Immigration
Foreign born % Speak a language other than English at home % Average age, native born 29 Average age, foreign born 44 % county residents not US citizen 19% % Spanish speakers % % Chinese/mandarin speakers 7% % Vietnamese speakers 6% % Tagalog speakers 3% * sources: American Communities Survey, 2017; DATA USA, Santa Clara County, 2017

13 Poverty in Santa Clara County
Self-sufficiency standard: $62,613 % below SSS (family of 3): 30% % below SSS (single mother): 60% Median household income: $96,310 Median household income East SJ: $78,945 Median income under 25: $47,285 Number on Medi-Cal 444,005 % in county with no insurance % * sources: United Way, Snapshot of Poverty Santa Clara County, 2017; American Communities Survey, 2017; Open Data Network

14 Income Inequality in Santa Clara County
Top income families earn 17 times more than low income families in Santa Clara County % children living in poverty: 9% Children living in poverty Los Gatos: 5% Children living in poverty NW SJ 43% % of students qualifying for FRL Saratoga 1% % of students qualifying for FRL Alum Rock 86% * source: United Way, Snapshot of Poverty Santa Clara County, 2017

15 Homeless* Homeless in Santa Clara County 7,394
% homeless with drug and alcohol abuse 48% % who lost job and led to homelessness 37% % homeless because can’t afford rent 62% % homeless with families 72% % homeless veterans 32% * source: Santa Clara County Homeless Census and Survey, 2017

16 Three Years – Outcome Data Reported to State

17 Data on SBCAE Schools and Students
South Bay Consortium for Adult Education Three Year Regional Plan Study Session 1 Steering Committee and Consultation Council February 8, 2019 Data on SBCAE Schools and Students AB86 – Engage faculty – Work Groups Bridge Program Development CDCP – Senates approved Academic Senates, VPAAs involvement Transition Support Infrastructure Specialist at all institutions Seamless Transitions

18 Breakout Groups Group I: 4 Colleges Facilitators: Kishan, Emilio
Group II: 3 Adult Schools: SCAE – SVAE – CACE Facilitators: Bob, Rommel Group III: 2 Adult Schools: ESAE – MAE Facilitators: Ilse, Brenda F

19 Discussion Guide 45’ Small groups
25’: Consortium and individual school data review - Review consortium wide data and questions 1-10 on ‘Study Session Data Questions’ handout - Share observations from looking at data from your site.  20’: Respond to report-out prompts: - What is the data telling you? What are some of your observations about consortium/individual schools data? What was surprising?  - How does this data inform areas of focus for the 3YRP? 10’ Report Out per group 

20 South Bay Consortium for Adult Education Three Year Regional Plan Study Session 1 Steering Committee and Consultation Council February 8, 2019 Labor Market Data AB86 – Engage faculty – Work Groups Bridge Program Development CDCP – Senates approved Academic Senates, VPAAs involvement Transition Support Infrastructure Specialist at all institutions Seamless Transitions

21 South Bay Consortium for Adult Education Three Year Regional Plan Study Session 1 Steering Committee and Consultation Council February 8, 2019 Regional Providers AB86 – Engage faculty – Work Groups Bridge Program Development CDCP – Senates approved Academic Senates, VPAAs involvement Transition Support Infrastructure Specialist at all institutions Seamless Transitions

22 Consortium Self-Assessment
South Bay Consortium for Adult Education Three Year Regional Plan Study Session 1 Steering Committee and Consultation Council February 8, 2019 Consortium Self-Assessment AB86 – Engage faculty – Work Groups Bridge Program Development CDCP – Senates approved Academic Senates, VPAAs involvement Transition Support Infrastructure Specialist at all institutions Seamless Transitions

23 Breakout Groups Choose 1 of 5 Quality Indicators:
Indicator #1: Capacity Indicator #2: Connection Indicator #3: Entry Indicator #4: Progress Indicator #5: Completion/Transition

24 Discussion Guide 30’ Small Group Discussion
Review performance scores (scale 1-5) and emerging themes Which areas of growth do you think the 3YRP should address? Why? Prioritize 3-4 items. If you have time - How might we address those needs?  5’ Report Out per group


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