1. Regional Occupational Program Educational Services
Imperial Valley
Regional Occupational Program
Educational Services
Calexico Unified School District
Board Presentation
June 28th, 2018

2. Staffing Juan Campos, Project Coordinator
Jennifer Sutter, Program Manager
2 Career Specialists
- 1 full-time (40 hours, M-F)
- 1 part-time (24 hours, M/W/F)
Career Pathway Trust
- 1 full-time Career Specialist (Law and
Health)

3. Career Specialist Support (total)
Services Accessed
Principal updates
Career Specialist Support (total)
5,224 Student Service Contacts Made
Career assessment/exploration: 1,026
CTE Awareness: 1,990
Employability Resume, application, interview): 1,617
ACT/National Career Readiness Certificate: 36
CTSO and Skills Support: 108
Worked-Based Learning Opportunities: 144
Teacher Training
CTEIG Workshop (4 attended), A-G Workshop(5 attended)
IVROP Showcase

4. Highlighted Services IVROP Youth Ag. Summit March 15th
Law Enforcement Competition March 28th 2018
- 3 Districts Participated
IVROP Showcase April 17th
Regional Law Advisory Committee May 10th 2018
Work completed through the CCPT Grant
- Classroom Materials Purchased
- Transportation & Chaperoning of Career Exploration Fieldtrips to San Diego
- February 13th, March 1st April 6th
- Collaboration between CTE classes for materials
SDSU Health Coaching Program (6 Districts and over 180 students participating
through the collaboration efforts of IVROP and the SDSU Health Program)
- Aurora High School Career Survey (Career Locker): 153
UCCI “a-g” submission support services. (Phase 1 - May 31st)
- Offered to 13 CTE Teachers - 4 Teachers accessed the service
- 3 Classes approved Classes pending approval

5. Services Accessed by Other Districts
CTE Department Collaborative meetings
CTE Advisory Meetings
CTE Regional Advisory Committee Meetings
Grant Writing assistance (CTE Facilities, Prop. 47 Funding)
Perkins accountability support
CTE Student Ambassadors
Developmental Assets
Mentoring Programs

6. 2017-18 ROP/CTE Funding 2017-18 ROP/CTE Funding Brawley Union High
9-12 ADA
9-12 GSA funding
Total 9-12 GSA
ROP/CTE Services
School District
16/17 P-2
per ADA
Funding
25%
Brawley Union High
1,766.96
213.30
$376,893
$94,223
Calexico Unified
3,060.50
211.18
$646,316
$161,579
Calipatria Unified
361.41
212.72
$76,879
$19,220
Central Union High
3,928.80
212.88
$836,363
$209,091
Holtville High
556.15
213.34
$118,649
$29,662
ICOE - Alternative Ed
$7,000
Imperial High
1,224.50
213.97
$262,006
$65,502
San Pasqual Unified
182.85
214.91
$39,296
$9,824
TOTAL
11,081.17
$2,363,403
$596,101

7. Emerging Future Specific performance measures for IVROP
Increased focus on Work-Based Learning (WBL) student internships/job
shadowing, and in-class presentations (with performance measures)
Focus on student credentialing (with performance measure)
CTE development at Aurora High School
Articulation and dual enrollment with University of Arizona
Future
CTE outreach and mobile career exploration
Providing access to Integrated and NGSS aligned “a-g” CTE courses
Developmental Assets work with students