1. What Is on the Horizon? 1.Perkins IV 2.Targeting Industries 3.Going for More 4.Data 5.INTEGRATION 6.Competency-Based 7.Entrepreneurship 8.Greening 9.Hybridizing 10.Courses/Programs 11.Survival versus Opportunity

2. Perkins IV Implementation Programs of Study One curriculum: Tech Prep programs Tech Prep curriculum open to any student Articulation through Assessment

3. Targeted Industries Advanced Energy/Environmental Technologies Aerospace/Aviation Agriculture/Food Processing Bioscience/ Bioproducts Corporate/Professional Services Distribution/Logistics Instruments/Controls/ Electronics Motor Vehicle/Parts Manufacturing Polymers/Advanced Materials

4. Going for More Tech Prep Higher level academics Graduating Non-Remedial Postsecondary

5. Data About –Graduation –Non-Remedial –Technical Skill Assessments/ Industry Credentials –College Credit –Postsecondary Enrollment/Employment –Non-Traditional Warehouse Compare! Compare! Compare!

6. INTEGRATION Embedded academic credit College credit for secondary coursework Highly qualified status to CTE teachers Integration of new academic standards

7. Competency-Based Credit Ohio’s Core –“Or Equivalent” –Integration Flexible credit (not who taught, where learned, but what learned

8. Entrepreneurship Threaded in 16 career clusters Pathway

9. Green “Greening” Threaded Green Endorsement

10. Hybridizing Clusters as Swiss cheese Career architects – building with cluster blocks

11. Courses versus Programs Discussion Only Facilitates Hybridizing Facilitates Statewide Articulation Danger of Random Elective Credit

12. Survival versus Opportunity ( Scarcity versus Abundance ) Elective credit, funding cutbacks, full schedules Graduation rates make us necessary Postsecondary enrollment makes us desired Business/industry responsiveness makes us essential