1. Boundary Spanning partnerships Washtenaw County

2. WISD Supporting Work MarketingResearchTechnical Business Services Clerical / Admin Support Human Resources PedagogyCommunicationCollaborativePartnerships Collaborative Partnerships WAY New Tech High ECA Boundary Spanning Tomorrow’s Education, Today Transitions Quality Leadership Equity & Inclusion Success By Six Success District Initiative s District IB Program s IB OnlineLearningOnlineLearning Learner Centered

5. New Tech Network - “A Kindred Spirit” Develop a Broad Vision for Change Anchor the Vision to Principles Secure Public and Private Financial Support Use Intermediary Agencies Identify and Emulate Effective Models Align Policy to Encourage Innovation Nurture and Maintain Stakeholder Support

6. Organic Development Idiosyncratic to constituent needs: Economic Development Highly Educated Shared Problems Shared Solutions Transformation through programmatic re-design

7. The ECA @ EMU is a “Universal Access” Early / Middle college program that combines high school and up to 2 years of college within a comprehensive secondary educational program. Over the last three years, the ECA @ EMU has enrolled in approximately 16,400 EMU credit hours, or roughly 5,700 courses. ECA students have completed EMU courses with a cumulative 'C or better' pass rate of 82% with the ECA contracting for over $2.1 million dollars in tuition and service from EMU. The ECA @ EMU currently receives 88% of the state foundation allowance from its partner districts. The ECA @ EMU is recognized as the best example of how to leverage “dual use” funding in the state of Michigan, as well as providing an excellent example of secondary and post-secondary collaboration. % of Grades by semester of EMU 100 Level Courses C or Better Total % attending 2 or 4 year Emu% Emuwcc% wccother% otherunknown% unknown June Grad1889%1056%00%633%211% Dec Grad5387%3566%59%611%713% Total7187%4563%57%1217%92% Post ECA Post-Secondary Continuation

8. ECA @ EMU ACT Composite Average by Year 200919.9 201022.3 201123.5 ECA @ EMU ACT 2011 Benchmark Sub-scores compared to the State of Michigan * Students achieving an ACT Benchmark Sub- score or above have a 50% chance of receiving a grade of ‘B’, or a 75% chance of receiving a grade of ‘C’ in a college level course.