22-11 RCOE Alt Ed College and Career Collaborative Partnership for Student Success

The K-12 SWP Grant will enhance opportunities for economically disadvantaged students, English learners, foster youth, parenting teens and students with disabilities to complete their high school diploma. Earn college credit and acquire skills for the workforce. Students who pass the Comp TIA Exams will earn industry recognized certification. Provide contextualized learning. Provide instructional materials that reflect current state-of-the-art industry practices. Ensure classrooms and labs have up-to-date technology. Promote ongoing career exploration with guidance. Ensure students possess high skills required for high wage/ high demand occupations. Promote opportunities for students to engage with employers and other professionals in their field of study. Ensure CTE students possess the technical abilities for entry level employment into their respective industry sector. Ensure CTE students possess leadership, essential skills and other professional competencies. Embed work-based learning opportunities into career pathways. Ensure students have needed skill certifications. Increase the numbers of students region-wide who participate in apprenticeship and internships.Improve communication with outreach to employers and other students.