K-12 Strong Workforce
What is K12 Strong Workforce Program?
The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO), in partnership with the California Department of Education (CDE), is pleased to announce the K12 Strong Workforce Program (K12 SWP). Beginning in 2018-2019, Education Code §§ 88827 establishes the kindergarten through 12th grade component of the Strong Workforce Program appropriating $150,000,000 in annual ongoing career education funding to strengthen the pathways for students from secondary to post-secondary education.
K12 SWP intends to create, support, and/or expand high-quality career education programs at the K12 level that are aligned with the workforce development efforts occurring through the community college Strong Workforce Program and regional priorities.
To read more about the K12 Strong Workforce Program, please visit the Overview page on the California Community Colleges website.
Information
- K12 SWP Overview
- K12 FAQ
- K12 Strong Workforce Video
- IEDRC K12 Selection Committee Roster (Opens PDF)
- IEDRC K12 Selection Committee Governance Process
- K12 Pathway Coordinators Scope of Work
- Webinar – Roles, Responsibilities, & Support of K12 Pathway Coordinators, K14 TAPs, & LEAs
- Chancellor’s Office Memo – K12 Strong Workforce Program 2018-2019 Intent to Award (Opens PDF)
Applications & Awards
- K12 Strong Workforce Program – Round 4 Awardees
- K12 Strong Workforce Program – Round 3 Application Awards
- K12 Strong Workforce Program – Round 2 Application Status/Awards (Opens PDF)
- K12 Strong Workforce Program ‐ Round 1 Application Status (Opens PDF)
- Round 1 project plans
- Round 2 project plans
- Round 3 project plans
- Round 4 project plans
Project Overviews
19-01 (Apple Valley Unified) High Desert Automotive Pathways Improvements - MDCP
Description
Expand automotive programs and capabilities through hybrid, electric, light diesel vehicle/equipment access, certification access, industry-specific professional development, and increasing equipment access to meet industry standards such as new lifts, diagnostic equipment, and repair equipment. This project involves AVUSD, BUSD, HUSD, SVUSD, VVUHSD, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, Barstow Community College, Victor Valley College, and multiple regional industry partners.
Lead Agency
Apple Valley Unified
Partner Agencies
Apple Valley Unified, Barstow College, Barstow Unified, ComAv, First District Supervisor Robert Lovingood, General Atomics, Hesperia Unified, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, Silver Valley Unified, Victor Valley College, Victor Valley Union High, Victorville Motors
Target Industries
Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
12555 Navajo Rd
Apple Valley, CA 92308
Director, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA (MDCP)
(760) 247 - 8001 x2081
matt.wells@mdcareerpathways.com
19-02 (Apple Valley Unified) High Desert Cosmetology & Barbering - MDCP
Description
Create new cosmetology and barbering programs to meet the current needs of the students, including those at a continuation high school. Specifically, this will be related to time and effort of faculty, facility development/expansion, equipment, certification costs, and other related variables. List of partners includes Barstow Community College, Hesperia Adult School CTE program, Snowline Joint Unified, Victor Valley Union High School District, MDCP JPA and local business.
Lead Agency
Apple Valley Unified
Partner Agencies
Apple Valley Unified, Barstow College, Earl Knight Salon & Parlour, First District Supervisor Robert Lovingood, Hair in the Woods, Hesperia Unified, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, Snowline Joint Unified, Victor Valley Union High
Target Industries
Business & Finance, Fashion & Interior Design, Marketing, Sales, & Service
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
Continuation
Contact
12555 Navajo Rd
Apple Valley, CA 92308
Director, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA (MDCP)
(760) 247 - 8001 x2081
matt.wells@mdcareerpathways.com
19-03 (Apple Valley Unified) High Desert Medical Pathways Improvements - MDCP
Description
This project seeks to improve medical programs at multiple high schools through the purchase and implementation of new industry-standard and related technology, adding a medical program at a high school that currently doesn't have one, and expanding medical programs into EMS & EMT subsectors of patient care. Partners include AVUSD, BUSD, HUSD, LVUSD, SJUSD, VVUHSD, VVC, BCC, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, and regional industry partners.
Lead Agency
Apple Valley Unified
Partner Agencies
Apple Valley Unified, Barstow Unified, Desert Valley Hospital, First District Supervisor Robert Lovingood, Hesperia Unified, Lucerne Valley Unified, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, Snowline Joint Unified, St. Mary's Hospital, Victor Valley College, Victor Valley Union High
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Public Services
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, English Learners, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
12555 Navajo Rd
Apple Valley, CA 92308
Director, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA (MDCP)
(760) 247 - 8001 x2081
matt.wells@mdcareerpathways.com
19-05 (Baldy View ROP) Pathway Improvement & Expansion Aligned With Chaffey College
Description
The Baldy View ROP JPA Consortium will use K12 SWP grant funds to improve & align existing pathways with Chaffey College in: Auto Technology, Cybersecurity, Health Sciences Medical Technology, Logistics & Non-Credit Soft Skills, applicable to all industry sectors; provide training and support needed for CTE teachers; support student attainment of industry certifications. Educational partners include: Baldy View ROP, Chaffey JUHSD, Chino Valley USD, Claremont USD, Upland USD & Chaffey College.
Lead Agency
Baldy View ROP
Partner Agencies
Baldy View ROP, Chaffey College, Chaffey Joint Union High, Chino Valley Unified, Claremont Unified, Reach Out, Upland Unified
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Fashion & Interior Design, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, English Learners, Independent Study, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
2890 Inland Empire Blvd., Suite 100
Ontario, CA 91764
19-06 (Beaumont Unified) Engineering and Manufacturing
Description
Our goal is to re-think, re-design, and create a state of the art precision manufacturing program in our current Engineering & Manufacturing lab. This includes purchasing 5 CNC HAAS Mini-Mills, construction for electrical configuration, a robust CAD lab, computer tables, a Tormach CNC Plasma Cutter, camera system, a 3-D Printer, manual lathe, and laser. Partners include Duraplastics, MSJC, Norco College, Precision Stampings Inc (PSI), Beaumont Chamber, Omni Engineering and IBEW Local 440.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified
Partner Agencies
Beaumont Unified, Crafton Hills College, Dura Plastic Products , International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW local 477), Mt. San Jacinto College, Precision Stampings Incorporated
Target Industries
Engineering & Architecture, Manufacturing & Product Development
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, English Learners, Special Needs
Contact
350 Brookside Ave
Beaumont, CA 92223
19-07 (Beaumont Unified) Graphic Production Technologies
Description
It is our goal to build a new CTE pathway at Beaumont High School in the Graphic Production Technologies pathway. This pathway will specifically target our Students with Disabilities (SWDs) and will focus on collaboration, life-skills, working within a team, and creating products from start to finish. Our partners will be Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC), Big Time Design, Beaumont Copy and Graphics, and Val Verde Graphics.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified
Partner Agencies
Beaumont Print and Graphics , Beaumont Unified, Big Time Design , Mt. San Jacinto College
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Manufacturing & Product Development
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
Special Needs
Contact
350 Brookside Ave
Beaumont, CA 92223
19-08 (Beaumont Unified) Patient Care Pathway
Description
Our goal is to launch a Medical Science and Health Technology pathway in the Patient Care pathway. This pathway would be developed for our continuation school students. The first consideration would be to develop this pathway at our one continuation high school as the "marquis" pathway for Glen View High School in conjunction with 21st Century Learning Institute. Both schools are alternative schools located on the same campus and serve our most vulnerable and underserved youth.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified
Partner Agencies
Beaumont Unified, Beaver Medical Group , Crafton Hills College, Marketplace Physical Therapy , Molina Healthcare , Mt. San Jacinto CCD, San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, English Learners, Independent Study, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
350 Brookside Ave
Beaumont, CA 92223
19-09 (Chaffey Joint Union High) Alignment of CJUHSD & FUSD Industry Sector Acad & CTE Pathways to Comm College Programs
Description
This project will focus on increasing skill acquisition among students in CJUHSD and FUSD through alignment of industry sector CTE pathways and career exploration to local community college programs. As a result, students will make a more successful transition from middle school to high school and post-secondary training. Partners include business/industry with a focus on health and medical, Fontana Unified, Chaffey College and will expand to include local ROP programs (BVROP).
Lead Agency
Chaffey Joint Union High
Partner Agencies
Angelica Baltazar, Lewis-San Antonio Healthy Communities Initiative , Baldy View ROP, Chaffey CCD, Chaffey Joint Union High, College of the Desert, Fontana Unified, Loma Linda University, San Bernardino Co. Office of Education
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, English Learners, Independent Study, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
211 West Fifth Street
Ontario, CA 91762
Executive Director, Career Readiness
(909) 988-8511, x2820
Virginia.Kelsen@cjuhsd.net
19-10 (Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP) Well Prepared College and Career Readiness through Work Based Learning (WBL)
Description
Partner districts: Colton Joint Unified, Redlands Unified, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified. CRY-ROP will enhance Work Based Learning (WBL) opportunities for students through four strategies: 1) Career Readiness Specialists support for high school and middle schools 2) Employment Placement Specialist support for internships 3) Middle school STEAM/Innovation labs for a wide range of exposure to career areas 4) Professional development to ensure safety, qualified supervision, and learning.
Lead Agency
Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP
Partner Agencies
911 Safety Services, American Medical Response, California State University San Bernardino, Career Institute, Chaffey College, Colton Joint Unified, Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP, Consulting Health, Crafton Hills College, Department of the Army - Redlands Recruiting Station, Farmers Insurance, Fontana Unified, Forest Home, Men's Wearhouse, Moreno Valley College, Reach Out, Redlands Unified, Resource Conservation District, Riverside City College, S.M.A.R.T. Local 105, San Bernardino Co. Office of Education, San Bernardino Valley College, SEVENsCamp, Sorenson Engineetring, Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters (Career Connections), Spring to Autumn Family Counseling, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Fashion & Interior Design, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, Special Needs
Contact
1214 Indiana Court
Redlands, CA 92374
19-11 (Corona-Norco Unified) CNUSD WBL+ (work-based learning)
Description
The goal of the CNUSD WBL+ pathway improvement project is to increase worked based learning opportunities for secondary students in manufacturing, health sciences, aviation, cyber security, and culinary arts. College partners: Norco, Riverside, Mt. San Jacinto, Chaffey, and San Bernardino. Business/industry partners: Corona Chamber of Commerce, City of Corona, Workforce Strike Team, Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, Inland Empire Economic Partnership, and Reach Out.
Lead Agency
Corona-Norco Unified
Partner Agencies
Chaffey College, Corona-Norco Unified, Mt. San Jacinto College, Norco College, Riverside City College, San Bernardino CCD, The Inland Empire Economic Partnership, Workforce Strike Team
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
2820 Clark Avenue
Norco, CA 92860
19-12 (Jurupa Unified) Operations - Nueva Vista High School
Description
To support the booming Operations Industry in the IE and our community, we launched this pathway 1.5 years ago. We need to work with college faculty and industry to ensure that we are preparing our students for college and work. From this collaboration we will need to update courses and equipment, provide training for our teacher, and connect students to industry experience and certifications. We serve a high risk population who need targeted support /advisement to stay in the K-14 pipeline.
Lead Agency
Jurupa Unified
Partner Agencies
Jurupa Unified, Norco College
Target Industries
Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
Continuation
Contact
4850 Pedley Road
Jurupa Valley, CA 92509
19-13 (Jurupa Unified) Patient Care - Rubidoux High School
Description
The demand for health care workers currently exceeds the region’s capacity in the health careers pipeline. Many students express an interest in health careers, but are unfamiliar with the careers available with the Allied Health field. The high school’s Patient Care Pathway features advanced classes in clinical medical assisting and emergency medicine.
A critical need to is align the high school and college pathways to ensure that the region has the health care workers needed in the future.
Lead Agency
Jurupa Unified
Partner Agencies
Jurupa Unified, Riverside CCD
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
4850 Pedley Road
Jurupa Valley, CA 92509
19-14 (Jurupa Unified) Residential and Commercial Construction - Jurupa Valley High School
Description
The district is currently reviewing curriculum for this pathway and will work collaboratively with Norco College faculty to identify key learning experiences and bring our pathway into alignment with the college program. As part of this collaboration, we will identify additional equipment needs, certification opportunities and courses for articulation and dual enrollment.
We will work with Norco College for targeted outreach and advisement to support a seamless transition to college.
Lead Agency
Jurupa Unified
Partner Agencies
Jurupa Unified, Norco College
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
4850 Pedley Road
Jurupa Valley, CA 92509
19-15 (Mojave Unified) Airframe and Powerplant General Aviation Maintenance Technician I, II, III
Description
MUSD began the Airframe and Powerplant General Aviation Maintenance Technician I course in 2018-2019 with the intention of articulation with Antelope Valley College (AVC) in 2019-20, course II and III will follow each year. AVC and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) personnel supply and review course content, tool use, student hours per required section, and teacher credentials to insure a smooth transition to articulation.
Lead Agency
Mojave Unified
Partner Agencies
Antelope Valley College, Antelope Valley Community College Instructor Ty Mettler, Danny A Bazzell, General Manager Flight Test Historical Foundation, Flight Test Museum, Darrin Richards, Federal Aviation Administration Flight Standards Service District Office, Dr. Maria Clinton, AVC CTE Aeronautical Sciences and Technology, Foster Stanback Aero, Gene Stump, California City City Council, Laureano Flores, MBA, Dean, Career Technical Education AVC, Mojave Unified, Norm Hill of Norm Hill Aviation, California City Airport, Shane Covette, Federal Aviation Administration
Target Industries
Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
3500 Douglas Ave
Mojave, CA 93501
CTE Director, Adult School Principal
(661) 824-4001
susanclipperton@mojave.k12.ca.us
19-16 (Moreno Valley Unified) Cyber Career Pathway
Description
Moreno Valley USD seeks to improve and expand its Cyber Career Pathway Program. Funding will (1) increase the robustness of the program through needed equipment, (2) expand access for all high school students by doubling sites served to include all district comprehensive high schools, and (3) improve pipeline efficacy in the middle school, high school, and community college sections by working closely with our key partners, Moreno Valley College and March Air Reserve Base.
Lead Agency
Moreno Valley Unified
Partner Agencies
AFN & US CyberPatriot, Assemblymember Jose Medina - District 61, California Cyberhub, City of Moreno Valley, CompTIA, ConvergeOne, IE/Desert ICT/DSN Susanne Mata, Moreno Valley College, Moreno Valley Unified, Morning Rotary, NICERC, United Way, Western Academy Support & Training Center (WASTC)
Target Industries
Information & Communication Technologies
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, English Learners, Independent Study, Special Needs
Contact
25634 Alessandro Blvd.
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
19-17 (Murrieta Valley Unified) Building and Construction Pathway Creation
Description
To meet local and statewide labor market demand, MVUSD is introducing Building and Construction to prepare students to vie for the current high demand, high skill, high wage careers of the labor market.
Lead Agency
Murrieta Valley Unified
Partner Agencies
Erickson-Hall Construction Co., Mt. San Jacinto College, Murrieta Valley Unified, Southwest Regional Council Of Carpenters
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
Continuation, English Learners, Independent Study, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
41870 McAlby Court
Murrieta, CA 92562
19-18 (Palm Springs Unified) PSUSD CTE Academy and Pathway Recruitment and Retention
Description
Goals for use of the funding are to; 1) enhance recruitment efforts to get more students into district CTE programs; 2) improve retention of students in the programs to increase the number of successful program completers; 3) provide the most current technology, equipment and experiences to insure program alignment with local industry, increase dual enrollment opportunities, and prepare students for transition into local community college programs aligned to district programs.
Lead Agency
Palm Springs Unified
Partner Agencies
Autoworxs, AVID Physical Therapy, CaddyShack, Coachella Valley Water District, College of the Desert, Hoffman Steel , Hot Purple Energy, J.W. Marriott Desert Springs Resort, Meineke Car Care, Northshore-Living Herbs, OneFuture Coachella Valley, Palm Springs Life Magazine, Palm Springs Unified, Palm Springs Unified School District Foundation , Redlands Rancho Market, The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands, The Slice , Valley Office Equipment
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
150 District Center Drive
Palm Springs, CA 92264
19-19 (Riverside Co. Office of Education) RCOE Alternative Education/Special Education Strong Workforce Program
Description
RCOE Alternative Education/Special Education will expand CTE courses, dual enrollment courses in career technical education (CTE), CTE certifications, and internships. RCOE will partner with the University of California, Riverside-Extension Center, Riverside Community College, Mt. San Jacinto College, Constitutional Rights Foundation, Cryoquip, Vocademy, and the California Family Life Center to enhance college and career programs for students.
Lead Agency
Riverside Co. Office of Education
Partner Agencies
California Family Life Center, Constitutional Rights Foundation, Cryoquip, Riverside City College, Riverside Co. Office of Education, Vocademy
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, English Learners, Independent Study, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
3939 Thirteenth Street
Riverside, CA 92501
19-20 (Riverside Unified) RUSD Student Certification Pipeline
Description
RUSD will collaborate with RCC to implement a Student Certification Pipeline in 4 pathways: Applied Digital Media; Auto Tech; Cybersecurity; and, HVAC. The goal is to allow students to complete the first two certification courses in each pathway in HS, making the transition to the final courses at RCC, and ultimately the workforce much faster. The project includes a CTE Liaison for student transition; a focus on work-based learning; and, partner support of the pathways (to be decided).
Lead Agency
Riverside Unified
Partner Agencies
AT&T, Bourns Inc., Cherished Memories Photography, Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce, Lucas Oil, MATCO Tools, Modern Designs, Norco College, Parts Authority, Raceway Ford, Riverside City College, Riverside Community Hospital, Riverside County Workforce Development Board, Riverside Unified, Riverside Unified School District (RUSD) Technology Services, Snap On Tools, SystemGO IT, Toyota of Riverside
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, Continuation, English Learners, Special Needs
Contact
3380 14th Street
Riverside, CA 92501
19-21 (San Bernardino City Unified) Arroyo Valley CORE
Description
Constructing Opportunities in Renewable Energies (CORE) is a Green Pathway that guides at-risk students through their high school years. The primary focus of this project will be to create a seamless pipeline from High School to College to the Workforce through the attainment of industry recognized certifications both the high school and college levels.
Partners Include San Bernardino Valley Community College and County of San Bernardino Workforce Development.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino City Unified
Partner Agencies
San Bernardino City Unified, San Bernardino County Workforce Development, San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Energy, Environment, & Utilities
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
777 North F Street
San Bernardino, CA 92410
CTE Department Chair, Arroyo Valley High School
(909) 381-4295
laura.gallardo@sbcusd.k12.ca.us
19-22 (San Bernardino County ROP) Targeted Program Improvement and Expansion
Description
All nine (9) consortium LEAs plan to utilize K-12 SWP funds to expand CTE opportunities and postsecondary enrollment, fueling regional economies with an educated and skilled workforce. Using labor market data, consortium members identified the following K-12 program areas for expansion, which are consistent with four of IDRC’s identified priority sectors: Advanced Manufacturing; Energy, Construction and Utilities; Health; ICT & Digital Media; and one auxiliary sector: Public Safety.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino County ROP
Partner Agencies
Bear Valley Unified, Copper Mountain College, Excelsior Charter, Hesperia Unified, Morongo Unified, Public Safety Academy, Rialto Unified, Rim of the World Unified, San Bernardino CCD, San Bernardino Co. Office of Education, San Bernardino County ROP, San Bernardino Valley College, Victor Valley College
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations
Contact
670 E. Carnegie Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92408
19-23 (Santa Rosa Academy) Santa Rosa Academy Engineering Program Improvement
Description
Our current Engineering pathway courses align with the priority sector Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering, Construction, and Utilities. The pathway improvement will include additional materials and equipment along with specific industry certifications to enhance needed skills for students to transfer to our community college partners and/or enter directly into the workforce. Increased articulation with such community college partners will be a priority.
Lead Agency
Santa Rosa Academy
Partner Agencies
City of Menifee, MiraCosta College, Mt. San Jacinto College, Santa Rosa Academy
Target Industries
Engineering & Architecture, Manufacturing & Product Development
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, English Learners, Independent Study, Special Needs
Contact
27587 La Piedra Road
Menifee, CA 92584
19-24 (SIATech Indio) SIATech Inland Empire: Health, ICT-DM, and Manufacturing
Description
SIATech Inland Empire will be supporting ; Health, ICT-DM, and Manufacturing pathways to serve Opportunity Youth, aged 16-24 from low socioeconomic backgrounds who are disconnected from work and school. Our improvement project includes counseling support, CTE certificated HS staff, Career Exploration, Work based learning, college co-enrollment opportunities, and Coordinated PD for all staff. Partners include Riverside City College, College of the Desert, and Mt. San Jacinto College.
Lead Agency
SIATech Indio
Partner Agencies
Aragundi Chiropractic, Health and Fitness Center, ARRC , College of the Desert, Inland Empire Job Corps Center, Mt. San Jacinto College, Riverside City College, SIATech Indio, Southwest Veterans’ Business Resource Center , The Moreno Valley Library, The SIATech Perris Pathway Plan
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
All Student Populations, English Learners, Independent Study, Other Alternative, Special Needs
Contact
45691 Monroe St, Suite 6
Indio, CA 92201
Executive Director of Community Development and Career Pathways
(408) 421-2718
laurie.pianka@siatech.org
19-25 (Temecula Valley Unified) Manufacturing & Product Dev - High Demand, High Salary, High Regional Impact, High Five!
Description
CTE Temecula Valley's proposed Manufacturing/Product Development pathway is an IEDRC sector priority and a Workforce Development Board Slingshot project that will be informed by and aligned with regional and local needs expressed by Manufacturing Industry Partners, IEDRC Strong Workforce Regional Strategic Plan. Pathway and curriculum 6-year plan will provide articulation with Norco College and/or sucessful transition to career-ready employment.
Lead Agency
Temecula Valley Unified
Partner Agencies
EAT Marketplace, Mt. San Jacinto CCD, Norco College, OptiForms, Opto 22, Temecula Valley Unified, Tension Envelope
Target Industries
Manufacturing & Product Development
Target Populations
- Race/Ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Filipino, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or More Races, Unknown/Unreported, White - Student Population Focus
Continuation
Contact
31350 Rancho Vista Road
Temecula, CA 92592
Coordinator, Career Technical Education & Community Engagement
(951) 294-6020
medwards@tvusd.k12.ca.us
20-01 (Apple Valley Unified School District) MDCP - Industry-Standard Equipment Upgrades
Description
MDCP will utilize industry advisory committees, visits to industry locations, teacher externships, and industry input to identify equipment needs that would better align pathway programs to requisite curricular outcomes. Equipment will supplement curricular alignment to ensure requisite skill mastery. Professional development on equipment will be implemented as needed. The program will upgrade technical labs and equipment to match industry skillset demands and pathway transition needs. Pilot career exploration activities at the middle school level that will require the use of industry-standard equipment and curriculum, leading those students into high school career pathways, post-secondary programs, and industry.
Lead Agency
Apple Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Akhil Sharma, MD, Apple Medical Clinic, Apple Valley Unified, Barstow College, Barstow Police Department, Barstow Unified, Building Industry Technology Academy, Bureau of Land Management - High Desert, Cal Fire - Phelan, Cal Portland, Carewell Arthritis Center, Carjo, Cemex, Chop Stop, ComAv, Conversions Firestone, Cooley Construction, Culture Plug, Desert Community Bank, Desert Mountain Medical Group, Desert Valley Hospital, Dr. Chirag Mehta, Dr. Leary Chiropractic, Dr. Mike's Walk-In Clinic, Dr. Rakesh Grover, Dr. Viruch Vachirakorntong, Exquadrum, Family Practice Associates, Feed Barn, GE Aviation, General Atomics, Green Valley Home Health Services, Green Valley Hospice & Palliative Care, Greiner Buick GMC, Hannon Chiropractic, Hattrix, Heritage Victor Valley Medical Group, Hesperia Unified, High Desert Manufacturer's Council, Joel Velasquez, MD, LifeStream Blood Bank, Limb Salvage, Loida Guevarra, MD, Lucerne Valley Unified, Matthew P. Danneker, DPT, McDonalds - Tri Community, Melvani Ashok M.D., Meridian Urgent Care, Mitsubishi Cement, Mojave Air Quality Board, Mojave Chiropractic, Mojave Water Agency, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, Nanda Biswas, MD, PG&E, Phelan - Pinon Hills CERT, Physician's Surgery Center, Premier Parth Medical Group, Raj H. Karnani, M.D., Ramin Ashtiani, M.D., Saldana Chiropractic, San Bernardino County Fire - Station 10, Seven60 Graphics & Printing, Sheep Creek Water Company, Signature Auto Collision, Silver Valley Unified, Snowline Joint Unified, Southwest Carpenter's Union, St. Mary's Hospital, Stine Chiropractic, Valencia MD, Inc., Victor Valley College, Victor Valley Global Medical Center, Victor Valley Union High, Victorville Motors, Vijay Arora Inc., Vivek S. Gill, M.D.
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Fashion & Interior Design, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
12555 Navajo Rd
Apple Valley, CA 92308
20-02 (Baldy View Regional Occupational Center) HQ Pathway Improvements - ICT, Transportation/Logistics, HSMT, and Construction Trades
Description
Baldy View ROP will partner with ASE Education Foundation to enhance three automotive transportation skills labs to NATEF Certified labs. The program will upgrade existing computer labs to meet industry standards in cyber security and business/entrepreneurship pathway, including the purchase of software and equipment to increase access to special needs populations. Building construction trades pathway will be enhanced with the purchase of industry standard equipment. Create and equip a surgical technician/sterile processing lab. Enhance the current logistics pathway by designing advanced curriculum and creating/equipping a robotics and logistics integrated lab.
Lead Agency
Baldy View Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Baldy View ROP, Chaffey College, Chaffey Joint Union High, Chino Valley Unified, Claremont Unified, Distribution Management Association of Southern California, Reach Out, Regional Director, Employer Engagement ICT & Digital Media Sector IE/DR -Susanne Mata, United Parcel Service (UPS), Upland Unified
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Transportation
Contact
2890 Inland Empire Blvd., Suite 100
Ontario, CA 91764
20-03 (Beaumont Unified School District) K-12 Strong Workforce Partnership Coordinator
Description
Beaumont will create a Work-based Learning (WBL) Coordinator position who will work with local and regional businesses to create Apprenticeships, Internships, and guide CTE students in Work Experience related positions. They will design a district-wide comprehensive WBL program for students who are seeking to continue in their CTE Program of Study. Additionally, the WBL Coordinator will work alongside local community colleges to ensure that CTE students gain access to CTE pathways in the various community colleges surrounding Beaumont. After two years of establishing this program, it is our goal to sustain this person through the general fund in order to continue offering WBL experiences to students in the Beaumont Unified School District. The addition of the WBL Coordinator will assist us in meeting our mission of preparing all students for the world of work while supporting the vision and mission of the Board of Trustees.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Beaumont Chamber of Commerce , Beaumont Unified, California State University-San Bernardino, City of Beaumont, Crafton Hills College, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW local 477), Mt. San Jacinto College, Rotary
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services
Contact
350 Brookside Ave
Beaumont, CA 92223
20-04 (Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Center) Health Science-Nursing Assistant Pathway
Description
Support for development of a Health Science/Nursing pathway to address the high demand for healthcare workers in our region. The pathway will serve as a pipeline to our community colleges that offer RN/LVN programs and will provide opportunities for certifications, participation in college and community events, clinical experience, and dual enrollment/articulation credit. Our Student Service Teams will support, recruit and inform students at both the high schools and middle schools of the many opportunities in the Health Science field. College and career planning, needs assessments, post-secondary transition assistance, tutoring and resources will be provided to support successful pathway completion. Project partners will be invited to serve on our advisory board.
Lead Agency
Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Chaffey College, Colton Joint Unified School District, Loma Linda University, Reach Out, Redlands Community Hospital, Redlands Unified School District, Riverside City College, San Bernardino Valley College, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology
Contact
20-05 (Corona-Norco Unified School District) CNUSD HQ CTE: Create, Support and Expand
Description
The project objectives are to increase the number of students who complete two-year pathways and the percent of students who obtain an industry-recognized certification. Highlights include STEM pathways expansion, post-secondary partnership opportunities, 7-14 pathways, articulated courses, dual enrollment, student success monitoring, guidance counselor training, professional development, business and industry involvement, and student CTSO leadership.
Lead Agency
Corona-Norco Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Cal-Draulics, Chaffey College, City of Corona, Corona-Norco Unified, Gene Haas Foundation, Inland Empire Women in Manufacturing, Moreno Valley College, Mt. San Jacinto College, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division, Norco College, Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, Paton Group, Reach Out, Riverside CCD, Riverside City College, San Bernardino Valley College, The Inland Empire Economic Partnership
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact
2820 Clark Avenue
Norco, CA 92860
20-06 (Desert Sands Unified School District) Construction Technology Pathway
Description
In collaboration with College of the Desert, Desert Sands Unified School District will create a new CTE construction pathway at the Eisenhower Community Education Center adjacent to Amistad High School, an alternative education program that will provide nontraditional and other special populations of students greater access and engagement in CTE programs, provide opportunity for students to enroll in college credit courses that leads to industry certification and qualify them as prepared on the College/Career Indicator. The project will bridge the gap between secondary and post-secondary education for students by providing pathway courses that begin at the high school level and that conclude in a capstone experience in the Applied Construction Technology program at COD. It will provide skilled construction workers to fill some of the job openings and develop a pre apprenticeship pathway. Funds will also be used to advertise the program to potential students, support a pathway advisory council, purchase allowable industry specific construction equipment and tools, purchase construction materials and supplies for projects, purchase textbooks and certification exams, professional development
Lead Agency
Desert Sands Unified School District
Partner Agencies
College of the Desert, Desert Sands Unified, Southwest Regional Council Of Carpenters
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades
Contact
20-07 (Fontana Unified School District) Emerging Regional CTE Pathways in Aviation and Cyber Security
Description
These pathways in Airport E-Commerce (Aviation/Mechanics) and Cybersecurity will assist students with earning a living wage though guided pathway alignment with our partners by: providing access to work centered labs and field experiences to English learners, special education, foster, and socio economically disadvantaged youth in Aviation and Cybersecurity with additional supports provided by Industry and education partners; Ensuring that curriculum courses meet the transferability to college requirements to align with the regions guided pathway programs of study, that supports students with early access to college credit courses; Providing additional career counselling services to better support our targeted populations on how to enroll and complete a CTE pathway and meet the College Career Readiness Indicator (CCRI) at Prepared level; Providing students an opportunity to connect with professionals through industry chats (NEPRIS/Skype/Teams, etc) and classroom/industry visits; Designing work centered labs, identify equipment and instructional materials that will teach and prepare students to meet the growing need for a skilled workforce in Aviation and Cybersecurity; Exposing students to extended learning opportunities in partnership with industry and post-secondary institutions that will expand and give them real-life career experiences in Aviation and Cybersecurity.
Lead Agency
Fontana Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Barboza Space Center, Chaffey College, Chaffey Joint Union High, Cisco, Fontana Unified, Ontario International Airport Authority, Redbird Flight Simulations, Inc, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, Shades of Blue, The Inland Empire Economic Partnership
Target Industries
Information & Communication Technologies, Transportation
Contact
20-08 (Hemet Unified School District) HUSD Middle School CTE Career Exploration Pipeline to High School/MSJC CTE Alignment
Description
Hemet’s project objective is to increase exposure to careers by implementing career exploration courses at middle schools with curriculum aligned to CTE programs in our high schools and community colleges and developing a district-wide continuum of work-based learning activities based on four career levels: Career Awareness, Career Exploration, Career Preparation, and Career Specific Training. In collaboration with MSJC, Hemet will revise K-12 CTE pathways to better align with MSJC programs of study, increase articulation agreements, and dual enrollment offerings.
Lead Agency
Hemet Unified School District
Partner Agencies
CCGI, Hemet Unified, International Brotherhood Electrical Workers (IBEW Local 440), Mt. San Jacinto College, Southwest Carpenter's Union
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact
20-09 (Jurupa Unified School District) Strengthening Pathways for Work-based Learning, Dual Enrollment, & College Transition
Description
This project will increase collaboration with industry to align coursework to regional needs, support externships, increase work-based learning, and increase the percentage of students earning certifications. Increase collaboration with colleges to align coursework, increase articulation & dual enrollment, and increase career guidance/transition support with an increase in the number of students entering post-secondary education certificate and degree programs.
Lead Agency
Jurupa Unified School District
Partner Agencies
GRID Alternatives, Inland Communities Corporation, Jurupa Unified, Norco College, Riverside City College, San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
4850 Pedley Road
Jurupa Valley, CA 92509
20-10 (Lake Elsinore Unified School District) Carpentry Pre-Apprenticeship Program
Description
Establish industry and Community College partnerships for advisory capacity. Increase work-based learning opportunities for students; work with MSJC and SRCC, leading to attainment of skills for the construction industry. Regular classroom visits/participation by SRCC’s Outreach Specialists and Apprentices and Journeyman to mentor students and support their skill attainment. Increase student engagement, post-secondary enrollment and certification completion with structured, project-based learning curriculum that is student centered. Support the development of a 5-year plan for all Construction students and increase students graduating from LEUSD and enrolling in MSJC.
Lead Agency
Lake Elsinore Unified School District
Partner Agencies
College of the Desert, Lake Elsinore Unified, Mt. San Jacinto College, Reach Out, Southwest Carpenter's Union
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades
Contact
20-11 (Moreno Valley Unified School District) MVUSD Cyber Career Pathway R2
Description
Project objectives include contextualizing student learning into viable work-based learning (WBL) opportunities and hybrid skills that ensure the pathway to specific jobs, as guided by our Industry Advisory Partners, NICE/NIST Framework Standards, and Regional and Statewide Labor Market Projections. Thereby, providing effective career guidance and career exploration in a formalized WBL sequential pathway, which includes apprenticeships, internships, field trips, job shadowing, and outreach encouraging students to remain in the pathway. Expansion efforts include outreach to potential K-16 students and their families regarding the cyber career education pathway, including a stronger focus on middle school program development and increased network connections with postsecondary faculty, industry, and community partners. Promote opportunities for students to engage with employers and other professionals through WBL, and encourage students to continue post-secondary education via guided pathways into cyber-related careers.
Lead Agency
Moreno Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
AFN & US CyberPatriot, Assemblymember Jose Medina - District 61, California State University-San Bernardino, City of Moreno Valley, CompTIA, ConvergeOne, Cyber-Guild / California Cyberhub, IE/Desert ICT/DSN Susanne Mata, Moreno Valley College, Moreno Valley Unified, Morning Rotary, NICERC, PaloAlto Networks, Riverside Co. Office of Education,
United Way, University California Riverside (UCR) IT Department,
Western Academy Support & Training Center
Target Industries
Information & Communication Technologies
Contact
20-12 (Murrieta Valley Unified School District) K-12 Computer Science/Cyber Security creation and improvement
Description
Objectives include providing students with multiple post secondary pathway options for careers, educating all stakeholders of the varied career entry points computer science provides students for high skill, high wage, high demand careers, and/or middle skill, living wage careers. Providing work-based learning (WBL) options for students, including competitions (such as CyberPatriots). Industry recognized credentials for middle/high school students. Creating curriculum for middle school Computer Science and reviewing/revising current curriculum for the high school CS pathway.
Lead Agency
Murrieta Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Mt. San Jacinto CCD, Murrieta Valley Unified, San Bernardino CCD
Target Industries
Engineering & Architecture, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
41870 McAlby Court
Murrieta, CA 92562
20-13 (Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy) ReadySetCTE Pathways to College and Career Readiness Pipeline Expansion and Improvement
Description
PAL’s ReadySetCTE pathways pipeline expansion project will improve the school’s CTE program quality by aligning high school CTE courses to those of our local Community Colleges and partner vocational schools. The goal is for all PAL students to graduate “Life Ready” by developing effective college and career skills, gathering key knowledge of postsecondary and career pathways, and also earning stackable, industry-based certifications/credentials that support targeted entry level employment or postsecondary enrollment. PAL’s ReadySetCTE program addresses career pathways in eight key local industry sectors. Valued partner support includes industry related resources, advisories, job tours, job shadows, internships, teacher externships, classroom, mentoring volunteering and related presentations.
Lead Agency
Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy
Partner Agencies
Charlene Whitlinger Director of Outreach Programs -Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters Union, Loma Linda -Health San Manuel Gateway College, Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy, San Bernardino County Workforce Development, San Bernardino Valley College, Support Learning, Inc. | CTeLearning.com
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
20-14 (Riverside Co. Office of Education) RCOE Alternative Education College and Career Plan for Student Success
Description
Riverside County Office of Education Alternative Education will expand contextualized and work-based learning in five CTE pathways, enhance ongoing career exploration, provide industry-recognized certifications, and promote opportunities for students to engage with employers/industry representatives in their field of study. RCOE Alternative Education will enhance student transitions between high school and post-secondary education through Dual Enrollment courses in the Networking Pathway and Articulated courses in the Multimedia Production Pathway in partnership with UCR Extension Center and RCC.
Lead Agency
Riverside Co. Office of Education
Partner Agencies
California Family Life Center, Constitutional Rights Foundation, Cryoquip, Riverside City College, Riverside Co. Office of Education, University of California-Riverside
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
3939 Thirteenth Street
Riverside, CA 92501
20-15 (Riverside Unified School District) Vertical Career Exploration & Student Support Improvement Plan
Description
Increase career option awareness at all grade levels and in all industry sectors; provide a dual enrollment offering for Career Exploration and Life Planning; support and reinforce career guidance in the classroom; dedicate staff to support individual students as they move along the district's Work-Based Learning Continuum including hiring a Career Support Specialist. Add new post-secondary options for RUSD CTE pathways, through Industry Certification, Articulation, and/or Dual Enrollment options. Expand CTE to all industry sectors by creating new pathways in the Energy, Construction, and Utilities, and Agriculture, Water, and Environmental Technologies sectors.
Lead Agency
Riverside Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Riverside City College, Riverside County Workforce Development Board, Riverside Unified, San Bernardino Valley College, SolarMax, Strivven Media LLC, University of California-Riverside, Water Energy Education Alliance, Western Municipal Water District
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Fashion & Interior Design, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
20-16 (San Bernardino City Unified School District) Arroyo Valley Cyber
Description
This K12 SWP project will provide high-quality CTE student instruction in two fully articulated Computer and Information Technology (CIT) courses with industry-recognized certifications as an integral component of the pathway. San Bernardino Unified School District will construct seamless pathway linkages from Arroyo Valley High School and San Bernardino Valley College certificate programs, launch dual-enrollment CIT courses taught by SBVC on the Arroyo Valley campus and 112-hour work-based learning opportunities in the industry while increasing capacity and continuous improvement with college counseling and supplemental instruction support.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino City Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Garner Holt Productions, San Bernardino City Unified, San Bernardino County Workforce Development, San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Information & Communication Technologies
Contact
20-17 (San Bernardino County Regional Occupational Center) Targeted Program Improvement and Expansion
Description
Expand and enhance CTE pathways, WBL opportunities and student support service in partner districts to carry students to post-secondary programs and beyond. Materials, supplies and activities that simulate real world experiences in medical and public service pathways, additional teacher, PD, equipment and certifications for cybersecurity pathways; teacher, materials and supplies for auto and welding programs. Student support and access will be enhanced through a dual enrollment counselor, student field trips, Nepris, and development of virtual lessons for alternative education students and PD for teachers.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino County Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Alliance for Education, Bear Valley Unified, California Cyber Hub, Copper Mountain CCD, Crafton Hills College, Excelsior Charter, Global Business Solutions, Morongo Unified, NICERC, Rialto Unified, Rim of the World Unified, San Bernardino CCD, San Bernardino Co. Office of Education, San Bernardino County ROP, San Bernardino Valley College, Technical Employment Training
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
670 E. Carnegie Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92408
20-18 (SIATech) SIATech Inland Empire: Health, ICT, and Manufacturing
Description
With crucial foundational pathway elements in place, SIATech seeks to improve students’ post-secondary transition and employability by expanding the CTE program to our Inland Empire Job Corps site, using Student Support Specialists to develop an engaging pathways recruitment process targeting all incoming students, identifying opportunities where dual enrollment courses can serve as pathway capstones, and adding certification options to existing pathways. The project will also provide ongoing Trauma Informed Practices training to pathways staff, expand the Manufacturing pathway to prepare students for entry into any of the Norco College Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Certificate programs, include new curriculum in the ICT pathway preparing students for entry into any of the MSJC Cyber Security certificate programs, and articulate the Health pathway capstone course with at least one college.
Lead Agency
SIATech
Partner Agencies
Aragundi Chiropractic, Health and Fitness Center, ARRC and SWVBRC, Dr. Sandip Desai. DDS, MS, Inland Empire Job Corps Center, Mt. San Jacinto College, Norco College, Riverside City College, SIATech, The Moreno Valley Library, The SIATech Perris Pathway Plan
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
45691 Monroe St, Suite 6
Indio, CA 92201
Executive Director of Community Development and Career Pathways
laurie.pianka@siatech.org
20-19 (Temecula Valley Unified School District) Information & Communication Technology
Description
Temecula USD: Adding a three-year ICT pathway at Great Oak High School for Software & Systems Development, expanding current Cyber Patriots programs at three high schools to increase cybersecurity skills and encourage female (nontraditional) student team participation. The project may allow for upgraded middle school equipment/software, added staff site tours and an expanded connection with MSJC. Temecula USD will provide professional development for all high school counselors and case carriers on the ICT pathways.
Lead Agency
Temecula Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Abbott Vascular, Avatar Web Services, BlinkIT Solutions, CISCO, CompTIA, MC3 Solutions, Mt. San Jacinto College, National University, Center for Cyber Security, NBS, San Bernardino CCD, Temecula Valley Unified, Western Academy Support & Training Center (WASTC)
Target Industries
Information & Communication Technologies
Contact
20-20 (Temecula Valley Unified School District) Transportation - Expanding with NATEF and Electric/Hybrid Vehicles
Description
Temecula USD is modifying its automotive pathway curriculum to include hybrid/EV/alternative fuel/clean energy technologies that form a critical part of California's strategy for reducing climate change impacts and growing a robust green economy. The project will fund instructor professional development, equipment upgrades and purchases. Student CTSO opportunities will be created through SkillsUSA, and expanded recruitment and retention efforts will focus on underrepresented special populations and nontraditional students.
Lead Agency
Temecula Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
City of Temecula, DCH Acura, Gosch Ford, John Hine Temecula Mazda Subaru, Mt. San Jacinto College, Napa Auto Parts - So Cal, SAAB Imports, San Diego CCD, Temecula Valley Unified
Target Industries
Transportation
Contact
20-21 (Val Verde Unified School District) Engineering and Manufacturing Pathway
Description
Val Verde Unified is preparing students to enter engineering and manufacturing collegiate pathways and training students on industry standard equipment to compete in SkillsUSA and MESA competitions. The project allows for Val Verde to purchase industry standard manufacturing equipment for middle schools and students that graduate from manufacturing programs will have the opportunity to earn industry certifications in OSHA, welding and SolidWorks and/or as an Amatrol technician. Teachers in the ENG and MANU programs will receive ongoing and relevant professional development to ensure the classroom instruction is aligned with post-secondary partners and local workforce needs. Marketing campaigns that target middle school students, high school students, parents and industry partners for all ENG and MANU pathways will be developed and new local industry partnerships and externship opportunities for teachers will be created.
Lead Agency
Val Verde Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Klein Educational Systems, Moreno Valley College, Paton Group, SkillsUSA, UCR MESA (Math Engineering Science Achievement), Val Verde Unified
Target Industries
Engineering & Architecture, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
21-02 (Baldy View ROP) HQ Pathway Improvements: Transportation/Logistics, Manufacturing & Product Development
Description
Planned improvements & curriculum updates will improve articulation alignment with Chaffey College. The project seeks to create a Skills USA Chapter CTSO, purchase equipment for transportation pathways and upgrade labs in manufacturing and product development pathways. The project will create a regional professional learning community for CTE educators in all pathways, provide focused training in project based learning, distance learning, SEL, anti-racism/bias, serving special needs/underrepresented students and connect CTE educators to postsecondary partners and to improve student preparation for postsecondary education and future employment.
Lead Agency
Baldy View Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Chaffey Joint Union High, Chino Valley Unified, Claremont Unified, Upland Unified, Chaffey College, Distribution Management Association of Southern California, IE/Desert ICT/DSN Susanne Mata, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools-Alliance for Education, United Parcel Service (UPS)
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Fashion & Interior Design, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
21-03 (Beaumont Unified) Residential and Commercial Construction
Description
Many of our traditionally underserved students struggle to find meaning and purpose in our current educational system with abstract, highly theoretical courses that do not apply to real life. The proposed CTE program would allow students relevant coursework that integrates conceptual topics into hands-on learning that will benefit our students now and into the future. Our school district values our partnership with Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) and we work closely aligning our CTE Pathways in order to ensure robust feeder patterns. Our students would be able to transition directly into the MSJC Building and Construction Trades program to enhance their postsecondary experience and pursue certificates in the construction industry. We also continue to build our partnership with Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State San Bernardino. Both universities offer degrees in Construction Management and other closely related fields. Our district ensures that CTE Pathways at the high school level and postsecondary level mirror the region's high priority industry sectors.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified School District
Partner Agencies
California State University-San Bernardino, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW local 477), Mt. San Jacinto College, Rotary, Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades
Contact
21-04 (California School for the Deaf) Super Charging CTE with the Rapidly Emerging Electric Vehicle Lab
Description
The project will install an up-to-date Electric Vehicle lab, upgrading our CTE Automotive Service pathway to prepare Deaf and Hard of Hearing students for employment as technicians, the second most in-demand job in the Transportation sector. The plan is to update and implement a rigorous hands-on curriculum with instruction by a qualified teacher in American Sign Language, enabling students to access the curriculum and engage in employment opportunities in the transportation industry. The project will partner with Riverside City College’s Automotive Technology Program to provide a concurrent course equal to the first semester of AUT-50 Automotive Principles as part of their post-secondary training.
Lead Agency
California School for the Deaf-Riverside
Partner Agencies
California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) - Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Specialized Unit, Riverside City College
Target Industries
Transportation
Contact
21-05 (Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP) Advanced Manufacturing & Transportation: Building the Pipeline for Tomorrow's Workforce
Description
The project will form a CTE Task Force and Advisory Committee to work on curriculum alignment, course outline revisions, certification opportunities and requirements, professional development, etc. The project will implement aligned curriculum and certification training for students and support ongoing professional development training to align with industry standards. CRY-ROP will collaborate with faculty from San Bernardino Valley College and Riverside Community College District to align curriculum content in the Advanced Manufacturing and Automotive pathways. The project will develop industry-specific employability workshops, upgrade manufacturing and automotive classrooms and shops to align with industry standards, provide tutoring for students to increase success, and expand business partner support for WBL, guest speaker, and advisory opportunities.
Lead Agency
Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Colton Joint Unified, Redlands Unified, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified, California State University San Bernardino,, Fritts Ford, Riverside CCD, S.M.A.R.T. Local 105, San Bernardino County Fleet Management, San Bernardino Valley College, Sorenson Engineering, Southwest Carpenters Union, The Inland Empire Economic Partnership
Target Industries
Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact
21-06 (Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP) Increasing Access, Equity and Opportunities in ICT and AME Pathways
Description
The project will address the need for technically skilled Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) and Arts, Media, & Entertainment (AME) workers for the projected labor demand in our region. The plan is to work on curriculum alignment, course outline revisions, certification opportunities and requirements, and identification of professional development training and upgrades needed to facilitate program enhancements to align with industry standards. The project will collaborate with faculty from San Bernardino Valley College, Crafton Hills College, and Riverside Community College District to align curriculum content areas in ICT & AME pathways. The project will also focus on outreach to expand industry and business partnerships to support work-based learning, guest speakers and advisory opportunities for our students abdl upgrade equipment, software and supplies to align with industry standards.
Lead Agency
Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Colton Joint Unified, Redlands Unified, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified, Crafton Hills College, ESRI, Gateway Church, KCAA Radio - Waconda Broadcasting, Inc., LX Media, Riverside CCD, San Bernardino Valley College, The Inland Empire Economic Partnership
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Information & Communication Technologies
Contact
21-07 (Corona-Norco Unified) Strengthen and Grow High Quality CTE Pathways
Description
The objective of the project is to increase the number of students who complete two-year pathways and the percentage of students who obtain industry-recognized certification. The targeted subgroups include Hispanic English learners, special education, socioeconomically disadvantaged, foster and homeless youth, and non-traditional students. The project will identify specific activities that lead to postsecondary studies, and improved access and engagement for underserved students. The aim is to provide enhanced post-secondary partnership opportunities, ensure alignment and sequence of 7-14 CTE pathways, increase the number of articulated courses, and create CTE dual enrollment opportunities for grades 10-14. The project will provide professional development to ensure instruction remains current with industry needs and standards and expand industry involvement to grow work-based learning opportunities, recommend and promote student leadership development through CTSOs, and increase parent/student awareness of the value of CTE pathways in high school and college beginning in middle school. The project will support guidance counselor training and employ a dedicated CTE counselor/coordinator to support CTE students and staff. The project will purchase industry specific equipment, tools, textbooks, certification exams, and supplies.
Lead Agency
Corona-Norco Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Cal-Draulics, California Homebuilding Foundation, Chaffey College, Gene Haas Foundation, Inland Empire Women in Manufacturing, Moreno Valley College, Mt. San Jacinto College, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division, Norco College, Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, Paton Group, Reach Out, Riverside CCD, Riverside City College, San Bernardino Valley College, The Inland Empire Economic Partnership
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact
21-08 (Fontana Unified) Everyday Heroes Train Here!
Description
The objective of the project is to increase the number of students who complete two-year pathways and the percentage of students who obtain industry-recognized certification. The targeted subgroups include Hispanic English learners, special education, socioeconomically disadvantaged, foster and homeless youth, and non-traditional students. The project will identify specific activities that lead to postsecondary studies, and improved access and engagement for underserved students. The aim is to provide enhanced post-secondary partnership opportunities, ensure alignment and sequence of 7-14 CTE pathways, increase the number of articulated courses, and create CTE dual enrollment opportunities for grades 10-14. The project will provide professional development to ensure instruction remains current with industry needs and standards and expand industry involvement to grow work-based learning opportunities, recommend and promote student leadership development through CTSOs, and increase parent/student awareness of the value of CTE pathways in high school and college beginning in middle school. The project will support guidance counselor training and employ a dedicated CTE counselor/coordinator to support CTE students and staff. The project will purchase industry specific equipment, tools, textbooks, certification exams, and supplies.
Lead Agency
Fontana Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Fontana Unified School District, Chaffey College, Fontana Leadership Intervention Program sponsored by Fontana School PD, Garner Holt Productions, Give Something Back, Mt. San Jacinto College, San Antonio Regional Hospital
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Public Services
Contact
21-09 (Jurupa Unified) Closing Barriers to Dual Enrollment
Description
Jurupa Unified School District (JUSD) plans to expand CCAP CTE Dual Enrollment coursework to every comprehensive high school in the district. The district will create a bridge between high school CTE pathways and college CTE programs and partner with the college's CTE program to visit CTE classes and organize field trips to introduce students to college programs. The project will expand outreach to underserved populations and provide needed textbooks, technology, supplies and transportation at no cost to help ensure that students will take full advantage of dual enrollment opportunities. The district will support transition and guidance services for JUSD seniors to ensure their proper placement in college CTE programs. JUSD and RCCD guidance services will work collaboratively in this process.
Lead Agency
Jurupa Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Jurupa Unified School District, Riverside CCD
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Engineering & Architecture, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
21-10 (Lake Elsinore Unified) Allied Health Improvement Plan
Description
The Lake Elsinore Allied Health Improvement plan creates the expansion of two Pathways, the Patient Care Pathway at Temescal High School serving over 150 students and the Public Community Health Pathway at Elsinore High school serving 180 students annually. We will continue to recruit and hire highly qualified teachers who hold CTE credentials with relevant and current industry experience and training. We will continue to expand our work with Mt San Jacinto College and Riverside City College in addition to our industry partners. The goal is to support our objectives and provide trained high school graduates with entry level work opportunities, while continuing to pursue careers in the Allied Health fields. Curricula will be aligned with the LEUSD SWP plan and utilize our partner colleges input for continued improvement, innovation and articulation for the next generation of sports medicine and community health care professionals. HSMT industry certifications, including First Aid/CPR will be incorporated in the pathway courses. Our counselors have been trained to support pathway enrollment and there will be a dedicated administrator collaborating on outreach, monitoring and implementing interventions and supports to ensure student success. LEUSD will continue to expand recruiting and outreach at all feeder middle schools and currently enrolled freshmen. Each high school will market and promote the expansion of the pathways using new and relevant marketing materials to reach all students, created by students in partnership with CTE ICMT pathways at Elsinore High school. Instructional aides will be utilized to support our underserved students. LEUSD will develop a student work-based learning program to provide opportunities for HCMT CTE students to gain access to HSMT-related job shadowing, industry tours, field trips, workshops, mentors, and internships.
Lead Agency
Lake Elsinore Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Lake Elsinore Unified School District, Mt. San Jacinto College, Riverside City College
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology
Contact
Director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction
brian.deis@leusd.k12.ca.us
21-11 (Moreno Valley Unified) CTE Pathway Expansion Project
Description
The project involves a collaboration between Middle School and High School Counselors for academic pathway planning, the CTE Pathway Career Coordinator, program leads and instructors, and the community college CTE programs throughout the Inland Empire. Student outreach programs through our partnerships with Girls Scouts and United Way, also support our connection and access to engage underserved students for CTE Sector summer camp activities, STEM Unity, Makerspace, and CTE Pathway exploration/career days. The project will also measure students enrollment in CTE pathway prerequisite/academy or introductory CTE class their freshman year. The goal is to ensure at least 570 students participate in at least one of the nine designated CTE pathways expanded through the grant period, an estimated increase of 30% overall (Current 2020-21, 9th grade enrollment in all MVUSD CTE programs is 552). The final objective is for all CTE Students: "Stay the Path" by increase the number of hours (per student) within their CTE Career Readiness Plan in CTE college-and-career exploration, leadership opportunities, and paid and unpaid work-based learning opportunities such as job shadows, work-base tours, and apprenticeship/internship programs for middle and high school students for the identified nine pathways from the current 10 Hours to a minimum of 25 Hours per student. Increase CTE students enrolled in Dual-Enrollment courses (Math, English, CTE) and summer certificate (non-credit) programs at Moreno Valley College specific to CTE Sector Pathways for well-articulated career education pathways, supporting the IE/DRC Strong Workforce Metrics for Completion and Transfer in sectors.
Lead Agency
Moreno Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Badger Springs Middle School, Canyon Springs High School, Palm Middle School,Riverside Co. Office of Education,Vista Del Lago High School, Altura Credit Union, Bayside CDS, Best Buy, California State University-San Bernardino, City of Moreno Valley, CompTIA, Garner Holt Productions, Girls Scouts San Gorgonio, Hadley Engineering, Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP), Kaiser Permanente, Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce, Moreno Valley College, Moreno Valley College EMT/Fire, Palo Alto Networks, Reach Out, Riverside University Health Systems, Society of Woman Engineers, UC Riverside School of Medicine, United Way, University California Riverside (UCR) IT Department,, Walgreens, Western Academy Support & Training Center (WASTC): CISCI Networking Academy
Target Industries
Business & Finance, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Marketing, Sales, & Service
Contact
21-12 (Palm Springs Unified) Integrating Career Plans, Apprenticeships, and Pathways into Post-secondary Training and Education
Description
This project will develop a middle school college and career exploration program, set up pre-apprenticeships/apprenticeships, implement mentoring and internship opportunities, develop certifications for each pathway, develop promotional materials for district pathway programs, implement dual enrollment opportunities within each pathway, maintain industry standard equipment, and develop matriculation plans with CSU San Bernardino. The middle school college and career program we plan to work with grades 6-8 in using the College and Career Guidance Initiative (CCGI) to increase promotion of PSUSD career pathways and involve COD in middle school outreach. We will train the middle school counselors and teachers on the use of CCGI tools and have them complete activities to determine career interest and post-secondary plans. We will work with COD to develop program showcase opportunities for high school and COD programs and work with business partners and trade unions to develop pre-apprenticeship/apprenticeship, internships, mentorships, work-based learning, and industry certification opportunities for our students. We will develop standardized promotional materials for pathways and academies and clear pathways with post-secondary education and training.
Lead Agency
Palm Springs Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Palm Springs Unified School District, College of the Desert, Southwest Carpenters’ Union
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
21-13 (Pivot Charter) Pivot Riverside Business
Description
The project will be augmenting the online instruction with weekly seminars that provide hands-on laboratory time in both Business and Marketing, development of dual enrolled and/or concurrent course options with Norco College, implementation of the Skills USA and/or Future Business Leaders of American (FBLA) co-curricular program inclusive of access to regional competitive events. We will also provide staff development for our faculty aligned to the Educating for Careers and Skills USA Chapter affiliation.
Lead Agency
Pivot Charter School Riverside
Partner Agencies
Norco College
Target Industries
Business & Finance, Marketing, Sales, & Service
Contact
21-14 (River Springs Charter) CTE Pathway Improvement
Description
Project objectives include meeting the expanding employment need in the healthcare industry by funding medical equipment and learning simulation software to the Patient Care and Biotechnology Pathways located at three regional student centers and expanding to a fourth center. The project will design work-centered computer labs for the ICT Pathway students. The labs will be equipped with the needed software and instructional materials to help our students excel and prepare them to meet the growing need for a skilled workforce.
Lead Agency
River Springs Charter
Partner Agencies
Children's Primary Care Medical Group, Crafton Hills College, Mi-Token, Oscar Marquez, Propellant Labs, Riverside City College, San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Marketing, Sales, & Service
Contact
21-15 (Riverside Co. Office of Education) Alternative Education College and Career Collaborative Partnership for Student Success
Description
The Alt Ed K-12 SWP Grant objectives are aligned to the IEDRC K-12 Strong Workforce Program Regional goals. Dual Enrollment courses in the Networking Pathway and the Articulated courses in the Multimedia Production Pathway will promote regional mobility of students between secondary and post-secondary education. Alt Ed’s partnership with UCR University Extension Center and Riverside City College will strengthen the pipeline from secondary to post-secondary career education.
Lead Agency
Riverside Co. Office of Education
Partner Agencies
California Family Life Center, Constitutional Rights Foundation, Cryoquip, Riverside City College, University of California-Riverside
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
21-16 (Riverside Unified) Building a Competitive Advantage through Cross-Sector Connections
Description
The project will provide access and increase engagement within the Business and Entrepreneurship (BE) and Health sectors, including content and curriculum within and across RUSD. The project will develop a cross-sector alignment plan that overlays Business and Healthcare content onto all 15 industry sectors and academic areas. The project also seeks to expand on the career exploration efforts in the Career Tree work from K12 SWP Round 2, the focus will pivot around the Data Forest. We will build the pathway curriculum to focus on non-traditional sector and fringe or tangential careers, such as a foley artist in the film industry or an IT specialist in the retail business, to enhance the career exploration and engagement work. The project will work on bridging the gap between core subjects and CTE (students and faculty) by integrating cross-curricular content and instruction and facilitating innovative and collaborative professional development at each high school and creating an Education Sector Program in coordination with non-CTE teachers.
Lead Agency
Riverside Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Bourns Inc., Building Bloc, California State University-San Bernardino, Cherished Memories Photography, Garner Holt Education through Imagination, Grid Alternatives, Magnolia Heating and Cooling, Neff Construction, Inc., Riverside City College, Riverside Community Hospital, Western Municipal Water District
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Engineering & Architecture, Fashion & Interior Design, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
21-17 (San Bernardino City Unified) 21st Century Student Run Enterprise
Description
The objectives for the 21st Century Digital Business Strong Workforce project at Arroyo Valley High School is to provide high-quality CTE student instruction in fully articulated Business and Digital Media courses. Arroyo Valley High School will partner with San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) to articulate two business classes and two graphic design classes. The articulation agreements will be finalized by June 30, 2021, and students will start enrollment in the Fall of 2021. The articulated courses will build a foundation to SBVC CTE certificates through earned college credits. The project will construct seamless pathway linkages from Arroyo Valley High School and San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) certificate programs. Starting Fall 2021, coursework will commence and high school students will earn certificates in graphic design including Adobe Suite programs Photoshop, Illustrator, and In-Design. These articulated courses link to SBVC’s Graphic Design CTE Certificate. The cross-sector work will include certifications in Business Administration to support the Student-Run Enterprise.
Beginning Spring 2022, dual-enrollment courses taught by SBVC on the Arroyo Valley campus. The foundational classes will be taught by SBVC instructors. The CTE courses offered by SBVC will prepare students for the rigors of postsecondary education. Initial project meetings and curriculum teams will commence between Arroyo Valley High School and SBVC in Spring 2021. There will be 112-hours of work-based learning opportunities in the Digital Media and Business sectors. The students will gain positive experiences and work-based learning opportunities for the future. Students who enroll and complete SBVC’s Career Readiness certification course will receive an industry-recognized credential. The project seeks to increase capacity and continuous improvement with college counseling and supplemental instruction support. SBVC will secure the services of one college counselor and one supplemental instructor to facilitate academic success and postsecondary transition. The Supplemental Instructor will be secured by SBVC by Fall 2021 and the college counselor by Spring 2022.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino City Unified School District
Partner Agency
San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Information & Communication Technologies, Marketing, Sales, & Service
Contact
CTE Coordinator
dchronopoulos@sbcusd.k12.ca.us
21-18 (San Bernardino City Unified) Arroyo Valley Water Utilities
Description
The objectives for the Water Technologies Strong Workforce project at Arroyo Valley High School is to provide high-quality CTE student instruction in fully articulated Water Technology courses. Articulated classes result in credits toward the SBVC Water Technology CTE Certificate. The articulation agreements will be finalized by June 30, 2021, and students will start enrollment in the Fall of 2021.Construct seamless pathway linkages from Arroyo Valley High School and SBVC certificate programs. Starting in the Spring of 2021, curriculum teams from Arroyo Valley High School and SBVC will meet to build articulation agreements and plans for dual-enrollment courses in the Water Technology pathway. Starting in Fall 2021, the supplemental instructor will be secured and coursework will commence in articulated courses. In Fall 2022 will begin dual-enrollment courses. Beginning Spring 2022, dual-enrollment courses taught by SBVC faculty on the Arroyo Valley campus. The CTE courses offered by SBVC will prepare students for the rigors of postsecondary education.
The project will also launch 112-hour work-based learning opportunities in the Energy and Utilities industry sector. As part of the project, students will enroll in SBVC’s Career Readiness certification course. Upon completion, each student will receive a credential in the instruction of high-demand “soft-skills,” such as Customer Service. The first cohort of pathway students will begin the Career Readiness learning in the Fall of 2021. The East Valley Water District will supply an on-site opportunity for work-based learning through the Harbor Freight Education Fellowship program. The project seeks to Increase capacity and continuous improvement with college counseling and supplemental instruction support. SBVC will secure the services of one college counselor and one supplemental instructor to facilitate the academic success and postsecondary transition. The Supplemental Instructor will be secured by SBVC by Fall 2021 and the college counselor by Spring 2022. Licenses for the Nepris mentor platform will begin in Summer 2021.
Beginning Spring 2022, dual-enrollment courses taught by SBVC on the Arroyo Valley campus. The foundational classes will be taught by SBVC instructors. The CTE courses offered by SBVC will prepare students for the rigors of postsecondary education. Initial project meetings and curriculum teams will commence between Arroyo Valley High School and SBVC in Spring 2021. There will be 112-hours of work-based learning opportunities in the Digital Media and Business sectors. The students will gain positive experiences and work-based learning opportunities for the future. Students who enroll and complete SBVC’s Career Readiness certification course will receive an industry-recognized credential. The project seeks to increase capacity and continuous improvement with college counseling and supplemental instruction support. SBVC will secure the services of one college counselor and one supplemental instructor to facilitate academic success and postsecondary transition. The Supplemental Instructor will be secured by SBVC by Fall 2021 and the college counselor by Spring 2022.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino City Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Big Picture Learning, Harbor Freight Fellows Program, East Valley Water District, San Bernardino Valley College, Tomorrow's Talent
Target Industries
Energy, Environment, & Utilities
Contact
21-19 (San Bernardino County ROP) Targeted Program Improvement and Expansion
Description
The objective is to establish new pathways in medical assisting, EMT/fire tech, and green construction and expand the ICT, water tech, and transportation pathways. The project seeks to increase parent and student awareness of the value of CTE pathways in high school and college beginning in middle school. We will utilize NEPRIS virtual platform to engage more students with industry and reach out to employers to explore options for internships and other WBL activities. The project will evelop and provide professional development to teachers to ensure instruction remains current with industry and collaborate with college partners to increase articulation and dual enrollment options. Train and assist teachers on the use of CATEMA to facilitate the articulation process. Use NEPRIS to highlight pathway programs on the community college campuses in San Bernardino County. Host field trips to the colleges to overcome anxiety that might prevent students from following through with enrollment. Collaborate with employers to create WBL opportunities for students. Another objective is to expand outreach, communication and information to parents and students regarding CTE pathways and transition to post-secondary. Support underserved student participation in all CTE programs and in creating career plans. Provide targeted career counseling to English Learners, foster and homeless students with awareness of the specific barriers those students must overcome to transition to college.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino County ROP
Partner Agencies
San Bernardino County Regional Occupational Center, Bear Valley Unified, Morongo Unified, Rialto Unified, Rim of the World Unified, Alliance for Education, California Cyberhub, Copper Mountain CCD, Excelsior Charter, Global Business Solutions,NICERC, San Bernardino CCD, San Bernardino Valley College, Technical Employment Training
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
21-20 (SIATech) Inland Empire: Community Health Worker Pathway
Description
While the pathway was conceived as a response to COVID-19, Community Health Workers (CHW) have an important role in addressing the many health outcome disparities in underserved communities. The overarching objectivel is to increase the number of CHW who test and trace people suspected of having COVID-19. We will develop a culturally and linguistically sensitive COVID-19 pathway to meet the state’s labor market needs and to ensure upward social and economic mobility for our students in our four Inland Empire schools. Along with our Master of Public Health (MPH) partners, we will develop and implement a high quality K-12 curriculum that prepares students for a robust CHW certificate program. Courses will be delivered via a distance learning system. The objective is to strengthen our intersegmental partnership with Chaffey College and offer a capstone dual enrollment course selected from their online CHW program offerings. Students will have the opportunity to earn Bloodborne Pathogens, First Aid/CPR/AED, OSHA10-Health and COVID-19 Contact Tracing certification, to provide employment opportunities.
Students will have access to a CTE counselor and student support specialist who provides educational planning, career, academic, and dual enrollment and support the growth of external partnerships to ensure student success in high school and beyond. This comprehensive support is a critical component of a pathway designed for an Opportunity Youth student population and is often the difference between graduation and transition to post-secondary education, and leaving High School without a diploma. Students will be able to access all counseling and coursework remotely until in-person instruction resumes.
Lead Agency
SIATech
Partner Agencies
Chaffey College, Massoud Agahi, MD, MPH, Sandra Kiley, MPH
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology
Contact
21-21 (Temecula Valley Unified) Middle School Career Awareness & Exploration and Pathway Alignment
Description
To address the retention of students in high school CTE programs and increase the number of capstone completers, our SWP project objectives aim to increase earlier exposure to career awareness and exploration. Each of the objectives will include a focus on the access and engagement gaps for our Students With Disabilities, English Learners and Foster Youths. The objectives are to enhance the curriculum in middle school CTE classes to increase career awareness and exploration. The curriculum will connect to CTE pathways in our high schools and community colleges aligned to the IEDRC priority sectors targeting our traditionally underserved student populations. Funds will be used for teacher release time and professional development for curriculum refinement and the purchase of equipment, materials and supplies to increase career based hands-on activities in CTE exploratory courses. Another objective is to increase 6-8 grade engagement and awareness of CTE programs at our high schools and community colleges, aligned to the IEDRC priority sectors, and target student populations that are traditionally underserved. We hope to expand career awareness and exploration opportunities to the entire 6-8 grade student body, not just to students in CTE courses. Funds will be used for middle school students and staff to visit high school and community colleges. As part of a community-wide CTE awareness campaign, we will market and promote the value of CTE pathways for all students including those on an A-G track. Funds will be used to provide professional development for teachers and counselors as well as the creation of CTE marketing and promotional materials.
Lead Agency
Temecula Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Abbott Vascular, ABC Childcare Centers, Beshay Enterprises, City of Temecula, Gosch Ford , JDS Studios, Loma Linda University Medical Center, Murrieta, CA, Motion Medical Group, Mt. San Jacinto College, OptiForms, Opto 22, Temecula Valley Hospital
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact
21-22 (Temecula Valley Unified) Health Science and Medical Technology Career Pathways Expansion
Description
The project seeks to expand the Patient Care (PC) pathway and develop a Healthcare Administrative Services (HAS) pathway and align the curriculum with Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) and regional in-demand occupations. The project will pursue additional articulation with MSJC, and purchase up-to-date industry standard equipment, supplies and materials. The project will broaden work-based learning (WBL) opportunities across the entire WBL spectrum. The aim is to include college and career awareness, a variety of in-demand healthcare occupations and careers while promoting opportunities for students to engage with postsecondary partners, employers and other professionals in the healthcare industry. Funds will be used to support collaboration with postsecondary and industry, provide site visits to postsecondary institutions and local industries and contract with Reach Out Inland Health Professions Coalition (IHPC). The project seeks to increase access and engagement in the PC and HAS pathways for underrepresented student populations. Funds will be used for effective marketing and promotion of pathways and to support appropriate professional development of teachers and staff that address these concerns. Funds will be used to support the research, development, planning and implementation of leadership programs, promoting related pathways to all students including underrepresented populations, teachers, counselors, parents and the community.
Lead Agency
Temecula Valley Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Abbott Vascular, City of Temecula, Dr. Gerardo "Jerry" Hizon, Loma Linda University, Mt. San Jacinto College, Reach Out, Temecula Valley Hospital
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology
Contact
21-23 (Val Verde Unified) Residential and Commercial Construction
Description
We are partnering with Moreno Valley College to create pathways for Rancho Verde HS graduates to participate in one of the construction technology pathways offered through the Riverside Community College District. We are also partnering with the Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters to create a pre-apprenticeship program to better qualify our students for an apprenticeship with the union. We plan to adopt the Career Connections curriculum written by the Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters to better prepare students for an apprenticeship. We will purchase industry standard equipment to ensure students are trained using the most current equipment. To ensure workplace safety, the students will be OSHA-10 certified before they are allowed to use equipment. The teacher(s) will receive ongoing professional development in order to ensure the classroom instruction is aligned with our post-secondary partners and with the local industry needs.
The program will create marketing campaigns that targets middle school students, high school students, parents and industry partners for our construction pathway.
The program will create new local industry partnerships and externship opportunities for teachers to stay aware of industry changes. The counselors will work with the special education department to increase access for the students, as well as work with teachers to increase the number of girls in construction courses as girls are underserved in these fields.
Lead Agency
Val Verde Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Moreno Valley College, Riverside County Office of Education, Southwest Regional Council Of Carpenters
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades
Contact
Description Contact Description Contact Description Description Description Description Description Description Description Partner Agencies Description Partner Agencies Description Partner Agencies Description Partner Agencies Description Partner Agencies 22-02 Career Readiness Coordinator
The grant will allow our District to continually fund our Career Readiness Coordinator. The Career Readiness Coordinator provides our students with internships (both paid and unpaid) establishing Work Based Learning (WBL) opportunities for CTE students. Due to COVID, we were not able to establish this position making an impact on students. Once the grant expires, we will be looking to sustain the position through LCAP funding.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Beaumont Unified, California State University-San Bernardino, Crafton Hills College, Mt. San Jacinto College
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services
Assistant Superintendent of Instruction and Support Services
ebrown@beaumontusd.k12.ca.us
22-03 Manufacturing / Engineering Pathway Upgrade
Expand and enhance our Engineering/Manufacturing and Construction program by modifying and growing our facilities. The grant will allow us to add electrical for equipment, modify the shop spaces in order to provide students with additional equipment creating spaces that are safer for students to engage with the content in both pathways.
Lead Agency
Beaumont Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Beaumont Unified, California State University-San Bernardino, Crafton Hills College, Dura Plastic Products , International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW local 477), Mt. San Jacinto College, Precision Stampings Incorporated
Target Industries
Engineering & Architecture, Manufacturing & Product Development
Assistant Superintendent of Instruction and Support Services
ebrown@beaumontusd.k12.ca.us
22-04 Building CTE Bridges from High School to Community College
This project develops a student-centered transition model increasing enrollment and completion rates of CTE students in established K14 CTE pathways. These are offered on our partner district and community college campuses. To high school students experience across secondary and postsecondary systems, college and ROP staff will provide onsite advising and transition services, individualized college transition/career plans, and support in navigating the postsecondary environment after high school. Project services will focus on promoting student success by addressing equity and access gaps faced by underserved and vulnerable student populations wanting to attend community college.
Lead Agency
Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Center
Partner Agencies
Colton Joint Unified, Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP, Crafton Hills College, Redlands Unified, San Bernardino Valley College, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact 22-05 CNUSD: Building & Enhancing Intersegmental Partnerships
The goal of the CNUSD: Building & Enhancing Intersegmental Partnerships improvement project is to increase the percent of high school CTE graduates, and targeted subgroups, who are CCI prepared, increasing the percent of high school CTE graduates and targeted subgroups who matriculate to a local community college. Objectives include: design and implementation of a Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning pathway in collaboration with RCC; Plan and initiate a Mechatronics pathway in partnership with Norco College; align the HS Sports Medicine programs to the Physical Therapy (PT) program at Chaffey College; fund the CTE Counselor Leadership Academy; employ a CTE counselor/coordinator to support CTE students and staff; enhance connections and collaboration to ensure a seamless transition from the secondary to post-secondary institution; ensure alignment of 7-14 CTE pathways and programs of study including articulated and dual enrollment courses leading to an industry certification and/or AA/AS; develop an outreach system that targets special populations; improve student success monitoring through the use of college/career plans, needs assessments, FAFSA completion, Cal-PASS+; develop youth apprenticeship pathways in partnership with RCCD LAUNCH (Norco College – Manufacturing; RCC – Automotive).
Lead Agency
Corona-Norco Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Chaffey College, Corona-Norco Unified, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division, Norco College, Paton Group, Reach Out, Riverside CCD, Riverside City College
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact
22-06 Do Two! CTE Certificates to Improve College Transition for At-Promise Youth.
CTE dual enrollment for improved engagement and success for at-risk youth.
Lead Agency
Riverside Gateway to College Early College High School
Partner Agencies
Gateway College and Career Academy, Riverside City College
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
Executive Director
miguel.contreras@rcc.edu
22-07 Enriching & Expanding WBL linking students to in-demand careers and college
The goal of this SWP is to increase and enrich student work based learning in regionally relevant careers. Connections with postsecondary partners will lead to pre-apprenticeships and early college credit. It is our hope to engage students in a viable workforce to reengage youth in a post pandemic era.
Lead Agency
Hemet Unified School District
Partner Agencies
Anza Electric Cooperative, Inc., Barstow College, College of the Desert, Eastern Municipal Water District, Filanc Construction Inc., Gosche Ford - Hemet, Hemet Unified, LAUNCH Apprenticeship Network, Mt. San Jacinto CCD, Southwest Carpenter's Union, Tomorrow's Talent
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Energy, Environment, & Utilities, Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Marketing, Sales, & Service, Transportation
Contact
Director of Career Technical Education
lgallardo@hemetusd.org
22-08 Student Run Enterprise at Tahquitz High School
The goal of our Tahquitz SWP is to connect pathway student efforts on campus to develop a student run enterprise. This project will engage our multimedia students to market sheds built by the carpentry students all managed by the entrepreneurship pathway students through a comprehensive business plan.
Lead Agency
Hemet Unified School District
Partner Agencies
College of the Desert, Hemet - San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce, Hemet Unified, Mt. San Jacinto College, Southwest Carpenter's Union, Sullivan Media, The House of Portraits
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Marketing, Sales, & Service
Contact
Director of Career Technical Education
lgallardo@hemetusd.org
22-09 HS Youth Pre-apprenticeship to College Apprenticeship Pathway Expansion Pilot
Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy will provide Work Based Learning (WBL) opportunities for students by developing a pre apprenticeship and apprenticeship pilot program. This improvement project will help to develop capstone courses and youth apprenticeships to graduate students with marketable skills. The career and college connected youth apprenticeship model we propose will feature High School Juniors and Seniors committed to high school CTE courses, Community College Pathway including articulated classes with dual enrollment. Students will participate in a work-based pre- apprenticeship training in the Junior or Senior year beginning work as an apprentice, earn a high school diploma, relevant industry certifications and/or a community college certificate and/or associates degree.
Lead Agency
Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy
Partner Agencies
LAUNCH Apprenticeship Network, Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy, Provisional Educational Services Inc -PESI YOUTHBUILD, San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Health Science & Medical Technology, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact
Executive Director
dradden@palcenter.org
22-10 Work Based Learning Connections
River Springs Charter projects will: 1) Increase our Work Based Learning (WBL) opportunities to ensure every senior graduates with a career plan, college plan and work experience on their resume; 2) Improve our Work Experience Education tracking system; 3) Improve educator support for reteaching when students enter the WBL experience needing soft skill development to continue; 4) Increase enrollment and access to WBL opportunities for our underserved populations.
Lead Agency
River Springs Charter
A19 Artisan Lighting, America Auto Care, Big Foot Graphics, Birch Aquarium, Captain IT, Colton Fire Department, Crafton Hills College, Loma Linda University Medical Center, Murrieta, CA, Mt. San Jacinto College, Old Town Community Theatre, River Springs Charter, Riverside City College, San Bernardino Valley College
Target Industries
Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Public Services, Transportation
Contact 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.
Lead Agency
Riverside Co. Office of Education
California Family Life Center, Constitutional Rights Foundation, Cryoquip, Riverside City College, Riverside Co. Office of Education, University of California-Riverside
Target Industries
Building & Construction Trades, Engineering & Architecture, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development
Contact 22-12 MDCP Industry-Standard Access and Simulated Work Based Learning
Develop and support new pathways in Cyber, Hospitality, Health, and Transportation.
New middle school Cyber pathways in charter schools; articulation agreements for high school programs with VVC; New Aviation program in mountain region; dual enrollment opportunities with SBVC; New Culinary program in desert region; articulation with dual enrollment opportunities with CMC; New Dental program in San Bernardino City; articulation agreement with MVC; Provide middle - high school students the opportunity to possess basic employability skills (“soft skills”) to keep a job (directly from the SWP Regional Plan) through the offering of essential skills online coursework and resources.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino County ROP
Apple Valley Unified, Barstow College, Barstow Unified, Bee Healthy Rehab, Chaparral Physical Therapy, Exquadrum - Business, Greiner Buick GMC, Hesperia Unified, High Desert Manufacturer's Council, Lucerne Valley Unified, Mama Carpino's, Meridian - DMB Land Development, Mitsubishi Cement, Mojave Chiropractic, Mountain Desert Career Pathways JPA, Mountain Desert Economic Partnership (MDEP), NBC Palm Springs, Providence St. Mary's Medical Center, San Bernardino County ROP, Seven60 Graphics & Printing, Sheep Creek Water Company, Silver Valley Unified, Snowline Joint Unified, Sysco - Riverside, US Foods, Victor Valley College, Victor Valley Union High, Victorville Motors, World of Colors
Target Industries
Agriculture & Natural Resources, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, Building & Construction Trades, Business & Finance, Education, Child Development, & Family Services, Engineering & Architecture, Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Public Services, Transportation
Contact
22-13 SBConsortium - Building New & Better Pathways 2022
MDCP Industry-Standard Access and Simulated Work Based Learning is a joint project between seven districts to build out high quality simulated work based learning solutions to reduce barriers to industry-standard training and equipment use.
Lead Agency
San Bernardino County ROP
Bear Valley Unified, Big Bear Airport, California State University-San Bernardino, City of 29 Palms, Copper Mountain College, Excelsior Charter, Loma Linda University - School of Dentistry, Moreno Valley College, Morongo Unified, Mountain Desert Economic Partnership (MDEP), San Bernardino City Unified, San Bernardino County ROP, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools-Alliance for Education, San Bernardino Valley College, SkillsGapp, Tzu Chi Medical, Victor Valley College
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation, Information & Communication Technologies, Transportation
Contact
22-14 Equity & Access via Improved College & Career Exploration, New Logistics Pathway
The goal of this project is to increase the number of students enrolled in pathways by redesigning College & Career exploration so that all students participate in hands-on career exploration leading to the creation of a post-secondary plan, and by adding a new Logistics pathway. It is expected that the number of students enrolling in one or more CTE courses, completing FAFSA and CCCApply, and/or visiting a college campus will increase, thus improving their postsecondary access to high skill/high wage employment.
Lead Agency
SIATech
Chaffey College, East LA College, Norco College, SIATech
Target Industries
Health Science & Medical Technology, Information & Communication Technologies, Manufacturing & Product Development, Transportation
Contact