School District, Business and Industry, and Higher Education Partnerships: Cleburne ISD and Hill College

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School District, Business and Industry, and
Higher Education Partnerships Cleburne ISD and
Hill College

• House Bill 5 Summit
• Education Service Center Region 11
• December 2, 2013

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Case Study Overview

• Current Cleburne ISD Certifications
• Johnson County Course Sharing
• Hill College Dual Credit at Cleburne ISD
• Hill College Dual Credit at Hill College
  Facilities

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Demographic Comparisons
Category Texas Johnson County Cleburne
Population 25,145,561 150,934 29,380
Square Miles 261,232 725 30
Median household income 58,142 55,970 45,543
Persons below poverty level 17 11 17
Bachelors degree or higher 17 16 13
Median age 34 36 34
White 45 77 66
Hispanic 38 18 27
Black 12 3 4
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Top Ten Employers in Cleburne
Employer Type Employees
Cleburne ISD Public Schools 961
WalMart Distribution Center Food Retail Distributor 777
Johnson County County Government 580
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital 435
WalMart Supercenter Retail Store 397
Johns Manville  Commercial Glass Insulation 375
City of Cleburne City Government 360
Hill College Community College 250
James Hardie Building Products Fiber Cement Building Products 238
Supreme Corp. of Texas Truck Bodies Armored Vehicles 234
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Hill College

• Awards associate degrees, certificates of
  technology, and certificates of completion.
• Offers courses in the state core curriculum which
  includes up to forty-four semester hours that
  will transfer to any Texas State college or
  university.
• Freshman and sophomore academic courses in a
  variety of college majors.
• Twenty-one technical and vocational programs
  leading to associate degrees or certificates.
• Concurrent credit classes for high school
  students that allows the student to earn high
  school and college credit for the same course.
• Continuing education courses for all ages.
• Distance education instruction broadcast from
  other colleges and universities.

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HB 5 Endorsement Areas

1. STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math)
2. Business and Industry
3. Public Services
4. Arts and Humanities
5. Multidisciplinary Studies

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Current Cleburne ISD Certifications

• Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
• CompTIA A
• CareerSafe Safety Awareness Training
• OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training
• Certified Nurse Aide

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Not enough qualified workers to fill positions in
the rapidly growing cloud computing industry

• Eighty-six percent of hiring managers indicate IT
  certifications are a high or medium
  priority during the candidate evaluation process.
  (Employer Perceptions of IT Training and
  Certification, January 2011)
• In a survey of 700 IT networking
  professionals, 60 percent said certification led
  to a new job. (IT Networking Study, October
  2011).
• Training and certification will play essential
  roles in preparing IT professionals for
  the evolving IT org. (Climate Change Cloud's
  Impact on IT Organizations and Staffing, November
  2012)

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Technology Certifications

• Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
• Recognition of core skills in Office applications
• Earning a Microsoft Office Specialist
  certification is a prerequisite to pursuing the
  higher-level Microsoft certifications.
• CompTIA A
• covers the fundamentals of computer technology,
  installation and configuration of PCs, laptops
  and related hardware, and basic networking.
• covers the skills required to install and
  configure PC operating systems, as well as
  configuring common features for mobile operating
  systems.

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The injury rate for workers ages 16-24 is twice
that of the general population
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Safety Certifications

• CareerSafe Safety Awareness Training
• topics covered include, preventing falls,
  personal protective equipment, electrical safety,
  hazard communication, machine guarding, and other
  common workplace safety principles that provide a
  basic foundation of workplace safety practices.
• OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training
• provides training for entry level workers and
  employers on the recognition, avoidance,
  abatement, and prevention of safety and health
  hazards in workplaces in general industry.

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Certified Nurse Aide

• Principles of Health Science
• provides an overview of the therapeutic,
  diagnostic, health informatics, support services,
  and biotechnology research and development
  systems of the health care industry
• Medical Terminology
• students will learn the terminology related to
  health care, communicate using the terminology
  applicable to the health care industry, use
  available resources, and appropriately use health
  care terms

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Health Science Clinical Rotations

• Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital two days a
  week
• Other area health care facilities one day a week
• Heritage Trails Care Center
• Nolan River Animal Hospital
• Cleburne Eye Clinic
• Cleburne Fire Department

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Health Science Practicum CNA

• Classes are held at Heritage Trails Care Center
  three days a week for two class periods beginning
  at 745 AM
• At the end of the course, students will take
  State Administered Test to become certified as
  Nurse Assistants

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Future Certification Areas

• Education
• Sales and Retail Management
• Restaurant Management
• Emergency Medical Services
• Criminal Justice

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Johnson County Course Sharing

• Beginning with the 2010-2011 school year, the
  nine school districts in Johnson County began to
  share available seats for high school core and
  elective credit classes.
• Districts that did not have the facilities or
  instructors required to offer a class could send
  their students to another district to earn credit
  for a class.
• The Home district pays the Providing district
  according to the current weighted funding formula
  multiplied by the adjusted based allotment.

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Johnson County Course Sharing

• Member Districts
• Alvarado ISD
• Burleson ISD
• Cleburne ISD
• Godley ISD
• Grandview ISD
• Joshua ISD
• Keene ISD
• Rio Vista ISD
• Venus ISD

• Shared Course Examples
• Instructional Practices in Education and Training
• Engineering Design and Problem Solving
• Electrical Technology
• Certified Nurse Aide Practicum
• Pharmacy Technology
• Accounting I and II

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Hill College Dual Creditat Cleburne ISD

• Cleburne ISD pays tuition for one dual credit
  class per semester
• Students may pay tuition for additional dual
  credit classes
• Classes can be for general studies and/or
  technical training
• Classes can be taken at Cleburne High School or
  one of the Hill College Cleburne Facilities

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Hill College Dual Credit Classes with Johnson
County High Schools

• 2012-13
• 899 Unduplicated Enrollments
• 2013-14
• As of December 1, 671 Unduplicated Enrollments

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Hill College Career and Technical Programs at
Cleburne High School

• Accounting and Business
• Accounting I and II (State Champs)
• Agriculture
• Advanced Animal Science
• Computer Science
• Business Information Management
• Welding
• Welding

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Hill College Career and Technical Programs at
Hill College Cleburne

• Welding
• Marti Vocational Complex, Cleburne
• Cosmetology
• Hill College Johnson County Campus, Cleburne
• Automotive Technology
• Hill College Snap-On Automotive Certification
  Center, Cleburne
• Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
• New program to open in 2015 in Dudley Facility

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Welding

• Moving into new 36,000-square-foot Cleburne
  facility January 2014
• 146 students this semester
• Degree Plans
• Associate of Applied Science Degree
• Certificates of Completion
• Certificate of Technology
• 28 Johnson County dual credit students

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Cosmetology

• Program began in early 1960s
• 165 students this semester
• Degree Plans
• Associate of Applied Science Degree
• Operator Certificate
• Instructor Certificate
• State licensure pass rate of more than 90
• 61 Johnson County dual credit students

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Hill College is a National Coalition of
Certification Centers (NC3) Member

• NC3 is a network of education providers and
  corporations that supports, advances and
  validates new and emerging technology skills in
  the transportation, aviation and energy industry
  sectors.
• NC3 established to address need for
  industry/education partnerships to develop,
  implement and sustain industry-recognized
  portable certifications that have strong
  validation and assessment standards.

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Automotive Technology

• Moved into new 20,000-square-foot Snap-On
  facility 2010
• 75 students this semester
• Snap-On certifications offered in Hand Tool
  Safety, Electrical Safety, Torque theory, EHP
  System V Tire and Wheel Service Certification,
  and BFH Wheel Balancing Certification
• Degree Plans
• Associate of Applied Science Degree
• Certificates of Completion
• Certificate of Technology
• 28 Johnson County dual credit students

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Hill College Cleburne Snap-On Automotive
Certification Center
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Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

• New HVAC program launching 2015
• In partnership with NC3 partner Trane
• Will be located in facility with Welding
• Will offer Associated of Applied Science and
  certificates

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Contact Information

• Cleburne ISD
• Tim Miller
• 817-202-1111
• timothy.miller_at_cleburne.k12.tx.us
• Hill College
• Lizza Trenkle
• 254-659-7601
• ltrenkle_at_hillcollege.edu

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