University of Hawaii Community Colleges Use of Perkins Funds 200809

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University of Hawaii Community Colleges Use
of Perkins Funds2008-09

• Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education
  Act of 2006

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UHCCs Historical Performance
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New Core Indicators Goals(Perkins Measures of
Effectiveness from 2007-08)

• 1P1 Technical Skills Attainment
• (old 1P2 with a change in data element)
• 2P1 Credential, Certificate, or Degree
• (same, with a change in data element)
• 3P1 Student Retention or Transfer (new)
• 4P1 Student Placement (in employment, military
• service, or an apprenticeship
  program) (old 3P1)
• 5P1 Nontraditional Participation (old
  4P1)
• 5P2 Nontraditional Completion (old 4P2)

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UHCCs Performance Goals
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2008-09 Funds Available

• Title I
  2,562,592
• formerly called Achieving Standards,
  
  and now merged with Title II (Tech Prep
  funds)
• Title IB Leadership 160,000

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Title I Funding Distribution

• 5 Administrative Costs 128,130
• 15 Consortium Projects 384,389
• 80 Campus Projects 1,976,944
• - - - - -
• Consortium Projects include support for
• UH System and DOE to UH System Articulation
  Agreements and related projects (e.g., Career
  Connections, on-line testing system, etc.)
• Job Placement, Nontrad, and EXCEL Committee
  projects
• PCC meetings
• Emergency Disabilities Services funds

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2008-09 Campus Allocations (Strategic
Intervention Projects)

• Hawaii CC 312,576 PI/L
• Honolulu CC 390,518 PI/L
• Kapiolani CC 271,939 PI/L
• Kauai CC 140,792 PI/L
• Leeward CC 268,702 PI/L
• Maui CC 293,541 PI/L
• Windward CC 195,655 PI/L

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HCC Summary of Perkins Projects
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2009-2010 Project Requirements

• Funding in this coming year will be focused upon
• Improving upon performance measures that are not
  meeting the standard
• Meeting UHCC Strategic Plan Outcomes
• Meeting Achieving the Dream Goals and
• Meeting the programs needs as outlined in Annual
  Program Reviews.

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Funding May Be Used For

• High Wage, High Demand, High Skill CTE
  occupations
• Strengthening existing CTE programs
• Example Meeting external/industry standards
  such as NAETEF
• New program initiatives (may result in funding
  for more than one year project)

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Funding May Be Used For continued

• Integration rigorous academic instruction into
  CTE programs
• Faculty development including the development
  of new delivery alternatives for existing CTE
  courses/programs
• Expanding the use of technology in CTE
  courses/programs
• Due Date Friday April 3, 2009 to me

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How can YOU help?

• Participate in campus discussions on how to
  improve CTE programs, especially with respect to
  program/college performance Perkins indicators
• Participate in the development of your colleges
  Perkins Plan
• Promote the development of articulated Programs
  of Study among postsecondary institutions and
  between the UHCCs and the DOE

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How Can I Help You?

• Contact me for a copy of the Perkins Guidelines
  for either Strategic Intervention Projects, or
  Program Improvement and Leadership Projects
• Contact me for assistance in the development of
  your proposal
• Contact me with any questions you have

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Questions ??

• Faculty and staff can contact Gary Boydell
• Extension 135
• gary.boydell_at_hawaii.edu

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Any Questions? Please contact

• Dr. Carol Pang, UHCC Director of Career and
  Technical Education, cpang_at_hawaii.edu,
  808.956.3867
• Ms. Jean Hara, UHCC Career Pathways Liaison,
  jhara_at_hawaii.edu, 808.455.0346