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School District of BeloitCareer and Technical
Education
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Building a Vision
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HistoryWhere were we

• The journey of BMHS Career and Technical
  Education
• SCTEA
• Lehigh, PA
• Transformation, leadership and vision

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STATELINE CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION ACADEMY

• What is was
• What is was meant to do
• Why it failed

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Lehigh Career and Technical Institute

• Located 10 miles north of Allentown, the school
  serves students in grades 9-12 from the nine
  Lehigh County school districts
• Allentown School District
• Catasauqua Area School District
• East Penn School District
• Northern Lehigh School District
• Northwestern Lehigh School District
• Parkland School District
• Salisbury Township School District
• Southern Lehigh School District
• Whitehall-Coplay School District

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Lehigh Career and Technical InstituteOfferings

• LCTI offers more than 50 programs in a hands-on
  format, with a focus on national skill standards
  and rigorous academics. LCTI recently completed a
  modernization project that has increased lab
  sizes, updated equipment, and added an Academic
  Center.
• Administrative Office Technology / Accounting3
• Advertising Design / Commercial Art4
• Auto Body / Collision Repair5
• Auto Technology6
• Carpentry7
• Cabinetmaking and millwork
• Commercial Baking
• Graphic Imaging9
• Computer Maintenance Technology10
• Culinary Arts
• Dental Technology
• Diesel/Medium and Heavy Truck Technology

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Offerings continued

• Computer Aided Design (CAD)11
• Early Care Education of Young Children
• Electrical Technology12
• Electro-mechanical / Mechatronics Technology13
• Electronics Technology / Nanofabrication14
• Emerging Health Professionals
• Floral Design/Greenhouse Management
• Health Occupations/Health Related Technology
• Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration
  (HVAC)15
• Heavy Equipment Operations / Preventive
  Maintenance16
• Landscape Construction/Environmental Design

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Offerings continued

• Marketing and Business Education17
• Masonry
• Material Handling/Logistics Technology
• Painting and Decorating18
• Plumbing and Heating
• Precision Machine Tool Technology
• Pre-engineering and Engineering Technology
• Print Technology / Graphic Imaging19
• Small Engines/Recreational Vehicle Repair
• Web Design / Programming20
• Welding Technology

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Bringing Lehigh to Beloit

• The feeling of obligation to serve our students
• Creating hope and a future
• Giving choices
• Marketing the district
• Serving our business and industry

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Creating Advisory Committees

• All business driven
• The room design
• What equipment
• What do they need in employee skills

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CTE Director

• Making CTE important
• Collective Vision
• Moving the programming forward

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Branding our vision

• Create an experience and program identity
• Connection and recognition with the community and
  industries
• Brand commitment and loyalty
• Create focused, clear message
• Continue our vision REACH for new opportunities
• Motivate students to REACH their potential

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Our current state
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Career Readiness

• 20 Transcripted and Articulated Courses
• Project Lead the Way certified which will allow
  our students to earn college credit from MSOE
  while at BMHS. Currently up to 15 credits.
• Classes are also transripted with Blackhawk
  Technical College.
• Students can also receive College credit at the
  University of Iowa.

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Career Center

• Career College Exploration
• Community partnership
• Collaboration with outside organizations
• Commitment to create Best In Class Model with
  stakeholders
• Dedicated Career Advocate funded by industry

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CTE Advisory Committees

• Programs are Advisory Committee driven.
• Responsive to the needs of industry.
• What we offer today may be different in the
  future.
• Input on curriculum, equipment and general
  direction.
• Help to make sure programs are relevant and
  rigorous.
• Gateway for student experiences in Youth
  Apprenticeship.

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Student House Build

• 1st Student House Build
• Donated properties at 321 Ridgeland and 2169
  Staborn
• Juniors and Seniors
• Build a home from the foundation up
• Collaboration from industry CCI, Amp Electric,
  Quigley Smart, Schuh Plumbing, ABC Supply, Local
  890, BJ Electric.
• Help revitalize neighborhoods
• Year long project to be completed by the end of
  the school year.

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CNC Machining

• 12 new Haas CNC lathes and mills
• Increased enrollment
• (Scot Forge,North American Tool, Precision
  Plus)
• Goal of producing a part, material provided by
  Scot Forge.
• Student field trip to International Manufacturing
  Trade Show. (McCormick Center)

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Welding

• 17 New Miller MIG and TIG welders.
• Increased enrollment 89 in 2013-2014 to over 200
  in 2015-2016
• Articulated courses with Blackhawk Technical
  College.

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Technology Incubator

• Advisory committee development in the areas of
  Computer Science and Information Technology
• Collaboration with Premier Technologies,
  AccuLynx, Hendricks Holding, Beloit College and
  others willing to participate.
• Incubator to place students into tiered programs
  and teams based on the level of knowledge and
  expertise.
• Youth Apprenticeship and Internship experiences
  for students.

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Project Lead the Way/Engineering

• Recently Certified in the Engineering Pathway by
  MSOE and PLTW.
• 4 Courses, IED, DE, CSE, ICS and POE
• Development of First Lego League (FLL) Robotics
  Club
• Considering additional course Computer
  Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)

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BMHS Automotive

• NATEF Certified Program (Recertified in 2013-2014
  School Year).
• Advanced Standing courses with Blackhawk
  Technical College.
• Transcripted credit with Gateway Technical
  College.
• AYES (Automotive Youth Education System).

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Family and Consumer Sciences

• Partnership with Aramark
• Helps provide Youth Apprenticeship experiences
  for students.
• New School Store (Knight Corner)
• Knight Spot (Student run facility)

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Business Education

• Advisory Committee Development in Personal
  Finance, Business, Accounting, Marketing.
• New courses in Coding and Application
  Development.
• Personal Finance is now a graduation requirement.
  
• Exploring the option of having a bank in BMHS.

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Work Today Pilot Project

• Work Today encourages job growth by moving
  low-income individuals and job seekers with
  limited work experience into meaningful
  employment.
• 6 week training, 1st week concentrated on soft
  skills.
• Used Beloit Memorials CNC Haas Training Center to
  provide hands on training for participants.
• Students graduated with two National Institute of
  Metalworking Skills (NIMS) credentials.
• Working to create more learning opportunities
  with outside organizations in Welding and CNC.

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CTE Staff Externships

• First hand exposure.
• Design and implementation of curriculum.
• Expand industry based knowledge that can transfer
  to curriculum.
• Engage students in cooperative learning and
  open-ended real-life, problem-based assignments.
• Strengthen Education and Business connection.

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3rd ANNUAL CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION FAIR

• Will be held September 24th, 800-1100
• Allows students to explore career options beyond
  high school.
• Hands-on activities
• Must have industry participation for success.
• (WEF) Wisconsin Education Fair
• 100 Colleges and Technical Colleges

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The Future
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Quality Components of CTE
Business Partnerships
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The Future Finance

• Continued business partnerships and expansion of
  our relationships with the finance community
• Exploration of a bank branch at BMHS
• Addition of graduation requirement in financial
  literacy

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The Future Computer Science Information
Technology

• Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Future pathway
• Computer Science Applications
• Simulation and Modeling
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cyber-security
• Incubator Project in partnership with Acculynx,
  Premier Technologies Beloit College, Hendricks
  Holdings

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Project Lead the way

• Engineering pathway currently
• Introduction to Engineering
• Principles of Engineering
• Digital Electronics
• Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Adding
• Computer Integrated Manufacturing
• Civil Engineering and Architecture
• Introduction to Computer Science

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Future Reach Center

• Dedicated space for career outreach and
  exploration located at BMHS
• Student outreach
• Community access and resource
• Bridge between academia and industry

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Work Today--welding

• Investigating a 10 week welding program
• Partnership with Community Action Southwest
  Wisconsin Workforce Development Board
• Soft skills training combined with technical
  skills training

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Extended Learning opportunities

• Evening course work targeting adults
• Summer school learning opportunities
• Work based internships

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Industrial enterprise

• Student run CNC machining facility
• Partnership with industry
• Students manufacture an outsourced product
• Authentic learning opportunity
• Potential for application of business skills and
  interdepartmental learning

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Career advocate

• Position dedicated to outreach in the community
  to be alert to local industry employment demands
• Develop academic and career plans with students
• Prototype of a potential model for the state
• Resource for job skills such as interviewing,
  resume writing and networking

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