Dallas ISD Collegiate Academy

Dr. Michael Hinojosa, Superintendent of Schools, Dallas ISDIsrael Cordero, Chief of Strategic Initiatives and External Relations

Usamah Rodgers, Executive Director, P-TECH and Early College Programs

Creating Opportunities for our Students

Slide: 2Collegiate Academy Overview

Slide: 3Collegiate Academy OverviewAgenda

• Student Data Trends

• Early College Model

• College Partnership

• Key Activities and Planning

• Project Management Support

• Industry Partnership

• Questions and Answers

Student Data Trends

Slide: 5What does the Data tell us?Dallas Leads All Five Major Urban Texas Regions With Almost 1 in 4 Adults With Less Than a High School Degree

Educational Attainment: Adults 25 and Over2014 U.S. Census American Community Survey Estimate

17%

25% 24%

34%

23% 23%20%

35%

20%23%

21%

36%

15%

24% 23%

38%

11%

17%20%

52%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

No High School Diploma High School Graduate Some College, NoDiploma

Associates Degree orHigher

Bexar County (San Antonio) Dallas County Harris County (Houston)Tarrant County (Fort Worth) Travis County (Austin)

Dallas ISD 6-Year College Completion Rate at 21%

Slide: 6What does the Data tell us?

Article: Indicators of Higher Education Equity in the United States

Slide: 7What does the Data tell us?

Article: Indicators of Higher Education Equity in the United States

Slide: 8What does the Data tell us?

Early College Model

Slide: 10Early College High Schools

Outputs: High School Diploma Graduation Endorsements Up to 60+ College Credit Hours at No Cost to Students and

Parents Associate of Applied Sciences Degree Career and Technology Certifications 4 Year University Options College and Career Ready

Slide: 11Early College High Schools

Slide: 12Collegiate Application Overview

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H. Grady Spruce Early College High SchoolSouth Oak Cliff Pathways in Technology at Mountain View…

Hillcrest Engineering Technology at Richland CollegeSunset Public Health and Teaching at UNT Dallas

Bryan Adams Pathways in Teaching at Eastfield CollegeNorth Dallas Pathways in Technology at Brookhaven College

Lincoln Business Technology at UNT DallasAdamson Pathways in Technology at El Centro CollegeMolina Business Technology at Mountain View CollegeRoosevelt Health and Technology at El Centro CollegeMadison Pathways in Technology at El Centro College

Seagoville Pathways in Technology Early College High School…Wilmer-Hutchins Energy Technology at Northlake College

W.T. White Business and Teaching at BrookhavenKimball Engineering Technology at Mountain View College* Dr. Wright L. Lassiter Jr. Early College High School at El…

Conrad Global Studies Health and Technology at Richland…Pinkston Health and Technology at El Centro College

Carter Public Law and Technology at Cedar Valley College* Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Collegiate Academy

Thomas Jefferson Pathways in Technology at Brookhaven…W.W. Samuell Early College High School

* Trinidad Trini Garza Early CollegeCollegiate Applications by School

* Stand-alone Schools

4885 Total Applications (with stand-alone schools)

3934 Total Applications (without stand-alone schools)

Slide: 13Student Selection Process

• District on-line application system• Open Houses and Marketing Events• Benchmark 1 Target Population• Student and Parent Interview

Career Inventory Student Interest Grit

• Signing Day Events • Summer Bridge Program

Slide: 14Collegiate Academy Overview

40%

35%

12%

6%4%3%

Parent #1 Education

Did not finish High SchoolHigh School Diploma/GEDSome CollegeBachelor DegreeGraduate Degree/Post Graduate TrainingAssociate Degree

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Did not finishHigh School

High SchoolDiploma/GED

Some College AssociateDegree

BachelorDegree

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GraduateTraining

Parent #1 Education - Counts

Slide: 15Teacher Profile

Credentials

Secondary certification for grades 9-12

Master’s degree preferred

Dual credit certification

Experience

History of working closely with at-risk students to become academically successful

Use of high-yield research-based instructional strategies incorporated into daily lessons to include technology, reading and writing instruction

Collaboration with colleagues to plan common lessons and analyze student work products

Development of supportive and caring relationships with students and parents

Consistent implementation of classroom management techniques

Slide: 16Teacher Profile

Expectations

Refers to the school mission to guide daily decision making Exhibits a thorough understanding of the TEKS and state college readiness standards

for the subject being taught Maximizes instruction and student learning within each class period Sponsors a club or organization Provides tutoring and interventions beyond the regular school day Implement innovative instructional strategies and utilize the ECHS Common

Instructional Framework Inspire, communicate and lead students to high standards and expectations Scaffold academic support in order for students to accelerate toward college

expectations and design high school syllabi Enthusiastic and energetic

Slide: 17College Partnership

• Strategic partnership between Dallas ISD and the Dallas County Community College District

North DallasDistrict 2

Dustin MarshallBrookhaven

College

MolinaDistrict 7Audrey

PinkertonMountain

View College

W.T. WhiteDistrict 1

Edwin FloresBrookhaven

College

Bryan AdamsDistrict 3

Dan MiccicheEastfieldCollege

SunsetDistrict 7Audrey

PinkertonMountain

View College/UNT

Dallas

COHORT 1 & COHORT 2 COLLEGIATE ACADEMY SITES

HillcrestDistrict 2Dustin

MarshallRichland College

AdamsonDistrict 7

Audrey PinkertonEl Centro College

Wilmer-Hutchins

District 5Lew BlackburnNorth Lake

College

KimballDistrict 6

Joyce ForemanMountain

View College

LincolnDistrict 9

Bernadette Nutall

El Centro College/UNT

Dallas

Thomas Jefferson

District 1Edwin FloresBrookhaven

College

PinkstonDistrict 5

Lew BlackburnEl Centro College

SOCDistrict 5

Lew BlackburnMountain

View College

CarterDistrict 6

Joyce Foreman

Cedar Valley

College

ConradDistrict 3

Dan MiccicheRichland College

MadisonDistrict 9

Bernadette Nutall

El Centro College

RooseveltDistrict 5

Lew BlackburnEl Centro College

SeagovilleDistrict 4

Jaime ResendezEastfieldCollege

Slide: 19Pathways and Crosswalks

• Guided Pathways from AAS to BAAS• University Transfer Options for Dallas County Community

College District (DCCCD) - AAS Degrees• A Collaborative Partnership through the North Texas

Community College Consortium (NTCCC)

Dual Credit

College Credit

HS Graduation / Endorsement

AAS Pathways

BAAS Pathways

High School Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelors Degree

Slide: 20Crosswalks and PathwaysAAS earned from DCCCD

Slide: 21College Partnership

4-Year Universities

Slide: 22AAS to BAAS Guided PathwaysAAS earned from DCCCD

Degree - Business AdministrationCareer Cluster - Business, Management & Administration

BAAS School Pathway

University of North Texas-PACS Business Administration DCCCD UNT PACS

Texas Woman’s University Business Administration DCCCD TWU

Tarleton State University Business Administration DCCCD TSU

Texas A&M University-Commerce Business Administration DCCCD TAMUC

University of Texas-Tyler Business Administration DCCCD UTT

Degree - Computer Aided Design and DraftingCareer Cluster - Architecture & Construction

BAAS School Pathway

University of North Texas-PACS Computer Aided Design and Drafting DCCCD UNT PACS

Texas A&M University-Commerce Computer Aided Design and Drafting DCCCD TAMUC

University of Texas – Tyler Computer Aided Design and Drafting DCCCD UTT

Degree - Computer GraphicsCareer Cluster - Information Technology

BAAS School Pathway

Tarleton State University Computer Graphics DCCCD TSU

Texas A&M University-Commerce Computer Graphics DCCCD TAMUC

University of North Texas-PACS Computer Graphics DCCCD UNT PACS

University of Texas – Tyler Computer Graphics DCCCD UTT

Slide: 23AAS to BAAS Guided PathwaysAAS earned from DCCCD

Degree - ManagementCareer Cluster - Business, Management & Administration

BAAS School Pathway

University of North Texas-PACS Management DCCCD UNT PACS

Texas Woman’s University Management DCCCD TWU

Tarleton State University Management DCCCD TSU

Texas A&M University-Commerce Management DCCCD TAMUC

Degree - Electronics TechnologyCareer Cluster - Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

BAAS School Pathway

University of North Texas-PACS Electronics Technology DCCCD UNT PACS

Texas A&M University-CommerceElectronicsTechnology DCCCD TAMUC

University of Texas - Tyler Electronics Technology DCCCD UTT

Degree - Interactive Simulation & Game Tech Art/Animation/DesignCareer Cluster - Arts, A/V Technology & Communications

BAAS School Pathway

Texas A&M University-Commerce Interactive Simulation and Game Technology DCCCD TAMUC

Tarleton State University Interactive Simulation and GameTechnology DCCCD TSU

University of North Texas-PACS Interactive Simulation and Game Technology DCCCD UNT PACS

University of Texas – Tyler Interactive Simulation and Game Technology DCCCD UTT

Degree - Visual Communications Web Design SpecializationCareer Cluster - Arts, A/V Technology & Communications

BAAS School Pathway

Texas A&M University-Commerce Visual Communications Web Design Specialization DCCCD TAMUC

University of North Texas – PACS Visual Communications DCCCD UNT PACS

University of Texas - Tyler Visual Communications DCCCD UTT

Slide: 24AAS to BAAS Guided PathwaysAAS earned from DCCCD

Degree - Personal Computer SupportCareer Cluster - Information Technology

BAAS School Pathway

Texas A&M University-Commerce Personal Computer Support DCCCD TAMUC

University of North Texas-PACS Personal Computer Support DCCCD UNT PACS

Tarleton State University Personal Computer Support DCCCD TSU

University of Texas-Tyler Personal Computer Support DCCCD UTT

Degree - Software Programmer/DeveloperCareer Cluster - Information Technology

BAAS School Pathway

Texas A&M University-Commerce Software Programmer Developer DCCCD TAMUC

University of North Texas-PACS Software Programmer Developer DCCCD UNT PACS

Tarleton State University Software Programmer Developer DCCCD TSU

University of Texas - Tyler Software Programmer Developer DCCCD UTT

Degree - Criminal JusticeCareer Cluster - Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

BAAS School Pathway

University of Texas-Tyler Criminal Justice DCCCD UTT

Tarleton State University Criminal Justice DCCCD TSU

University of North Texas-PACS Criminal Justice DCCCD UNT PACS

Texas A&M University-Commerce Criminal Justice DCCCD TAMUC

Key Activities and Planning

Slide: 26Early College High School Support Systems

Early College High School

Internal Support Dallas ISD

Campus Site Teams Intergovernmental

Affairs

Project Management

Office

Facilities

CommunicationsMarketing

Budget

Teaching and

Learning

Neighborhood Schools Initiative

Industry Partners

City of Dallas

Educate Texas

Higher EDPartners

DCCCD External Support Colleges/Higher ED

External Support City/Industry Partners

Technology

United Way

P-TECH STEM Council

Dallas Regional Chamber

North Dallas Chamber

Slide: 27Communications Plan

• Communications / Marketing Plan Brochures Digital Billboards Website Flyers Press Kit: Radio, Newspaper Phone call-outs Media Events Promotional Videos Articles Recruitment Fair Social Media (Facebook)

Slide: 28Training and Professional Dev.

Professional Development Plan Early College High School Design Training Site Visits PD Sessions Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Summer Bridge Common Instructional Framework Instructional Rounds

Project Management Support

Slide: 30Project Rosters and Committees

Primary Committee Structure (4)

Additional committees & workgroups

Executive Directors

Executive Directors/Principals

DCCCD College Planning Committees

& Dual-Credit Coordinators

Slide: 31Project Work Breakdown

Tracking of All Primary Work Tasks

• Project Initiation and Planning

• Agreement and Contracts

• Campus Teams

• Technology Needs

• College Partners

• Construction

• Curriculum

• Early College and PTech Framework

• Facilities

• Staffing

• Student Recruitment

• Training

• Professional Development

• Industry Partners

• Transportation

Slide: 32Project Collaborative Site

A collaborative project site to store project documents and track progress updates

Slide: 33Collegiate Workplace Coordinator Site

A collaborative project site for College Workplace Coordinators to track Activities with Industry Partners

Reports

Slide: 34Industry Partners

• 45+ Industry Partners for the Collegiate Academies

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Wilmer-Hutchins Collegiate AcademyW.T. White Collegiate Academy

W.H. Adamson Collegiate AcademyThomas Jefferson Collegiate Academy

Sunset Collegiate AcademySouth Oak Cliff Collegiate Academy

Seagoville P-TechRoosevelt Academy of Collegiate Studies

Pinkston Collegiate AcademyNorth Dallas Collegiate Academy

Molina Collegiate AcademyMadison Collegiate Academy

Lincoln Collegiate AcademyKimball Collegiate Academy

Hillcrest Collegiate AcademyConrad Global Collegiate Academy

Carter Collegiate AcademyBryan Adams Collegiate Academy

Number of Industry Partners per Collegiate Academy

Slide: 35Industry Partners

• Industry Partner Planning Meetings

Slide: 36Industry Partners

• Industry Partner Reveal and Recognition Events

Slide: 37Collegiate Academy Q&A

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Dallas ISD Collegiate AcademyDr. Michael Hinojosa, Superintendent of Schools, Dallas ISD

Israel Cordero, Chief of Strategic Initiatives and External Relations

Usamah Rodgers, Executive Director, P-TECH and Early College Programs

Creating Opportunities for our Students