Perkins IV FY 2010 Plan ITV Meetings February 23, 2009 March 6, 2009 March 19, 2009 Daniel Smith,...
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Perkins IV FY 2010 Plan ITV Meetings February 23, 2009 March 6, 2009 March 19, 2009 Daniel Smith, Education Supervisor Adult & Career Education 651-582-8330 voice 651-582-8493 fax [email protected]
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Perkins IV FY 2010 PlanITV Meetings
February 23, 2009
March 6, 2009
March 19, 2009
Daniel Smith, Education SupervisorAdult & Career Education
651-582-8330 voice651-582-8493 fax
AGENDA
Negotiated Performance LevelsTechnical Skill Assessment2010 Budget Amounts
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Negotiated Performance Levels
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Local Negotiated Performance Levels• In 2008-2009 Minnesota implemented new
definitions of participant and concentrator and distributed funds under a new consortium structure.
• Our intent at the secondary level is to use 2007-2008 data as baseline data for 2008-2009 in all areas except 1S1, 1S2 and 4S1 where 2007-2008 consortium data will be the negotiated performance targets for 2008-2009.
• We hope to have 2007-2008 data out soon.
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State Negotiated Performance Levels• The state negotiated performance for 2007-2008
in:– 1S1 Reading– 1S2 Mathematics– 4S1 Graduation Rate
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State Negotiated Performance Levels
• 1S1 Reading
• 1S2 Mathematics
• 4S1 Graduation Rate
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Target
62.00%
32.00%
80.00%
Actual
59.23%
21.69%
93.50%
Meet 90%Level?
Y
N
Y
State Negotiated Performance Levels
• Because the state did not meet targeted performance in 1S2 at the 90% level, it must prepare an action plan to improve performance.
• A similar expectation will be in place next year for consortia that do not show improvement on this year’s data in 1S1, 1S2 or 4S1.
• Action plans may need to address strategies specific to sub-populations (gender, race/ethnicity, special population status).
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Technical Skill Assessment
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Technical Skill Assessments
Student attainment of career and technical skill proficiencies, including student achievement on technical skill assessments, that are aligned with industry-recognized standards, if available and appropriate.
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Technical Skill Assessments
2S1
Number of CTE concentrators who have earned at least 2 credits with passing grades within a career field
by the reporting year
Number of CTE concentrators who have earned at least 2 credits in the career field by the reporting year
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Technical Skill Assessments
Minnesota plans to focus on identifying core skills within programs of study and then determine valid and reliable assessments for measuring attainment of these core skills.
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Technical Skill Assessments
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Secondary CTE Programs
Programs of Study
Postsecondary CTE Programs
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For the purposes of accountability, technical skill assessment should be at the level of the Program of Study.
This changes the discussion from an “assessment requirement” to a “data collection requirement.”
Technical Skill Assessments
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P.O.S. Manufacturing
Skills A B C D E
Program Machine Trades
Welding
Assembly
M X X X
W X X X X
A X X X X
Core Skills X
Technical Skill Assessments
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Inviting participants for state technical assistance working with Hans Meeder, former Deputy Assistant Secretary from the US Department of Education.
Plan is to address four to eight programs of study with 3 to 5 consortia participating in each effort.
Meetings will be scheduled for March and April 2009.
Technical Skill Assessments
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Likely POS to start:
• Agriculture – Plant Systems
• Business – Financial Management/Accounting
• Health – Therapeutics
• Manufacturing – Engineering and Technology
Technical Skill Assessments
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Additional POS under consideration:
• Arts/Communication – Information Technology
• Restaurants and Food/Beverage Services – Hospitality
• Health – Diagnostics
• Law Enforcement Services – Law Enforcement
2010 Budget Amounts
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Budgets for 2009-2010
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We continue to await information from the US Department of Education on the state’s allocation for 2009-2010.
As a reminder, the secondary Perkins allocation is based on general population of individuals aged 5 through 17, and individuals of poverty aged 5 through 17.
Budgets for 2009-2010
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Minnesota has established an alternative formula for the distribution of 10% of the local allocation. This formula is based:
50% on the consortium’s share of participants in secondary and postsecondary CTE
programs, and
50% on the geographic area of the consortium.
Budgets for 2009-2010
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At the secondary level, the US Department of Education has determined that we may no longer use free & reduced price meals as an indicator of poverty for the purpose of fund distribution. We must use US Census poverty data instead.
Budgets for 2009-2010
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Doing so will cause some shifts among consortia. We are recalculating the consortium budgets using US Census data and will apply the 2009-2010 Minnesota allocation when it is known.
If it looks like it will be more than a few weeks before the state’s 2009-2010 allocation is determined, we will work with the US Department of Education to provide a reasonable estimate for planning purposes.
