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High School System Redesign Project. Source: Larry Langley, President Michael DeWitte, Chairman New Mexico Business Roundtable. NMBREE. Our Agenda Today. Introduction of the “Team” Building from HB 212….the Foundation Presenting our Process Status and Recommendations

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  1. High School System Redesign Project Source: Larry Langley, President Michael DeWitte, Chairman New Mexico Business Roundtable NMBREE

  2. Our Agenda Today • Introduction of the “Team” • Building from HB 212….the Foundation • Presenting our Process • Status and Recommendations • Collaborative Regional Networks (CRN’s) • National Lab Network for Education Enrichment • exploration of tax rebate as to shared funding • $500K rebate/credit • Personnel Policy Change for PED and Districts • Evaluation Study as to teacher induction and licensing • $250K • Continued Support and Partnership • Comments from Team Members • Close

  3. Our Team Members Shelby Alexander, Grants HS Cindy Anderson, Roswell Goddard HS Rebecca Belletto, NM HED Vern Bia, Indian Education PED Carla Chavez, Taos HS Roseann Cochran, Rio Rancho HS LaJuana Coleman, Rio Rancho HS Catherine Cross Maple, PED Michael DeWitte, Sandia Labs Sharon Fox, Bernalillo HS Yvonne Garcia, New ABQ NW HS Joyce Kaser, West ED Marc Wunder, Sen Bingaman Office Larry Langley, NM Business Roundtable Susan Leddick, PKR, Inc. Bruce McClure, Sandia Labs Carolyn Paez, Silver City HS Patricia Parkinson, PED Linda Sink, Albuquerque HS Mike Stanton, Consultant Nancy Stewart, Central NMCC Gary Tripp, NM Activities Association Corrine Trujillo, Belen HS Barbara Vigil-Lowder, Bernalillo PS Pauline Watchman, Navajo Nation

  4. NM Business Roundtable Our Role in this process….. • LESC requested our engagement • We assembled the team….a great team • Lockheed Martin/Sandia National Labs funded the effort • We selected the approach • A Systems Approach • We facilitated the entire process…. • Participated….yet, the key players were the Teachers and Administrators...and other contributing stakeholders

  5. National Sense of Urgency No Child Left Behind Protecting America’s Competitive Edge (PACE – Energy, S. 2197)Senators Domenici (R-NM), Bingaman (D-NM), Alexander (R-TN), and Mikulski (D-MD)

  6. Vocational Training or Apprenticeship Ready 2-4 Yr College or University Ready Responsible Citizens Workforce Ready Lifelong Learners Partnerships Yet, we have HB 212 ! Building from the foundation of HB 212 Prepared High School Graduates Students Educators Government Putting the Puzzle Together Technology Parents Business

  7. We have a dream. …access…outcomes… Student Success

  8. Mario Both want to be an Engineer Suzie Rural School No AP Teachers/Courses Access Limited Coursework and Relevance? What is a Mechanical Engineer? Urban School AP Teachers/Courses Engineering Clubs Relevance Special Seminars Role Models How do we provide opportunity for equity in access and outcome?

  9. The Approach • Examined System ….in context of its environment…..first time ! • Stand in the future….. ….as past-free as possible…no finger pointing • Team of education and business professionals • Input from diverse set stakeholders • It’s about student success • It takes innovation and accountability from all of us

  10. Understanding the system today... and its problems Education System

  11. Set of Interacting Problems Facing the NM High School Redesign Team contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure Culture of Stability and Tradition Mechanistic Personnel Policies Regulated Environment reinf reinforces contributes to contributes to contributes to threatens stimulates more rules contributes to reinforces reinforces Uncertainty about the Future Mechanistic Structures Strategy of Self-Preservation contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure on

  12. Set of Interacting Problems Facing the NM High School Redesign Team contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure Culture of Stability and Tradition Mechanistic Personnel Policies Regulated Environment reinf reinforces contributes to contributes to contributes to threatens stimulates more rules contributes to reinforces reinforces Uncertainty about the Future Mechanistic Structures Strategy of Self-Preservation contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure on

  13. Set of Interacting Problems Facing the NM High School Redesign Team contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure Culture of Stability and Tradition Mechanistic Personnel Policies Regulated Environment reinf reinforces contributes to contributes to contributes to threatens stimulates more rules contributes to reinforces reinforces Uncertainty about the Future Mechanistic Structures Strategy of Self-Preservation contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure on

  14. Set of Interacting Problems Facing the NM High School Redesign Team contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure Culture of Stability and Tradition Rule-Making Resistance to Change Locks Down Mechanistic Personnel Policies Regulated Environment reinf reinforces contributes to contributes to contributes to threatens stimulates more rules contributes to reinforces reinforces Uncertainty about the Future Mechanistic Structures Strategy of Self-Preservation contributes to contributes to exerts political pressure on

  15. Stakeholders want the high school system to be student-focused Design Specifications • Challenged and engaged students • Meeting individualized needs of students • Relevance thru project-based learning • Flexibility and choice …..class, pace and schedule

  16. They specify critical aspects of the high school system Design Specifications • Lifelong learning skills • Use of modern technologies and multiple resources. • High quality teachers • Respect and build on our cultures • Safe, secure, cost-effective facilities • Authentic assessments of student proficiency..

  17. Must look at constraints and barriers Student Success Teacher and Classroom School and District Policy Statute

  18. How will we know this is an improvement?What will we measure? for example.... • Standard Test Scores (disaggregated) • Attendance (Students and Teachers) • Internships/Jobs and Alignment to Career Pathways • Parent and Business Involvement in Schools • Graduation Rates (General and Cohort) • Students enrolled in alternative delivery methods • Students enrolled in Remedial Courses in College

  19. Now all we have to do is connect the dots….right? High School Redesign Team

  20. Strategic Priorities Target Elements Collaborative Regional Networks Personalized Program of Study Strategic Business Partnerships Student Success Innovation Accountability Technology Integration Schedule Flexibility Policy & Statutes

  21. School to World …a strategic business partnership… example “Curriculum is often irrelevant for those without a destination in mind.” Statewide Event and Partnership

  22. What steps do we need to take now?

  23. Call to Action: Our “ask list” for LESC • Support the development of Collaborative Regional Networks • In partnership with NM PED and NMBREE • National Lab Network for Education Enrichment • Up to $500K GRT Rebate for Travel/Meals similar to Small Business Technical Assistance Program • AFRL, LANL, SNL and WSMR • Personnel Policy Changes • Evaluation of Teacher Induction and Licensing • $250K for an independent study to examine process and provide recommendation/benchmark • Continued Support and Partnership with “us.”

  24. Access, Opportunity & Outcomes Course/Experience Options Size and/or Location of HS Delivery Rural or Small School Urban or Large School Calculus AB/BC AP Physics Speakers Classroom? Regional? AP Physics Calculus AB/BC Distance Learning? Suzie Mario Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering Institutes? How do we help both succeed? Engineering Engineering Speakers Speakers Web-Conferencing? M.DeWitte

  25. Access, Opportunity & Outcomes Course/Experience Options Size and/or Location of HS Delivery Rural or Small School Urban or Large School Calculus AB/BC AP PhysicsSpeakers In the HS Classroom Collaborative Regional Network (CRN) Programs AP Physics Interactive Web-based Programs (e-learning) Calculus AB/BC Institutes - Summer/Weekend Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering Engineering Engineering Speakers Speakers Web-Conferencing M.DeWitte

  26. Summary • Our effort is based on HB 212 as foundation • Our redesign work is a framework next steps • Our funding request includes two parts: • $250K for Special Study as to Teacher Induction and Licensure • Exploration of a GRT rebate for fund National Lab’s role in improving professional development and education • Our team was awesome. • We…all…learned a lot about the system and about each other • We are still a team and are committed to continue the journey for our future - Your and Our Children

  27. Let’s keep our eye on the prize Student Success

  28. Keep the Dream Alive !

  29. Dreams can come true

  30. Dreams do come true ! …..Successful Students !

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