Promoting Equity & Student
Success Through Career Technical Education
CA Perkins
Nontraditional &
Special Populations
(JSPAC) Conference
Dec 2-3, 2014
Request for Proposal
(RFP) available now at:
www.jspac.org
Conference
Registration opens August 4th
Conference
Information
Who:
Educators, administrators, and program coordinators from CTE and core
subjects; Student and Social Service providers; Counselors; SB70 and WIA
Coordinators; ESL, DSPS, Financial Aid, Care/EOPS and Nontraditional Program
Coordinators, STEM /STEAM coordinators and supporters!
Top Three Reasons To
Attend:
1. Perkins IV requires all local educational agencies who
receive Perkins funds to participate in professional development!
2. Educators who participate in meaningful professional
development and networking activities are more successful as well as happier in
their careers.
3. Students facing barriers who receive social, financial, and
academic support are more successful in school and careers!
When: December 2-3, 2014
§ December 2nd -- 10:00 am – Opening Keynotes
§ December 2nd -- 5:00 pm – Networking session
§ December 3rd – Noon – 1:30 pm – Closing Keynote Panel
§ December 1st –
Optional Preconference Intensives** -- 1– 4 pm
· Special Populations 101
· Resources to Support College and Career
Readiness (as well as recruit, retain, & build awareness about CTE,
Students from Special Populations, & college attendance)
· CTE Common Core & other changes,
challenges, & opportunities in K-14!
Where:
Holiday Inn Capitol Plaza, 300 J Street, Sacramento,
CA 95814
Cost: $200
for the first registrant, $150 for the second and the third person is FREE. (Discount
applies for members of the same team).
Pre-conference
is $25 per person.
Keynote Sessions**
· The Impact of low
Socio-economics on students and what we can do!
· Foster and Adoptive
Students
· Employment Projects and
Nontraditional STEM student success panel
· Veterans as Students
Breakout Sessions**
Nontraditional Employment for Women programs; STEAM project; Everfi;
Undocumented Students; E-Seminars and other JSPAC tools; Improving Counseling
for CTE; Launch Board; Counselors in Classrooms; Efforts to overcome the
barrier of low SES; YOUR
PROGRAM?, and More
* Special Populations = Students who are: Disabled,
Displaced Homemakers, English Language Learners, Economically Disadvantaged,
Single Parents, or preparing for a career that is Nontraditional (<25% of
their gender in the occupation I.E. females in welding or males in childcare).
** Subject to change and adequate registration
Discounted
registration fees for teams of 2 or more!
Registration Opens August 4th
Request for Proposal
(RFP) available now at:
www.jspac.org
Due by September 21, 2014
Tammy Montgomery
JSPAC Program Coordinator
GCCCD Auxiliary
916-900-8288 phone
916-900-8289 fax
www.jspac.org
Promoting Equity and Student Success through CTE
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