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House KeepingBathroomsAgenda(Super) Quick Intros
Creativity, 1to1, CCRVAPA, Digital Arts, GraphicsCareer Pathways, Create Day
AME CTECPA Coordination
Academy Overview
High interest activities for at-risk pupils not motivated by regular educational curriculum
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Focusing Student Creativity
Bill Ferriter,The Tempered RadicalJuly, 2013
Community PartnersLife Touch StudiosDigicom Student Film FestivalCoachella Valley Economic PartnershipDesert Advertising FederationApple EducationNNC Digital Media DesignPalm Springs Visitor's BureauImagine ImageryHot Purple EnergyCathedral City Arts CommissionSherrill & AssociatesAlt9 ProductionsEpidemic Skateboard ShopCoachella Valley Art CenterPalm Springs Film Society El Paseo Fashion Week Indian Wells Arts FestivalThe California Arts ProjectCalifornia Student Media FestivalDesert PromotionsRancho Mirage Public LibrarySMaRT EducationBrian Evans PhotographyMichael Childers PhotographyCoachella Valley Art ScenePalm Springs Historical SocietySummerlight ConsultingLuminescence PhotographyInland Empire Media AcademyThe Foundation for PSUSD
Full Sail UniversityWoodbury University
The Art InstituteFIDM
The Kubert SchoolColumbia CollegeBrooks Institute
Pasadena Art CenterEx’pression College
OtisCSU Dominguez Hills
CSU HumboldtCSU Northridge
CSU Los AngelesCSU Fullerton
CSU Los AngelesCSU San BernardinoCSU Channel Islands
CSU San Marcos
CSU Monterey BayCSU StanislausSan Diego State
BYUCal Baptist
Cal Poly PomonaUC BerkleyUC Davis
UCLAUC Irvine
UC RiversideUC San DiegoUC Santa Cruz
Cabrillo CollegeSanta Monica College
Fullerton CollegeCollege of the Desert
Kaplan College Napa Valley College
Academy Structure
Curriculum Career Theme - Arts, Media & Entertainment
• CVEP labor market analysis
• Growth in local industry in need of trained labor force
• Integration of standards-based academics & CTE sequential curriculum
• 10th & 11th grades: 3 academic classes & 1 CTE course• 12th grade: 1 academic class & 1 CTE capstone course
CPA Academy Model
Staffing
• Teachers request to participate
• Willing to work with at-risk students
• Recruit faculty with appropriate credentials
• Clearly define roles both inside & outside the classroom
• Keep team small and utilize looping
Student Selection
• 50% at risk students
• Participation is voluntary
• Application process based upon need and interest
Business Involvement
• Advisory board
• Help develop CTE curriculum
• Provide classroom speakers
• Host field trip and job shadow opportunities
• Provide Mentors
• Provide internships
Mentor Program
• 11th grade
• Structured agenda 1/month
• Supervised by certificated team member
• Role models
• Build self esteem & motivation
• Career preparation
• Community connections
Internship Program
• After 11th grade
• Apply for positions: resumes, job applications, interviews
• Companies make the decision
Funding
• District provides 100 % matching funds by direct and in-kind support
• School within a school
• Business partners provide 100% matching funds by direct and in-kind support
• Performance based reported
• Common planning period
• Blocking two or more subjects together
• Motivational activities
Budget Percentages
39% Coordinator’s cost, team summer planning, benefits
37% College visits, conferences, SkillsUSA State teacher travel, and PD
10% CTE class equipment (cameras, lenses, etc)
9% Supplemental classroom supplies
5% District indirect costs
DATA Defined - Beyond the Model • Partnerships with Industry, Community & Higher Education• Dual strand - Digital Imaging & Digital Storytelling• 2 academic levels at tenth grade• Heterogeneous CTE electives• Career Readiness Curriculum• Mock interview day• Cross-curricular activities, grade level project and off-campus
activities• Scholarship & personal statement support• Pathway from Middle to high school• Articulation with postsecondary education • CTSO: SkillsUSA• Designated Counselor
Middle School Introductory Concentration Concentration Capstone
7th & 8th Grade
9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade
Digital Media Design & Computer Graphic Design
Contemporary Media
*Media Literacy
Photo II, Animation, or Intermediate
Digital Media Production
**Digital Imaging or Advanced
Digital Media Production
Industry Portfolio created in
partnership with the
Coachella Valley
Economic Partnership
Pre-Academy 30 hrs Community
Service
30 hours of Community Service &
Mentor Program
20 hours Internship
< SkillsUSA - Career Student Technical Organization >
All high school courses are UC Approved AME CTE and Visual Arts *College Prep Elective
**Articulated with College of the Desert
• Sees the “Big Picture”
• Expert on graduation requirements
• Expertise on post-secondary educational programs and eligibility requirements (a-g)
• Expertise on career exploration process
• Works with scheduling and data collection
• Link between parents, faculty and students
• Member of academy leadership team
• Provides classroom and individual career/college guidance
• Plans and participates in off-campus activities
Designated Academy Counselor
• Monitor Current Students • Common planning period • Progress grade reports for team review • Recommend remediation & tutoring• At-risk list monitoring, weekly mentoring• Follow-up with students and parents
• New Applicant Selection
• Transcripts• Attendance• Discipline• Interview• Recommendation
Team Collaboration
High School Recruitment
• All 9th grade students receive information & application
• Introductory 9th grade class: Contemporary Media
• All visual arts students targeted via a multimedia presentation in DATA classroom and given opportunity to meet CTE instructors and counselor
• Applications are distributed & students sign interest list
• Teacher & student teams interview
Middle School Recruitment
• New: 2015 “Create Day”
• MS students spend the day
• Students complete Contemporary Media Application
• Students rank workshops
• Workshops taught by academy students
• Perkins Funds pay for bus and subs
BROADCAST AUDIO PRODUCTION SCREENWRITING
FILMMAKING VISUAL EFFECTS
TV/WEB PRODUCTION
D IGITAL STORY TELL ING
★ Film, Video, Audio, VFX tech skills using industry standard equipment and software
THE PROGRAM
★ College and career preparation
★ Students work with/as professionals
★ Build universal critical thinking, self expression, and interpersonal communication skills
DIG I TAL S TORY TEL L IN G
Desert Town Hall | PSUSD | The Desert SunCoachella Valley Art Scene | CCHS ASB
HAPPENING NOW
★ Original web series promotion/final projects
★ Senior portfolios
★ Weekly radio show/podcasts
DIG I TAL S TORY TEL L IN G
★ Community and industry partner projects
★ Preparation for 2016-2017 school year
BEYOND THE CL ASSROOM
DIGITAL S TORY TEL L IN G
VIMEO | iTUNES | FESTIVALS | INDUSTRY
Event Photography
IWAF on Hot Purple Energy
Digicom Student Film Fests
Oscar Nights @ Mary Pickford
Champions of Excellence
Street & 111 Festivals
PS Zombie Walks
Glo Runs
Collaborations
Rio Vista Collaborations published to the iBook Store
The Student Creative global visual arts challenges
Out THERE
CUE Journal & mobile app
Sculptures Pacific magazine
DATA print media & gear
CPA Brochure / LHA Logo
Courageous Creativity
CCHS graphic media
iTunes & the Web
Gallery Exhibits
Professional Workshops
Local Designs
Visiting Regional Agencies
Alumni Return
Teen Docent Program
Assisting Apple @ CUE
Other
AwardsCA Student Media Fest / PBSDigicom Film FestivalDesert Ad FedScholastic Art & WritingPS Art MuseumCathedral City Arts CommissionSpotlight Music CenterCalifornia StreamingDesert Art CenterSB Valley CollegeSkillsUSA
Bah’Roke @UCRGame Design TeamsGirls Who CodeAdobe XDApple Hiring Event
CC Library/Arts Commiss. Free Family PortraitsStudent Showcases3D Printing / Stop Motion
What’s New’ish?
Joan BoikoJunior Mentoring / Interning
Norma, Janett & JenniferPSUSD Radio Show
Interdisciplinary ProjectsIntegrating technology to support core curriculum
Shan & Norma
Countries largest CTSO
Representing AME+ industries
Skill & Leadership development
Resumes Development
Interacting w/Professionals @ regional, state, & national levels
Extended Preparation for National Competitions
Travel, fun & hard work!
Now in Year 6From 145 to 90 Members
24 Skill & Leadership Events
14 State Champions
3 State & 2 Regional officers
Building the “FARM TEAM”
Student2Student Mentoring
Jadin& JuvanBehind the Blue
Ambriel&River
Bridging CTE
Morgan, Sadrac & AngelaDigital Media
Conner, Randy, Jayvin & DanielVideo Game Design
