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Education for Employment

Education for Employment. Purpose of Ed for Employment – E4E. Prepare elementary and secondary students for future employment; to ensure technological literacy; to promote lifelong learning; to promote good citizenship;

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Education for Employment

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  1. Education for Employment

  2. Purpose of Ed for Employment – E4E Prepare elementary and secondary students • for future employment; • to ensure technological literacy; • to promote lifelong learning; • to promote good citizenship; • to promote cooperation among business, industry, labor, post-secondary schools, and public schools; and • to establish a role for public schools in the economic development of Wisconsin.

  3. History of E4E in Wisconsin 1981 - Parker Pen Foundation Project 1985 - Passed by Legislature as part of school district standards 121.02 (1) 1988 - Districts were to have E4E Programs 1990 - DPI issues its first resource guide 2003 - DPI issues its second resource guide 2004 - E4E plans were due September 1 2009 - E4E plans were due September 1

  4. Statutes & Rules Every school board shall: §.121.02 (1)(m) Provide access to an education for employment program approved by the state superintendent. Beginning in the 1997-1998 school year, the program shall incorporate applied curricula; guidance and counseling services under par. (e); technical preparation under §118.34; college preparation; youth apprenticeship under §106.13 or other job training and work experience; and instruction in skills relating to employment. The state superintendent shall assist school boards in complying with this paragraph.

  5. E4E – DPI’s Role DPI has the authority to: • Review/approve district or consortium plans • Provide technical assistance DPI does not have authority to: • Oversee/audit implementation • Evaluate outcomes of the E4E plan

  6. E4E – Tech Prep Council’s Role E4E plans are to be reviewed annually by tech prep councils (created under s. 118.34 Wis. Stats.) and revised if necessary at least once every five years. Revised plans are submitted to the tech prep councils for review and the DPI for approval.

  7. Technical Preparation §118.34 Wis. Stats. • Establishment of Tech Prep programs in each public high school • sequence of courses resulting in advanced standing in a technical college associate degree program • Coordination by a Tech Prep council consisting of 12 members • Consortium to implement the Tech Prep programs.

  8. Statutes & Rules PI 26 references: http://dpi.wi.gov/cte/e4eplansandprogram.html

  9. Sample Plans New London Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah

  10. So many boundaries to consider…

  11. Effectiveness of E4E Continuum of success • Providing a minimal plan • Increased business partnerships and opportunities in a district based on regular review • Consortium Meetings/Goals developed and reviewed regularly to improve programming at all levels Great Success Moderate Success Minimal Success

  12. Future Considerations • Review Tech Prep programs statute [s. 118.34 Wis. Stats.] • Align plans to economic/workforce development regions • Further encourage development with business and industry partners

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