1. MORRIS COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING JUNE 1, 2016 Scott Moffitt, Superintendent Shari Castelli, Director of Curriculum and Programs

2. To provide vocational and enrichment programs that inspire and prepare students to succeed in today’s world and pursue tomorrow’s opportunities. Inspire * Prepare * Succeed * Pursue

3.  Career and Technical Education  Hands-On Experiential Learning  Problem-Based Projects  Critical Thinking Skills  Teamwork  High Quality Preparation For Specific High- Skill, High-Demand Employment Opportunities

4.  High School: Morris County School of Technology 12 Full Time Academies 12 Share Time Programs  Continuing Education

5.  Computer and Information Sciences  Culinary Arts  Design  Education and Learning  Environmental Science (off-site location)  Finance and International Business  Health Care Sciences  Law and Public Safety  Mathematics, Science and Engineering (off-site location)  Sports Medicine  Veterinary Science  Visual and Performing Arts: Dance and Multimedia Majors

6.  Auto Body and Collision Repair  Auto Service Technology  Carpentry  Computer Aided Design and Drafting  Cosmetology  Electrical Trades  Engineering Design and Advanced Manufacturing (off-site location)  Plumbing and Pipe Fitting  Welding  Fundamentals of Building and Grounds Maintenance  Fundamentals of Food Services  Fundamentals of Retail and Supermarkets Careers

7.  Career Programs  Enrichment Programs  Integrated English Language & Civics Education  Adult Basic Skills  High School Equivalency Test Center

8. HIGH SCHOOL FT Students 818 ST Students380 TOTAL 1,198 CONTINUING EDUCATION (Fall 2015) Career495 Enrichment 97 IELCE452 Basic Skills 91 TOTAL 1,135

9. School Year# FT Applicants # Accepted Students # Non- Accepted Students 2016-2017828226602 2015-2016763213550 2014-2015736247489 2013-2014527217310 TOTALS 2,854903 1,951

10.  160-Hour Student Internships Senior Year  Higher Credit Requirement for Graduation (160 vs 120 State Mandated)  Small Class Sizes  95% of 2015 FT Graduates Attended a Post- Secondary Institution  40% of Students Graduate from College in Less Than Four Years

11.  Grade 12 College Credit Initiative/Dual Credit  Senior College Credits Earned 2014-2015:  3-17 Credits37%  18-30 Credits38%  31-71 Credits25%  Partnerships with Colleges/Universities:  County College of Morris  Fairleigh Dickinson University  New Jersey Institute of Technology  Ramapo College  Rider University  Rutgers University  Seton Hall University

12. Morris County Vocational School District In Partnership with County College of Morris

13. ‣Share time program for juniors and seniors ‣20 students per cohort ‣Located on campus at County College of Morris in Randolph, NJ ‣Students can earn 32 college credits ‣Completers earn CCM Certificates of Achievement in Mechanical Computer Aided Drafting and Engineering Technology

14. ‣High labor demand ‣Program supporters include numerous business and industry organizations: National Manufacturing Company, NJ Manufacturing Extension Program, Siemens, Manufacturing Talent Network, Norwalt, Alcoa, Sandvik ‣Articulation between CCM and New Jersey Institute of Technology ‣CCM facilities include newly renovated state- of-the-art laboratories ‣NASA HUNCH School - Build parts for the International Space Station

15. EDAM COURSEWORK CAD I Basic Engineering Graphics Materials for Engineering Technology Technical Computer Applications Instrumentation and Measurements Mechanical Prototyping Computer Integrated Manufacturing CAD II Technical Computer Programming Digital Principles Electricity and Electronics Strength of Materials for Engineering Technology Statics Year 1 Total Credits: 14 Year 2 Total Credits: 18

16. CCM Associates in Engineering Technology 1 Year EDAM Completers (32 College Credits) Four-Year College or University Workforce Placement Workforce Placement Transfer to NJIT or Other Four-Year Program

17. Kyle Green Lauren Zenna