We flipped our Summer Y.E.S. program Tired of offering the same summer youth employment services? We were, so we decided to combine agency resources to.

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We flipped our Summer Y.E.S. program Tired of offering the same summer youth employment services? We were, so we decided to combine agency resources to “Flip our Summer Program”. The youth loved it!!! We took our traditional Diversified Occupations Curriculum and incorporated Real Life Industry Standard Certifications, Real World Job Training and Real Solid Partnerships. You’re here now, so maybe you will “Flip” too!

What is Y.E.S. ? Y.E.S. is a collaborative effort among agencies designed to provide youth with coordinated services in the areas of:  Job Readiness  Pre-Employment Skills  Work Experience  Work Based Training  Life Skills

Y.E.S. Mission Statement: “To assist youth in gaining independence and respect through rewarding work opportunities that develop positive skills, habits and attitudes.” GLENN COUNTY y.e.s. ) (Youth employment services) Say “YES” to your future!

Why a Collaborative? Better coordinated services and support for youth. Resources go farther when people and dollars are shared. Provides a more coordinated approach to working with business partners. Students can earn credits Industry Recognized Certification

Key Elements of a Successful Collaborative A shared vision. A willingness to bring resources to the table. A willingness to take the risk. The suspension of turf issues. The ability to perpetuate the vision to the front line staff. A commitment by those involved to not allow one program to take over the collaborative. Honesty when working with other partners. Acknowledgment of limitations and the ability to find alternatives. Commitment to continuous improvement. Hard-work Problem solving Patience

How it all came to together 1998 A lot of talking… 1999 Meeting of the minds… 2000Kick-Off2001-PresentEvolution Vicki Shadd

Purpose of YES Advisory Board:  Planning body  Review proposed changes prior to action.  Primarily targeted to decision makers.

Y.E.S. STAFFPURPOSE ♦ ROP/Y.E.S. Teacher ♦ Coordinate Meetings ♦ Curriculum, Credits ♦ Curriculum, Credits ♦ Case Managers ♦ Job Development ♦ Case Management ♦ Case Management ♦ Payroll ♦ Payroll ♦ Crew Leaders ♦ Information Sharing ♦ Support Staff ♦ Resources ♦ Administration ♦ Forum for Evaluation, Procedures, Procedures, & Future Planning & Future Planning

Who brings what to the table? Everyone involved brings something unique to the table *Funding – Staff *Funding- Students *Funding-Projects*Networking*Resources Facilities Facilities Recommendations Recommendations Law & Liability Coverage Law & Liability Coverage

Glenn County Human Resource Agency Glenn County Office of Education Bureau of Reclamation California Conservation Corps Orland City Council Rural Conservation District Local Schools Local Businesses Glenn County Fairgrounds CECY Grant

Partner Agency Glenn County Human Resource Agency Cal Works Children’s Interagency Coordinated Council Workforce Investment Act North Central Counties Consortium

Marisol Raygoza Youth Case Manager Youth Connections in School (Role) Summer Connections (Role) Out of School Youth & Adults Connections(Role)

Partner Agency Partner Agency: Glenn County Office of Education Adult Education Extended Year/Summer School Charter School CECY Grant/Rusty Wagon CTEC Center Regional Occupational Program SPARK/Expect Success Camp Transition Partnership Program (TPP) Transportation WorkAbility I

Jess Modesto Director ROP & Adult Education Adult Education Regional Occupational Program The Rusty Wagon Industry Certifications Industry Certifications

Linda Riggle, ROP Instructor WAI Director The best of both worlds… A different perspective… Exposure to many arenas *CTE & PERKINS *TRANSITION TEAM *TRANSITION TEAM *ROP *ROP *WAI *WAI *Other GCOE Programs *Other GCOE Programs

 WAI ROLE  TPP ROLE A SHARED ROLE MARK DUFF

Candice Spielman Transition Partnership Program The Rusty Wagon TPP (School Year) TPP (Out of School) Transition Team Arrundo Project- Summer

Partner Agency Bureau of Reclamation Funding Land Management Agreements

Bureau of Reclamation Bureau of Reclamation ROBERT CHASE (Video Presentation)

Partner Agency California Conservation Corps. Funding Funding Staffing Staffing Certification Certification Direct Hire Direct Hire

CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION CORPS. KEITH WELCH Video Presentation

Partner Agency City Of Orland Funding Water Truck Usage Agreements Agreements

PARTNER AGENCY GLENN COUNTY RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICT Mike Yallow

Bruce Roundy Councilman Video Presentation

Flipping a traditional Summer Youth Program Incorporating Real Life Industry Standard Certifications Real World Job Training Real Solid Partnerships SUMMER MODEL 2013

Summer Schedule Traditional Model -Monday-Friday 4 Hours Daily -Daily Classes 1 Hour -Classes in each town (4 Schools) -Students trained in their town of residence -Separate Ceremonies New Model -Monday – Thursday 5 Hours Daily -(1) Class Weekly 5 Hours -2 Towns (All Schools Included) -Students train in any town based on Crew of choice -One combined ceremony

Summer Crew Models CCC Expect Success Camp FairgroundsHospitalityMedia Printing & Graphics

Kathy Brown, Program Specialist GCOE Transitions Services & Adult Program Students & The IEP

Tiphanie Lopez School Year Instructor Adult Program Summer YES – Credit Recovery

Steve Piluso, Instructor Severe Services Blending of Students Daily Model of Activities Video Presentation

Business Partnerships Hospitality Crew/Enclave Training Sites Baymont Inn & Suites The Haywagon Corning

Student Luis Vazquez Video Presentation

Tyler Rutledge, Vocational Trainer Rusty Wagon/ CECY Grant CECY Grant Role Connection to Summer Y.E.S. Certifications Severe Services Modified

Phillip James Expect Success Summer Camp Funding Student Mentor Opportunities Future Careers Why it works Why it works

Expect Success Camp Agustine Chongo-Duran Student Testimonial Video Presentation

Expect Success Camp CDE After School Visionary Leadership Award. Mary Davis

Business Partnerships Glenn County Fairgrounds Staff Staff Projects Projects Facilities Facilities

Jeanine Nunes Fairgrounds Crew Leader Jeanine Nunes Fairgrounds Crew Leader Video Presentation

CERTIFICATION OSHA BACK SAFETY

Fairgrounds Crew Student Jasmine Panigua Video Presentation

Fairgrounds Crew Student Jesus Ulloa Video Presentation

Alan Junk, ROP Instructor Printing & Graphics & Willows High School

ROP PRINTING & GRAPHICS INSTRUCTOR Video Presentation

CERTIFICATION TALKING SAFETY

STUDENT TESTIMONIAL Student Video

Martina Montes Crew Leader Media Crew

CERTIFICATION FOOD HANDLERS

Media Crew Members Sabrina Sorrels & David Gutierrez Student Presentation Video

Priscilla Exner CCC Crew Leader Learning the role of a crew leader Learning about the project From beginning to end… changes in the students

CCC CERTIFICATION RED CROSS WATER SAFETY 1 st Aide/CPR

CCC Crew Member Chris Janes Student Testimonial Student Video

COLLABORATION The Whole is Greater than the Sums of its Parts

Your Next Step...  Determine your goals  Identify potential partnerships  Network  Make connections  Start brainstorming  Make a plan

Questions???  Answers…”