2. 2014’s Best High Schools in America LakeView is ranked 30 th in Wisconsin

3. WKCE SCORES 2013-2014 Kenosha County - Public High Schools - Percent of students scoring proficient and/or advanced.

4. The Overwhelming Job Opportunities in S.T.E.M. Computer Science  Projected number of computing jobs is 1.3 million per year for 2012 thru 2022.  On track to fill only 40% of job openings.  Wages paid are significantly above national average.

5. Fewer Girls and Minorities Took AP Computer Science Exams Fewer Girls and Minorities Took AP Computer Science Exams While the numbers of students taking Advanced Placement computer science exams skyrocketed in 2014, participation for many groups of students remained low, an Education Week analysis shows.

6. Addressing The Computer Science/Mathematics Employee Shortage Beginning with the 2015/2016 School year LakeView will add a strand to our Information Technology Program and retitle it as Information Technology/Computer Science/Mathematics in our IT Networking Academy, a part of LakeView Technology Academy. LakeView will add the following Computer Science/Mathematics courses -AP Computer Science A (Java) - 2015/2016 -AP Computer Science AB (Advanced Java) and AP Computer Science Programming- 2016/2017

7. Proposed Criteria for Admission into LakeView Technology Academy REGULAR EDUCATION STUDENTS Pre-engineering/science/mathematics Bachelors Degree program: B or better in middle school mathematics, science, and reading Proficient or Advanced in 6 th and 7 th grade mathematics and reading WKCE No more than 5 tardies from September through January of the 8 th grade year No more than 3 absences from September through January of the 8 th grade year* An exception may be made for documented medical absences No out of school suspensions during 8 th grade Meeting all of the above criteria will be an automatic acceptance pending room… Technical College Associates Degree Program: C or better in middle school mathematic, science, and reading Proficient or Advanced in 6 th and 7 th grade mathematics and reading WKCE No more than 5 tardies from September through January of the 8 th grade year

8. Proposed Criteria for Admission into LakeView Technology Academy REGULAR EDUCATION STUDENTS (continued) No more than 3 absences from September through January of the 8 th grade year. *An exception may be made for documented medical absences No out of school suspensions during 8 th grade Meeting all of the above criteria will be an automatic acceptance pending room… Students will be accepted as per the following: 1.Siblings of a presently enrolled student and meeting all minimum requirements - 1 st Special Education Students who meet all the minimum requirements and are determined able to matriculate the curriculum by Special Education Staff 2.Female students who meet all the minimum requirements 3.Pre-engineering students who meet all the minimum requirements 4.Male students who meet all the minimum requirements and may require a lottery for the 4 th group

9. Proposed Criteria for Admission into LakeView Technology Academy SPECIAL EDCUATION STUDENTS C or better in mathematics, science, and reading Proficient or Advanced in reading and mathematics on the 6 th and 7 th grade WKCE No more than 5 tardies from September through January of the 8 th grade year. No more than 5 absences from September through January of the 8 th grade year. *An exception may be made for documented medical absences No out of school suspension during 8 th grade All Special Education Students whose current IEP can be met including goals, program, and aid and services can be implemented in the all inclusive environment at LTA Meeting all the above criteria will be an automatic acceptance pending room.

12. SEQUENCE OF COURSES Mathematics/Science Pre-Engineering Bachelor’s Degree Freshmen Year: Honors Geometry/Biotechnology Sophomore Year: Honors Algebra II-Trigonometry/Honors Chemistry Junior Year: Honors Pre-calculus/Honors Physics Senior Year: AP-calculus (AB)/AP-physics (C) Mathematics/Science Associate’s Degree Freshmen Year: Algebra I or Geometry/Biotechnology Sophomore Year: Geometry or Algebra II/Chemistry] Junior Year: Math Applications or Trigonometry/Conceptual Physics Senior Year: Probability and Statistics (optional) TECHNOLOGY COURSES Automated Manufacturing Systems or Information Technology Systems and Pre-engineering (Project Lead The Way) Electrical/Mechanical/Information Technology Engineering or Biomedical Engineering or Associate’s Degree in Automated Manufacturing Systems or Information Technology Systems

13. MANUFACTURING  Intro to Design, Engineering, Technology  Drafting, Electronics, machining  CAD-Beginning  Introduction to Engineering Design  Fundamentals of Engineering/Manufacturing  Principles of Engineering  Digital Electronics  Civil Engineering & Architecture  Engineering Design & Development  Mechanical Skills for Technicians  Computer Integrated Manufacturing  DC/AC  CAD Intermediate  Introduction to Pneumatics/Hydraulics  Quality for Automated Manufacturing  CAD Solids  CNC/CAM Programming  CAP/Robotics

14. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS  Computer Apps for Information Technology  Information Technology in Business  Introduction to Networking WEB  Information Technology Essentials  CCNA  Networking Administration-Microsoft  CCNA 2  CCNA 3 & 4  Introduction to Programing Data  Introduction to JAVA  Network Security  AP – Computer Science A (Java) (Pending Approval)  AP – Computer Science A/B (Advanced Java) (Pending Approval)  AP – Computer Science Programming (Pending Approval)

15. TOP TEN OCCUPATIONAL NEEDS 2012 thru 2022 (By Raw Number of Employees) U.S. Department of Labor August 2012 Teachers at all levels Nurses* Software Engineers 4,5, and 6. Information Technology Technicians 7 and 8. Medical Technicians 9. Bachelors Degree - Marketing 10. Chemical Engineer