1. Minnesota Career & College Readiness Fall State Team Meeting Monday, September 29, 2014 Southdale Library Meeting Room

2. Facilitators Denise Felder, denise.felder@so.mnscu.edu CTE Dir. of Professional Development ~ MnSCUdenise.felder@so.mnscu.edu Al Hauge, al.hauge@state.mn.us Career Development Specialist ~ MDEal.hauge@state.mn.us Alyssa Klein, alyssa.klein@state.mn.us Transition Specialist ~ DEEDalyssa.klein@state.mn.us Anne Hornickel, ahornick@umn.edu STEM Program Director ~ University of Minnesotaahornick@umn.edu

3. Agenda Welcome & Introductions CCRC Beginnings & Current Work Age-Level Career Development Model Collaboration Comparison Grid Future Planning Next Steps

4. Beginnings Shared Vision for Youth College & Career Readiness Subcommittee (2011) Shared Vision for Youth Youth Summit November 2012 ~ Dr. Scott Solberg NCWD Recommendations Quarterly Meetings (2013 – current) MN CCRC Guiding Document

5. Current Work Membership High School educators and administrators Public college educators and administrators DEED and WorkForce Centers Community Based Organizations Private Industry State Agencies All regions of Minnesota

6. 2012-2014 Subcommittees Business & Community Involvement Career Development Process Design & Implementation Parent & Family Engagement Professional Development Technology Current Work

7. Deliverables Toolkit for Teachers & Career Advisers Successful Student Transition Plans Parent & Family Engagement Resources Technology Vendor Survey Age-Level Career Development Model Career & College Readiness Glossary LinkedIn Discussion Group Anoka/Albert Lea youth apprenticeship programs State Team of more than 200 practitioners

8. Current Landscape Legislation World’s Best Workforce Personal Learning Plans Experiential Learning English Language Learners Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) Other Task Forces/Collaboratives GWDC Legislative Task Force(s) MDE Centers of Excellence

9. Other Considerations Implementation of PLPs? Supporting Experiential Learning? English Language Learners? Disengaged Youth? Older Teens? Adult Pathways (ABE Participants)? Youth & Adults with Disabilities? Engaging Business Partners? Student/Job Seeker Participation?

10. Age-Level Career Development Model PDF of 18-page model

11. Inventory of Career & College Readiness Cross-Agency Groups/ Committees in Minnesota Copy of blank grid

12. Future Planning Discussion 1.What should be the CCRC priorities in 2015? Refer to “Other Considerations” slide 2.New subcommittees based on priority projects 3.Which subcommittee/project will you work on?

13. CCRC Next Steps Subcommittees meet, determine project timelines CCRC leadership to follow up with other collaborative groups New website launch in October Next State Team meeting: January webinar Ongoing discussions on LinkedIn