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A Signature Partnership Product (4) To Elect or Appoint? Regarding the State School Superintendent (9) Equity in Education – Access and Opportunity (1)

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2 A Signature Partnership Product

3 (4) To Elect or Appoint? Regarding the State School Superintendent (9) Equity in Education – Access and Opportunity (1) High Standards – The Value of a High School Diploma (2) Assessments – How Much is Too Much? (3) District Governance – Charter Systems, IE 2, or Status Quo? (5) Funding Reform – How Do We Divide the Pie? (6) Early Learning – Challenge Accepted! (7) Post-Secondary Success – The Key to Georgia’s Workforce (8) Charter Schools – New Challenges (10) Race to the Top – Now What? Top Ten Issues - 2015

4 How is Georgia Trending? Low-Birthweight Babies ≈ Students Earning AP Credit  Early Education Enrollment ≈ High School Graduation Rate  Children in Poverty  Adults with Associate’s Degree or Higher  4 th Grade Reading  Adults with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher  8 th Grade Math 

5 Issue 6: Early Learning– Challenge Accepted! Quality + Quantity = full benefits of early learning 1.Established Quality Rated 2.Implemented Georgia Early Learning Development Standards 3.Provided resources for statewide family and community engagement grants 4.Expanded center-based home visitation programs for family, friend and neighbor care 5.Increased professional development of early care educators 6.Developed comprehensive assessment system for early learning

6 Early Learning Challenge Grant

7 Early Education Empowerment Zones – E3Zs  Receive $1 million in targeted resources  Develop infrastructure to strengthen early learning systems  Identify sustainable and replicable implementation strategies that can be scaled statewide

8 Issue 7: Post-Secondary Success – The Key to Georgia’s Workforce 72% high school graduation rate 60% of jobs in 2020 will require some higher education 42% of Georgian’s currently have some education beyond high school

9 Action Steps for Georgia  Career Clusters  Complete College Georgia – including STEM initiatives and “Go- Back, Move Ahead”  High Demand Career Initiative  Strategic-Industries Workforce Development Grants  Zell Miller Grants

10 Questions Welcome Now & Anytime! Dana Rickman Director, Policy and Research drickman@gpee.org 404.223.2462


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