December 2015 Katy Area Economic Development Council General Assembly Presentation

1. Woody Mann Jr. – Chairman

2. Downy Vickery – Board Member

4. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman

5. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman

7. Woody Mann Jr. - Chairman

8. Woody Mann Jr. – Chairman

9. Woody Mann Jr. – Chairman

10. Woody Mann, Jr. - Chairman

11. Woody Mann, Jr. - Chairman

13. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman
Strategic Partners
Boucher Design
Medistar Corporation
Westpark Springs
Associates
Brown & Gay Engineers
Cornerstone MUD
Elizabeth Pratt
Harmony Science Academy
Igloo Products
RG Miller
Trisperity Advisors

14. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman
City of Katy
Mayor Fabol Hughes

15. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman
Skybox Data Centers
Ben Atkins
Stewart Title
Jackie Wilcox

16. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman
Residence Inn – Katy
Vanessa Hawkins
Wolff Companies
David Hightower

17. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman
Cunningham Law Group
Marlon Davis
Tyco SimplexGrinnell
Christina George

18. Stan Stanley – Immediate Past Chairman
Q10 KDH
Ray Driver
Structure Tone
Neel Watts

20. Tami Riggs – Director of Admissions and Marketing

22. Sarah Martin, PhD – Director Careers and Technical
Education

23. Overview of
Career & Technical
Education in Katy I.S.D.
PRESENTED BY SARAH J. MARTIN, DIRECTOR
DECEMBER 15, 2015

24. What is Career & Technical
Education?

25. What does CTE look like in
Katy ISD?
• 95 unique courses
• 6 program areas
• 15 career clusters
• Enrollment = 23,891 in grades 7 through 12

26. What does CTE look like in
Katy ISD?
Demographics
◦ Hispanic = 35.10%
◦ Asian = 8.92%
◦ African Am. = 11.16%
◦ White = 41.8%
◦ Two or more races =
2.53%
Special
Populations
◦ SPED = 7.43%
◦ LEP = 2.91%
◦ Econ. Disadv. = 29.85%
* Data taken from the 2014-15 PEIMS Fall
Collection

27. CTE Enrollment – High School
Comprehensive Campus
Katy High School 2875
Taylor High School 2336
Mayde Creek High School 2194
Cinco Ranch High School 2451
Morton Ranch High School 3469
Seven Lakes High School 2350
OD Tompkins High School 1734
Serving Schools
Opportunity Awareness
Center
36
Miller Career and
Technology Center
986
Raines High School 51
Total CTE High School 18,48
2**Based on enrollment 10.15.2015,
duplicated counts

28. CTE Enrollment – Junior High
School
Katy Junior High 401
West Memorial Junior High
School
169
Mayde Creek Junior High
School
337
Memorial Parkway Junior
High School
222
McDonald Junior High
School
326
Beck Junior High School 351
McMeans Junior High
School
362
Cinco Ranch Junior High 448
Morton Ranch Junior High 549
Beckendorff Junior High 601
Cardiff Junior High 306
Woodcreek Junior High 705
Seven Lakes Junior High 632
Total CTE Junior High 5,409
*
*Based on enrollment 10.15.2015,
duplicated counts

29. Pipeline to Industry
Prepare students with knowledge
and skills to succeed in further
education and the workforce.
• Student leadership development
• Work-based learning
opportunities
• Validate skillset via industry
credentials

30. Student Leadership
Development

31. Work-based Learning
Opportunities
•Career Prep
•Practicum/Internship

32. CTE Industry Certifications
2013-2014 2014-2015
Attempted 585 Attempted 1258
Passed 530 Passed 1081

33. CTE Student Achievement
Gradation Rate for Texas High School Students, 2007 to 2010
Texas Workforce Investment Council, April 2013. Career and Technical Education and Outcomes in Texas High Schools: A
Monograph.
2007-
2008
2008-
2009
2009-2010 2010-
2011
All Students 79.10% 80.09% 84.3% 85.9%
Students with
Two of More
CTE Classes
92.39% 94.2% 95.68% 95.91%

34. CTE Student Achievement
Dropout Rate for Texas High School Students, 2007 to 2010
Texas Workforce Investment Council, April 2013. Career and Technical Education and Outcomes in Texas High Schools: A
Monograph.
2007-
2008
2008-
2009
2009-2010 2010-
2011
All Students 3.2% 2.9% 2.4% 2.4%
Students with
Two of More
CTE Classes
2.5% 1.9% 1.5% 1.2%

35. CTE Student Achievement
Percentage of Texas High School Students Passing TAKS Math and
Reading Assessment
Texas Workforce Investment Council, April 2013. Career and Technical Education and Outcomes in Texas High Schools: A
Monograph.
2008-
2009
2009-2010 2010-
2011
All Students TAKS
Math
82% 89% 90%
TAKS
Reading
93% 93% 94%
Students with
Two or More
CTE Classes
TAKS
Math
95% 95% 96%
TAKS
Reading
98% 98% 97%

36. CTE Student Achievement –
Katy ISD
Gradation Rate for Texas High School Students, 2007 to 2010
Class
of
2009
Class
of
2010
Class
of
2011
Class
of
2012
Class
of
2013
Class
of
2014
All Students 91.5% 93.0% 92.2% 92.5% 92.7% 91.8%
Students
with Two or
More CTE
Classes
92.9% 96.4% 96.9% 97.7% 97.5% 96.1%
Source: TEA four Year Graduations Rates, http://tea.texas.gov/acctres/dropcomp/years.html, Table 1 for District
data.
Based on Federal Accountability, to match PBMAS

37. CTE Student Achievement –
Katy ISD
Dropout Rate for Katy Independent School District High School
Students, 2007 to 2014
2007-
2008
2008
-
2009
2009-
2010
2010-
2011
2011-
2012
2012-
2013
2013-
2014
All Students 0.9% 1.0% 0.8% 0.7% 1.1% 1.2% 1.1%
Students with Two
or More CTE
Classes
0.6% 0.6% 0.5% 0.5% 0.4% 0.6% 0.6%
Source: TEA Annual Dropout Rate Data, http://tea.texas.gov/acctres/drop_annual/, Table 2 for District
Data

38. CTE Student Achievement –
Katy ISD
Percentage of High School Students Passing TAKS Assessments1
Spring 2010 Spring 2011 Spring 20122 Spring 20133
# Tested % Lvl II
Init
#
Tested
% Lvl II
Init
#
Tested
% Lvl II
Init
#
Tested
% Lvl II
Init
Reading Katy ISD 12,822 96% 13,138 96% 8,701 96% 4,276 98%
Students with Two
or More CTE
Classes
2,322 96% 2,006 97% 1,716 97% 882 99%
Math Katy ISD 12,832 87% 13,113 87% 8,702 91% 4,298 95%
Students with Two
or More CTE
Classes
2,324 88% 2,001 91% 1,721 94% 887 95%
1Does not include TAKS Alt.
210th or 11th grade students only.
3TAKS Exit Level - 11th grade students only.

39. CTE Student Achievement – Katy ISD
Percentage of Students Passing STAAR EOC
Assessment1
Spring 20122 Spring 20133 Spring 20144
# Tested % Lvl II
Init
# Tested % Lvl II
Init
# Tested % Lvl II
Init
English
I
Katy ISD 4,738 79% 5,148 81% 5,793 83%
Students with Two or More
CTE Classes
396 84% 515 86% 465 89%
English
II
Katy ISD - - 4,641 89% 5,183 85%
Students with Two or More
CTE Classes
- - 631 93% 725 89%
Algebra
I
Katy ISD 4,711 91% 5,084 90% 5,306 90%
Students with Two or More
CTE Classes
267 93% 328 92% 244 91%
1Does not include STAAR Alt.
2Does not include 10th or 11th grade students. These students took TAKS.
3Does not include 11th grade students. These students took TAKS.
4English I and II results reflect the new combined Reading and Writing EOC Assessment

40. CTE Program Awareness
First Annual CTE STEM
Maker Summer Camp
• Incoming 6th- 8th graders
• Rotations:
• Food Science
• Electronics
• Woodworking
• Bridge building
• Leatherworking
• 3D printing
CTE & Office of Other
Languages Parent Night –
Morton Ranch HS
• Incoming 9th graders
•Rotations:
• Agricultural Sciences
• Business/Marketing
• Engineering
• Human Services

41. Katy ISD – Career &Technical
Education
Education is workforce development and
workforce development is economic development.
The three are inextricably linked.
Economic
DevelopmentEducation
Workforce
Development

42. Questions?

43. Sarah J. Martin, Director
Career and Technical Education
6301 S. Stadium Drive
Katy, TX 77494
Sarahjmartin@katyisd.org
281-396-2633

45. Katrina Katsarelis – Owner / Editor in Chief

46. Katrina
Katsarelis

48. Da’dra
Greathouse
Lakewood Church Worship Leader, Singer, Musician,
Songwriter & Grammy Nominee

49. Rebekah
Gregory
Boston Bomb Survivor & Marathon Runner

50. Andy
Dalton
Former Katy Tiger & Cincinnati Bengal

51. Christina
Dismuke
2016 TASA Region IV Teacher of the Year
& Katy ISD 2015 District Wide Teacher of the Year

52. Alton
Frailey
Katy ISD Superintendent

53. Gary
Joseph
Head Coach for the Katy Tigers

54. Shari
Nightingale
Dating Violence Educator, Founder of Lindsay’s Light

55. Mayor
Fabol
Hughes
The MERRY CHRISTMAS Man!!

58. Welcome
Elves!

59. Christmas Chocolates
Katy Tiger Chocolates

60. Two $25 Gift Cards

61. Two Gift Certificates
Dinner for Two

62. Two $50 Gift Cards

63. Two $50 Gift Cards
Hair Nails Skincare Medspa

64. $80 Gift Certificate
4 half-day day camps

65. Designer Purse
(Valued at $90)

66. One Couples Dance Package
4 Private and 4 Group
Lessons
(Valued at $360)

67. Houston
Astros Team Jacket
(Valued at $100)
Texas Longhorns Junior
Cornhole Game
(Valued at $150)

68. Three $50 Gift Cards
& Fun Bags

69. Two Gift Certificates
FREE HOME CLEANINGS
($200 value each)

70. GRAND PRIZE GIVEAWAY!
SMART TV
LG 43”
Valued at $400!!

71. THANK YOU KATY BUSINESSES
Find all gift
donors in
Katy Magazine!

72. Woody Mann, Jr. - Chairman