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MSJC has implemented numerous efforts to help students become both college and workforce ready through alignment between K-12 education and MSJC programs. These efforts include developing strategic course scheduling, targeted curriculum, expanded counseling and supplemental instruction, as well as increasing internship opportunities, job skills training, and alignment of education and industry needs. The goal is to help students succeed in college and the workforce through dual enrollment programs, remediation options, and coordination between K-12, MSJC, and the local job market.
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This letter strongly recommends Mr. Tom Spillman for advancement in his career in higher education. The letter writer has known and been supervised by Mr. Spillman for over 10 years at Mt. San Jacinto College, where he has demonstrated strong competency as the Dean of Student Services and Counseling. The letter highlights that Mr. Spillman is passionate, always seeking new ways to serve students, and a natural leader, especially for at-risk and diverse populations. The letter also notes that Mr. Spillman works tirelessly, often outside his job description, to advocate for students and ensure support programs are at the forefront. The recommendation is that Mr. Spillman would be an excellent administrator and asset
Letter of Rec from Jenn Burleson.- TSpillman General
This letter strongly recommends Mr. Tom Spillman for advancement in his career in higher education. The letter writer has known and been supervised by Mr. Spillman for over 10 years at Mt. San Jacinto College, where he has demonstrated excellent leadership as Dean of Student Services and Counseling. Mr. Spillman is highly competent, always seeking new ways to serve students, and a natural leader for at-risk and diverse populations. He advocates tirelessly for students, faculty, and staff, often working outside his job description. The letter emphasizes that Mr. Spillman has helped develop many innovative student support programs and always conducts himself with professionalism and integrity. He is praised as an excellent administrator and true student
Letter of Recommendation From Murrieta Superintendent Pat Kelly
This letter provides a strong recommendation for Tom Spillman from the Superintendent of the Murrieta Valley Unified School District. It summarizes that Tom spearheaded the development of a dual enrollment program between the district and Mt. San Jacinto College that has allowed thousands of students to earn college credits while in high school. Tom also developed remediation courses to help students meet requirements for college-level coursework after graduation. The letter highlights that Tom's leadership has helped increase college-going rates and access to higher education for students in the district. The superintendent expresses full confidence in Tom and his abilities as an educator and change agent.
Dual Enrollment Handbook 2020 Vision
This document discusses Mt. San Jacinto College's Dual Enrollment program, which allows high school students to simultaneously earn college credit. It aims to address declining rates of higher education attainment in the US and California. The program provides an alternative or supplement to AP courses. It seeks to increase college completion rates, close achievement gaps, and improve workforce readiness. Students can choose an academic transfer pathway or career technical pathway. Benefits include improved preparation for college, reduced costs and time to degree, and strengthened ties between high schools and colleges. The program aims to enhance student success while saving taxpayer money.
Darren Daniel Letter of Recommendation to me
This letter provides a strong recommendation for Tom Spillman from Patrick Kelley, Superintendent of the Murrieta Valley Unified School District. The letter describes Mr. Spillman as an exceptional leader who has positively impacted K-14 education in Riverside County through his vision and initiatives. As Dean of Student Services at Mt. San Jacinto Community College, Mr. Spillman has removed barriers for students and helped them achieve their post-secondary goals in a more timely and cost-effective manner. His work has saved millions for families in Riverside County and influenced accountability systems in California. The superintendent considers Mr. Spillman an irreplaceable and results-driven leader who has expanded opportunities for students through innovative partnerships.
Becky Elam Letter of Recommendation Generic
This letter provides a strong recommendation for Tom Spillman for an Executive Leadership position in Student Services. Over 15 years, the writer observed Mr. Spillman demonstrate visionary leadership and expertise in student services and business processes at Mt. San Jacinto Community College. He excels at partnership building, problem solving, and resource management to advance student learning. The writer admires Mr. Spillman's innovative problem solving and ability to collaborate effectively. His background in counseling and grants management has prepared him for executive leadership in Student Services.
Kenn Young Letter of Recommendation Final
Tom Spillman is recommended for leadership positions in education. The letter details Spillman's accomplished career in education spanning the military, probation work, high school counseling, and over 16 years in community college administration. As Dean of Student Services, Spillman demonstrated visionary leadership and partnership building to improve student outcomes. He played a key role in the Riverside County Education Collaborative, which received recognition from President Obama and others, for significantly increasing postsecondary attainment through strategic academic alignment from K-12 to college. The county superintendent offers his unqualified recommendation of Spillman based on his exceptional qualifications and experience improving education.
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Letter of Rec from Jenn Burleson.- TSpillman General
Letter of Rec from Jenn Burleson.- TSpillman General
Letter of Rec from Jenn Burleson.- TSpillman General
Letter of Rec from Jenn Burleson.- TSpillman General
Letter of Recommendation From Murrieta Superintendent Pat Kelly
Letter of Recommendation From Murrieta Superintendent Pat Kelly
College and Career Ready Comprehensive Plan Slide
- 1. College and Workforce Ready: “The Advancement of Educational Achievement” MSJC’s Success Efforts College & Workforce Ready K-12 Alignment Student Success •College Ready Registration Model •Strategic Course Scheduling •Targeted Curriculum Dev •One Active Major •Expanded Counseling (FYE) •Expanded Supplemental Instruction •Course Acceleration Models •Learning Communities •Alignment of Financial Resources •Student Engagement Programs •Remediation Options Workforce Ready • Alignment with Education and Industry • Expanded Internship Opportunities • Job Skills Development • Labor Market Information •Meaningful Pathways •Dual Enrollment •Coordinated Planning Teams •Multiple Assessment Tools •Curriculum Alignment •EAP/ERWC Acceptance •Faculty Collaboration •Early College Integration •Expanded Remediation Options Dual Enrollment & K-12 Alignment • 2020 Vision • Student Success Initiative (SSTF) • MSJC’s Strategic Plan • K-12 Common Core Standards