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DATA Demo Day Dec. 2015
This document provides an overview of the Digital Arts and Technology Academy (DATA), which is a high school program focused on at-risk students not engaged by the regular curriculum. The academy uses a career theme of arts, media, and entertainment to integrate standards-based academics with career technical education courses. Students take academic and CTE courses each year, building skills towards internships and capstone projects. The program partners with local industries and higher education.
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- 3. FCP, iBooks, iTunes StudentEngagement Partnerships, Interdisciplinary Projects Photo, Storytelling, Technology Successful Practices Academy Structure
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- 7. High interest activitiesfor at-risk pupils not motivated by regular educational curriculum 54690.b / 54692.6 Focusing Student Creativity
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- 15. Community Partners Life TouchStudios Digicom Student Film Festival Coachella Valley Economic Partnership Desert Advertising Federation Apple Education NNC Digital Media Design Palm Springs Visitor's Bureau Imagine Imagery Hot Purple Energy Cathedral City Arts Commission Sherrill & Associates Alt9 Productions Epidemic Skateboard Shop Coachella Valley Art Center Palm Springs Film Society El Paseo Fashion Week Indian Wells Arts Festival The California Arts Project California Student Media Festival Desert Promotions Rancho Mirage Public Library SMaRT Education Brian Evans Photography Michael Childers Photography Coachella Valley Art Scene Palm Springs Historical Society Summerlight Consulting Luminescence Photography Inland Empire Media Academy The Foundation for PSUSD
- 17. Full Sail University WoodburyUniversity The Art Institute FIDM The Kubert School Columbia College Brooks Institute Pasadena Art Center Ex’pression College Otis CSU Dominguez Hills CSU Humboldt CSU Northridge CSU Los Angeles CSU Fullerton CSU Los Angeles CSU San Bernardino CSU Channel Islands CSU San Marcos CSU Monterey Bay CSU Stanislaus San Diego State BYU Cal Baptist Cal Poly Pomona UC Berkley UC Davis UCLA UC Irvine UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Cruz Cabrillo College Santa Monica College Fullerton College College of the Desert Kaplan College Napa Valley College
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- 19. Curriculum Career Theme- Arts, Media & Entertainment • CVEP labor market analysis • Growth in local industry in need of trained labor force • Integration of standards-based academics & CTE sequential curriculum • 10th & 11th grades: 3 academic classes & 1 CTE course • 12th grade: 1 academic class & 1 CTE capstone course CPA Academy Model
- 20. Staffing • Teachers requestto participate • Willing to work with at-risk students • Recruit faculty with appropriate credentials • Clearly define roles both inside & outside the classroom • Keep team small and utilize looping
- 21. Student Selection • 50%at risk students • Participation is voluntary • Application process based upon need and interest Business Involvement • Advisory board • Help develop CTE curriculum • Provide classroom speakers • Host field trip and job shadow opportunities • Provide Mentors • Provide internships
- 22. Mentor Program • 11thgrade • Structured agenda 1/month • Supervised by certificated team member • Role models • Build self esteem & motivation • Career preparation • Community connections Internship Program • After 11th grade • Apply for positions: resumes, job applications, interviews • Companies make the decision
- 23. Funding • District provides100 % matching funds by direct and in-kind support • School within a school • Business partners provide 100% matching funds by direct and in-kind support • Performance based reported • Common planning period • Blocking two or more subjects together • Motivational activities
- 24. Budget Percentages 39% Coordinator’scost, team summer planning, benefits 37% College visits, conferences, SkillsUSA State teacher travel, and PD 10% CTE class equipment (cameras, lenses, etc) 9% Supplemental classroom supplies 5% District indirect costs
- 25. DATA Defined -Beyond the Model • Partnerships with Industry, Community & Higher Education • Dual strand - Digital Imaging & Digital Storytelling • 2 academic levels at tenth grade • Heterogeneous CTE electives • Career Readiness Curriculum • Mock interview day • Cross-curricular activities, grade level project and off-campus activities • Scholarship & personal statement support • Pathway from Middle to high school • Articulation with postsecondary education • CTSO: SkillsUSA • Designated Counselor
- 26. Middle School IntroductoryConcentration Concentration Capstone 7th & 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade Digital Media Design & Computer Graphic Design Contemporary Media *Media Literacy Photo II, Animation, or Intermediate Digital Media Production **Digital Imaging or Advanced Digital Media Production Industry Portfolio created in partnership with the Coachella Valley Economic Partnership Pre-Academy 30 hrs Community Service 30 hours of Community Service & Mentor Program 20 hours Internship < SkillsUSA - Career Student Technical Organization > All high school courses are UC Approved AME CTE and Visual Arts *College Prep Elective **Articulated with College of the Desert
- 27. • Sees the“Big Picture” • Expert on graduation requirements • Expertise on post-secondary educational programs and eligibility requirements (a-g) • Expertise on career exploration process • Works with scheduling and data collection • Link between parents, faculty and students • Member of academy leadership team • Provides classroom and individual career/college guidance • Plans and participates in off-campus activities Designated Academy Counselor
- 28. • Monitor CurrentStudents • Common planning period • Progress grade reports for team review • Recommend remediation & tutoring • At-risk list monitoring, weekly mentoring • Follow-up with students and parents • New Applicant Selection • Transcripts • Attendance • Discipline • Interview • Recommendation Team Collaboration
- 29. High School Recruitment •All 9th grade students receive information & application • Introductory 9th grade class: Contemporary Media • All visual arts students targeted via a multimedia presentation in DATA classroom and given opportunity to meet CTE instructors and counselor • Applications are distributed & students sign interest list • Teacher & student teams interview
- 30. Middle School Recruitment •New: 2015 “Create Day” • MS students spend the day • Students complete Contemporary Media Application • Students rank workshops • Workshops taught by academy students • Perkins Funds pay for bus and subs
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- 33. BROADCAST AUDIO PRODUCTION SCREENWRITING FILMMAKING VISUAL EFFECTS TV/WEBPRODUCTION DIGITAL STORY TELLING
- 35. ★ Film, Video,Audio, VFX tech skills using industry standard equipment and software THE PROGRAM ★ College and career preparation ★ Work with/as professionals ★ Build critical thinking, self expression, and interpersonal communication skills D I G I TA L S TORY T E L L I N G Desert Town Hall | PSUSD | The Desert Sun Kim & Jim Productions | PS Historical Society | CCHS ASB
- 36. BEYOND THE CL ASSROOM DI G I TA L S TORY T E L L I N G VIIMEO | iTUNES | FESTIVALS | COMPETITIONS
- 37. HAPPENING NOW ★ Juniorsand seniors completing original short films ★ SkillsUSA prep for Regionals ★ CCNews app relaunch ★ Weekly radio show/podcasts D I G I TA L S TORY T E L L I N G ★ Community and industry partner projects
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- 39. Event Photography IWAF onHot Purple Energy Digicom Student Film Fest Oscar Night @ Mary Pickford Champions of Excellence Street & 111 Festivals PS Zombie Walk Glo Runs
- 40. Collaborations Rio Vista Collaborations publishedto the iBook Store The Student Creative global visual arts challenges
- 42. Out THERE CUE Journal& mobile app Sculptures Pacific magazine DATA print media & gear CPA Brochure / LHA Logo Courageous Creativity CCHS graphic media iTunes & the Web Gallery Exhibits
- 43. Professional Workshops Local Designs VisitingRegional Agencies Alumni Return Teen Docent Program Assisting Apple @ CUE Other
- 44. Awards CA Student MediaFest / PBS Digicom Film Festival Desert Ad Fed Scholastic Art & Writing PS Art Museum Cathedral City Arts Commission Spotlight Music Center California Streaming Desert Art Center SBValley College SkillsUSA
- 45. What’s New? 3D Printing& Scanning Game Design Teams CC Library Family Portraits Student Shows 3D Printing Workshops Logo Design >Vinyl Printing Instagram Contest CV Link
- 46. Interdisciplinary Projects Integrating technologyto support core curriculum
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- 48. Countries largest CTSO RepresentingAME+ industries Fundraising & Leadership Resumes & Pro Assessments Interacting w/Professionals @ regional, state, & national levels Extended Preparation for National Competitions A little travel and FUN!
- 49. Gearing Up forYear 6 From 143 to 90 Members 24 Skill & leadership events 1st State Officer & 2 more developing
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