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The document discusses the goals and history of the Gateways East Bay STEM Network, which aims to improve STEM education outcomes across Alameda and Contra Costa counties. It outlines the Network's successes and challenges over its first four years. The meeting aims to share lessons learned, discuss partner recruitment strategies, and identify actionable steps to strengthen STEM education from early learning through college.
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- 1. Developing a Network GatewaysEast Bay STEM Network California State University, East Bay California STEM Summit October 15th, 2012
- 2. Goals for thismeeting Share history and process from our four years Successes and cautionary tales Discuss recruitment and integration of partners How to make the work actionable
- 3. Gateways East BaySTEM Network Starting a Network: History, Successes, and Cautionary Tales Dr. Stephanie Couch, Executive Director Dr. Pam Comfort, Contra Costa County Office of Education
- 4. Gateways Cradle-to-Career Education andWorkforce Partnership
- 5. Gateways East BaySTEM Network A leadership hub for regional stakeholders working together to improve educational outcomes in STEM across Alameda and Contra Costa counties in California. STEM Network
- 6. Gateways East BaySTEM Network The Gateways East Bay STEM Network is 1 of 9 Regional Alliances affiliated with the CA STEM Learning Network CSLNet is scaling innovations and best practices across the state
- 7. STEM Challenges Alongthe P-20 Education Continuum Students start to question relevancy of what they’re learning in school to Students take the Early Students failing the Students take Assessment Program their lives CAHSEE* miss 5th-7th the CAHSEE (EAP) test grade math concepts K 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Transfer Students start By this point, Algebra 1 is a 85% of students are Students fail CCC English losing ground in students have made gatekeeper course not college ready (per and math placement tests math decisions about for UC and CSU- EAP) and require basic skills whether science and bound students classes, and fail to complete math are “right” for STEM certificates and degree them transfer pathways. Counseling and course placement (math and STEM pathways) cause challenges
- 8. Gateways East BaySTEM Network Making it Actionable Hilary Dito, STEAM Coordinator, Contra Costa County Office of Education Beth Yeager, Ph.D, Consultant, Center for Literacy and Inquiry in Networking Communities (LINC) Gevirtz Graduate School of Education University of California, Santa Barbara Jackie Shonerd, Region IV After School Specialist, Alameda County Office of Education
- 9. 2012 – 2013Areas of Focus Early STEM Learning STEM Professional Learning Communities STEM in Out of School Time (OST) The Power of Discovery: STEM2 Integrated STEM, Career academies/pathways, and Linked Learning (delayed until 2013)
- 10. Gateways East BaySTEM Network Recruiting Partners and Defining Roles Janet Auer, Community Engagement Specialist, Chevron Etta Heber, Director of Education, Chabot Space & Science Center Robert Curtis, Director, Integrated Middle School Science Partnership, Alameda County Office of Education, CSU East Bay
- 11. Gateways East BaySTEM Network Contact Information Stephanie Couch – stephanie.couch@csueastbay.edu Pam Comfort – pcomfort@cccoe.k12.ca.us Debi Silverman – dsilverman@firstfivecc.org Hilary Dito – hdito@cccoe.k12.ca.us Jackie Shonerd – jshonerd@acoe.org Janet Auer – janetauer@chevron.com Etta Heber – eheber@chabotspace.org Robert Curtis – rcurtis@acoe.org