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Primary contacti_Renee Lafreniere Email [email protected] Phone 210-945-5297

SecondaryContacti_Dr.Jeanette Ball Email [email protected] Phone 1210-945-5402

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I understand that this application constitutes an offer and, if accepted by TEA or renegotiated to acceptance, will form abinding agreement. I hereby certify that the information contained in this application is, to the best of my knowledge, correctand that the organization named above has authorized me as its representative to obligate this organization in a legallybinding contractual agreement. I certify that any ensuing program and activity will be conducted in accordance andcompliance with all applicable federal and state laws and regulations.

I further certify my acceptance of the requirements conveyed in the following portions of the grant application, as applicable,and that these documents are incorporated by reference as part of the grant application and Notice of Grant Award (NOGA):

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Authorizing Legislation CariD. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006, P.1. 109-270, Title I, Part C,.712(a)(1)

Applicants must submit one original copy of the application and two copies of theapplication (for a total of three copies of the application). All three copies of theapplication MUST bear the signature of a person authorized to bind the applicant to acontractual agreement. Applications cannot be emailed. Applications must bereceived no later than the above-listed application due date and time at:

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C] SSAs are not permitted for this grant. Check the box below if applying as a fiscal agent.

The applicant organization submitting this application is the fiscal agent of a planned SSA. All participating agencies will enter intoa written SSA agreement describing fiscal agent and SSA member responsibilities. All participants understand that the written SSAagreement is subject to negotiation and must be approved before a NOGA can be issued.

List up to three quantifiable needs, as identified in your needs assessment, that these program funds will address. Describeyour plan for addressing each need.

Quantifiable Need Plan for Addressing Need

According to BLS, the availability of IT jobs is projected Develop dynamic, integrated academic & technical curriculum, implementto grow by 17% through 2022; further, EMSI data for programs of study in the areas of Information Technology and CybersecunitySan Antonio region states IT jobs are projected to identified by Workforce Solutions Alamo as high-demand occupations, becomeincrease by 4,032 (12%) from 2018-2023. Demand for the leader of these career training programs within the San Antonio region, andskilled llworkforce continues to outpace the supply. increase the pipeline of skilled workers trained to meet industry needs.

TX IT Cluster Assessment identified concerns with Articulate programs of study between educational partners to supportdeclining STEM in K-i 2 education. Further, major shifts integrated, rigorous curriculum, and a seamless transition for students from highin technology result in substantial & constant need for school to post-secondary w/multiple entry & exit points, thereby advancing theongoing training and retraining, employment of graduates and closing the workforce skills gap in our region.

There is a significant gap in the Technology field across The Texas Regional Pathways Network will ensure that the districts partnersbusiness and government sectors, and the availability obtain approval as an authorized Pearson VUE Test Center in order for studentsof a high-level technical skilled workforce. The to have maximum access to resources (study guides, test prep, etc.) anddemand continues to outpace the supply. opportunity to acquire their IT certifications, while also minimizing costs.

MfloaIDescribe the summative SMART goal you have identified for this program (a goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable,Relevant, and Timely), either related to student outcome or consistent with the purpose of the grant.

The summative goal of this program is, by Spring of 2020:> have built capacity for all Texas Regional Pathways Network school district partners to implement programs of study inthe high-wage, in-demand career fields of Information Technology and Cybersecurfty> hire and/or train highly-qualified teachers> develop curriculum that includes integrated academic-technical content and industry-standard knowledge and skills> offer students multiple opportunities to acquire stackable certifications> provides access to accelerated higher education in similar programs with multiple entry and exit points

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Identify the benchmarks that you will use at the end of the first three grant quarters to measure progress toward meeting theprocess and implementation goals defined for the grant.

First-Quarter Benchmark

For the dates July 1, 2019 through October 15, 2019:1) By November 2019, partner school districts will become authorize Pearson VUE CompTIA Test Centers.2) Create a variety of marketing and promotional materials and tools promoting the articulated programs of study.3) Attended the first Texas Pathway Regional Pathways Conference with the Network partners.

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Second-Quarter Benchmark

For the dates October 16, 2019- January 31, 2020:1) Become a Pearson VU/CompTIA Authorized Test Center.2) One or more teacher(s) complete IT industry certification training(s).3) Acquired all certification test supplemental materials and resources.

Third-Quarter Benchmark

For the dates February 1,2020-May 15, 2020:1) By April 2020, 95% of the senior class will successfully complete one or more of the industry-based certificationsidentified on the 2019-20 IBC A-F Accountability List.

IdModificaonDescribe how you will use project evaluation data to determine when and how to modify your program. If yourbenchmarks do not show progress towards meeting your summative SMART goal, describe how you will use evaluationdata to modify your program for sustainability.

During regularly scheduled quarterly meetings, the Texas Regional Pathway Network partners will systemically review data,monitor attainment of goals, objectives, and quarterly benchmarks; evaluate program effectiveness; and recommendmodifications or improvements.

In addition, in order to sustain monitoring of progress and effectiveness, the high school districts will regularly engage inmultiple points of continuous feedback and improvement at both the district and campus level of the programs of study:

At the district level, these progress monitoring strategies will be used:> CTE Program EvalUation System, CTE Excellence”- the programs of study undergo an annual comprehensive process ofdata review and performance indicators using a rubric and an independent, outside committee of stakeholders.> CCMR Performance Measures - using state accountability performance measures, the CCMR Support Committee, meetsmonthly with campus administrative staff to review data, implement best practices, and modify programs for maximumstudent success.> PBMAS Targeted Improvement Plan - based on annual PBMAS data, the PBMAS Committee meets quarterly, develops andmonitors the required targeted improvement plan to ensure services, best practices, and program effectiveness for specialpopulations.

At the campus level, these progress monitoring strategies will be used:> Information Technology/Cybersecurity Program Advisory Committee- this committee meets a minimum of two-threetimes per year to advise teachers and administrators on the programs of study, as well as conduct an annual programevaluation.> IT/Cyber Program Professional Learning Community (PLCs) - this cluster of teachers meets twice a month tocollaboratively plan curriculum, lessons, and implement best practices based on student data.

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The following assurances apply to this grant program. In order to meet the requirements of the grant, the grantee mustcomply with these assurances.

Check each of the following boxes to indicate your compliance.

tI 1. The applicant providesassurance that program funds will supplement (increase the level of service), and not supplant(replace) state mandates, State Board of Education rules, and activities previously conducted with state or local funds.The applicant provides assurance that state or local funds may not be decreased or diverted for other purposes merelybecause of the availability of these fund5. The applicant provides assurance that program services and activities to befunded from this grant will be supplementary to existing services and activities and will not be used for any services oractivities required by state law, State Board of Education rules, or local policy.

f 2. The applicant provides assurance that the application does not contain any information that would be protected bythe Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) from general release to the public.

3. The applicant provides assurance that they will continue to meet all Statutory Requirements as outlined in their2019—2020 Perkins Formula Grant, which is incorporated by reference.

LI 4. The applicant provides assurance that curriculum will be appropriately aligned to regional labor market supportedCTE programs of study.

5. The applicant provides assurance to adhere to all Statutory Requirements and TEA Program Requirements as noted inthe 201 9—2020 Perkins Reserve Grant Program Guidelines.

J 6. The applicant provides assurance to adhere to all Performance Measures, as noted in the 2019—2020 Perkins ReserveGrant Program Guidelines, and shall provide the Texas Education Agency, upon request, any performance datanecessary to assess the success of the program.

LI 7. Focus Area 1 applicants provide assurance that they will submit a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) detailingthe relationship between the institute of higher education, the LEA, and business and industry partner(s) within 90 daysof the grant start date. The MOU will establish joint decision-making procedures that allow for planning andimplementation of a coherent program across the institutions. The partnership and the MOU must include provisionsand processes for collecting, sharing, and reviewing student data to assess the progress of the students.

LI 8. Focus Area 7 applicants provide assurance that they and at least one representative from each required partnerorganization will attend all required conferences as described in the 2019—2020 Perkins Reserve Grant ProgramGuidelines.

fJ 9. Focus Area 2 applicants provide assurance that any industry-based certifications supported through this grant arelisted on the 2018—2019 or 2019—2020 Final List of Industry-Based Certifications of the A-F Accountability System.

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CDNO15916 Vendor ID_____________ Amendment# D1. FOCUS AREA 1 APPLICANTS: Identify partner organizations the applicant organization has collaborated with toimplement the proposed project. Identify high-wage and in-demand occupations and CTE programs of study that lead tothese occupations. Include and explain how regional labor market information was.used in identifying and determining theGE programs of study in collaboration with partner organizations.

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2. FOCUS AREA 1 APPLICANTS: Provide a design for at least one CTE program of study that spans secondary andpostsecondary education and includes an appropriate sequence of courses that are aligned with high-wage and in-demandoccupations identified by the local regional workforce board. The design must:

• Describe the commitment from all partners to assist with curriculum development to support relevant and frequentindustry experiences for students participating in the program.

• Identify strategic partnerships that are already in place that provide an advantage in implementing the proposedproject.

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3. FOCUS AREA 7 APPLICANTS: Provide a sample crosswalk that identifies postsecondary coursework that would berequired of a student in the program of study in order to complete a certificate or receive an associate degree from thepartnering general academic teaching institution(s) within two to three years of graduating from high school. Thecrosswalk should align to higher education program of study curricula where applicable and also demonstrate how theproject can lead to a bachelor’s degree.

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4. FOCUS AREA 7 APPLICANTS: Propose a sustainability plan to ensure that the applicant and partner organizations willcontinue to meet the goals of the grant after the end of the grant program.

5. FOCUS AREA 1 APPLICANTS: Identify and describe the operational capacity (i.e. dedicated personnel, advisory boards,data-sharing agreements) and recent track record of the identified grant intermediary in supporting key functions includingwork-based learning, cross-sector partnerships, collective impact initiatives, and multi-stakeholder grants.


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6. FOCUS AREA 2 APPLICANTS: Identify industry-based certifications and programs of study for the proposed project.Include information provided by local workforce development boards, economic development organizations, and/orchambers of commerce to determine high-wage and in-demand occupations and programs ofstudy that lead to theseoccupations. Include and explain how regional labor market information was used in identifying and determining theindustry-based certifications selected.

Using regional labor marketing information and data from a variety of sources, including Workforce Solutions Alamo, TexasWorkforce Commission, Texas Labor Market & Career Information Tracer Program, and the O*Net system, the followingoccupations have been identified as high-wage and in-demand for the San Antonio region through 2022:> 15.1152 Computer Network Support SpecialistMedian Wage $60,037, Job Growth Rate +14%, Job Openings 1,610> 15.1121 Computer Systems AnalystMedian Wage $83,820, Job Growth Rate +9%, Job Openings 4,610> 15.1122 Information Security AnalystMedian Wage $86,840, Job Growth Rate +34%, Job Openings 820

In addition, San Antonio is uniquely positioned to become the leader in the IT skilled workforce. The city has been named“Cyber City USA’ and is home to more than 1000 IT and Cyber companies; also home to five HSA/DHS designated “Centersof Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education’ including University of Texas San Antonio (rated #1 in thecountry) and Alamo Colleges St. Philip’s College among them.

Based on this collective data and information, the Texas Regional Pathways Network partners collaboratively determinedthat the Information Technology and Cybersecurity programs of study will lead graduates to either similar programs inhigher education at the Alamo Colleges and/or UTSA, as well as the following industry-recognized certifications that willlead to these occupations in the greater San Antonio region, state of Texas, and the nation. Further, these certifications arealso listed on the 2019-20 IBC A-F Accountability List.

> CompTlA IT Fundamentals> CompTIA A+> CompTIA Network+> CompTIA Security+> Oracle JAVASE 8 Programmer

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7. FOCUS AREA 2 APPlICANTS: Identify how many students will benefit from the grant funding and explain how offeringof industry-based certifications will benefit students currently enrolled in the aligned CTE programs of study.

. If choosing tocertify a teacher in the industry-based certification totest students, identify how many students• will benefit from the grant funding and explain .how this will benefit students.• If choosing to become a testingite, the identify how many students will benefit from the grant funding and

describe how becoming a testing site will benefit students in the LEA and within the region.

By becoming campus-based authorized Pearson VUE/CompTIA test centers, this grant provides the ability for the schooldistrict partners to maximize resources and minimize costs. As an authorized test center, this gives the campus access to allthe supplemental materials, resources, practice test questions, online resources, and discounted test vouchers. The grantwill also support software, licensing, equipment, and curriculum to enhance the programs of study and enable students tobe more successful.

Additionally, all three school district partners will be sending one or more of their teachers to obtain additional industry-based certifications. Therefore, all the current students, currently in grades 9-1 1, will benefit from the grant funding.

The various IT certifications identified will benefit students greatly--earning an industry-valued IT certification validates thatan individual possesses the comprehensive knowledge and skills standards set by the industry. Some of the specificbenefits that it provides include:> Getting Hired - gives students a competitive advantage when companies are hiring> Better Salary - provides a better starting salary> Job Retention - having an IT certification can mean the difference between keeping your job or getting laid off> Promotions - opportunity to move up the ladder into a better, higher-paying job within the company> Networking - earning a specific certification puts an individual into a unique and invaluable peer resource group> Professional Credibility - having earned a specific certification demonstrates your dedication and motivation toprofessional development

With the ability to grow and expand these programs of study from this grant opportunity, not only will the number ofstudents enrolled in the programs of study increase, but the number of advanced level students obtaining certifications willincrease a well. Currently, the three school districts have a combined enrollment of 303 students in the InformationTechnology, Computer Science, and Information Technology programs of study. A 10% enrollment growth rate isprojected, and the goal is that 95% of the advanced level students (11th-i 2th grades) will successfully complete one ormore IT certifications.


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8. FOCUS AREA 2 APPLICANTS: Explain the process for paying for exams for students.

In order to become an authorized test center, there is a small, one-time fee of $450 to purchase the Enhanced SecurityProtocol kit.that includes various digital and other security-related equipment. All other supplemental instructionalresources and materials for exam preparation are free, and students have web access. -.

Following all standard District purchasing policies and procedures, a purchase order will be submitted to cover a bank ofexam vouchers based on the students enrolled and those successfully having completing all their required TEKS,curriculum, and practice materials in order to prepare for the exams.

For those students successfully passing their certification exam, the school districts will print and provide a certificationplacque, as well as present the student with their award during senior awards night.

9. FOCUS AREA 2 APPLICANTS: Explain efforts that have already been made to ensure success during the grant period.

The high school district partners regularly engage in multiple points of continuous feedback and improvement at both thedistrict and campus level for the programs of study;

At the district level, these progress monitoring strategies will be used:> CTE Program Evaluation System, CTE Excellence- the programs of study undergo an annual comprehensive process ofdata review and performance indicators using a rubric and an independent, outside committee of stakeholder5.> CCMR Performance Measures - using state accountability performance measures, the CCMR Support Committee, meetsmonthly with campus administrative staff to review data, implement best practices, and modify programs for maximumstudent success.> PBMAS Targeted Improvement Plan - based on annual PBMAS data, the PBMAS Committee meets quarterly, develops andmonitors the required targeted improvement plan to ensure services, best practices, and program effectiveness for specialpopulations.

At the campus level, these progress monitoring strategies will be used:> Information Technology/Cybersecurity Program Advisory Committee- this committee meets a minimum of two-threetimes per year to advise teachers and administrators on the programs of study, conduct an annual program evaluation, andguide teachers and students with certification preparation and success.> lI/Cyber Program Professional Learning Community (PLCs) - this cluster of teachers meets twice a month tocollaboratively plan curriculum, lessons, and implement best practices based on student data.

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10. FOCUS AREA 2 APPLICANTS: Explain how the applicant organization will ensure that students are prepared for theindustry-based certification exams.

Students will be prepared for the industry-based certifications by completing multiple levels of resources prior to sitting forthe final test exams,including:

> successfully completing all the prerequisite, foundational TEKS and curriculum courses; from entry-level knowledge incomputer hardware and computer software to advanced IT security and IT networking skills, students will acquirefoundational core skill5, and apply these skills using hands-on practice and application.> students will have the opportunity through local, regional and state competitions to practice, apply, and demonstratetechnical knowledge and skill.> students will have access to a variety of training and learning formats within Pearson VUE curriculum, self-study learningtools, study guides, practice tests, practice questions, and exam objectives in order to maximize learning efficiency.

11. FOCUS AREA 2 APPLICANTS: Identify strategic partnerships already in place that provide an advantage inimplementing the proposed project.

All three high school districts have either started or will be expanding the integration of rigorous academic and career-focused learning through programs of study in Information Technology and Cybersecurity identified as high-wage, in-demand occupations for the Alamo Workforce Development area of the greater San Antonio region. Districts havecomprehensive college and career advising and counseling supports such as dedicated college counselors, careercounselors, College & Career Centers, career interest inventories, tutoring support, testing supports, and one-on-oneguidance to develop student’s four-year graduation plans as well as behavioral and emotional assistance.Higher education partners have committed support to include curriculum development, certifications, and a variety ofwork-based experiential learning opportunities including internships. They also support dual credit development to includeacademic and technical curriculum development, and articulations agreements. These agreement ensure ongoingevaluation of the programs including auditing curriculum (student learning outcomes), rigor, instructional materials,facilities/equipment, and testing.Several business and education partners with last year’s Technology Career Center Partnership at Veteran’s Memorial HighSchool so they are continuing their commitment to the Districts and these programs of study. Additionally, these partnersare also actively engaged and participating in one or more of the following collaborations that would also support thisproposed project since many of these initiatives share the common goals of building relationships that forge academic andcareer pathways among school districts, higher education institutions, community- based organizations, and civic andbusiness leadership to promote greater student success outcomes; and, creating a skilled workforce pipeline that enrichesthe economic growth of the San Antonio region:> Alamo Area College Access & Completion Consortium> College & Career Readiness Leadership Summit> JudsonlSD/SCUCISD/Southwest ISD/Alamo College Dual Credit Partnerships> SA Works - Job Shadow Day and Summer lnternships> St. Philip’s College, Cybersecurity Education Conference


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PAYROLL COSTS (6700) . . . . BUDGET

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