Presentation to the Santa Fe Community College

BoardApril 29, 2010

Mission Statement

The SFCC School of Education is committed to effective education, civic engagement, transformation and leadership for learners from birth through adulthood. We achieve this through creating education-based community partnerships, modeling a vision of hope and advocating for life-long learning.

School of Education

Teacher Education

Alternative Licensure Program (ALP) Early Childhood (21 credits) Elementary Education (21 credits) Secondary Education (18 credits) Special Education (21-28 credits) TESOL Endorsement (24 credits) Bilingual Endorsement (37 credits)

Teacher Education

AA Teacher Education AA Early Childhood Education AAS Early Childhood Education Proposed – Certificate in Early

Childhood

Teacher Education - Graduates

07/08 08/09 09/10ALP 16 20 45

AA – Teacher Education

11 9 N/A

AA – Early Childhood

N/A 2 3

Early Childhood Development Center

74 children 47 (63%) children of SFCC students 8 (11%) children of SFCC staff and

faculty 92% parental approval rating

Adult Basic Education

100% grant funded GED programs ESL programs Civics and citizenship classes Life skills classes Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe

Adult Basic Education - Highlights

2,382 students served in 08/09 651 GED students – 181 (28%)

received high school diploma 240 students successfully

transitioned to SFCC credit classes – 68% of students who set a goal of transitioning

Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe

269 students served Basic literacy Neighborhood groups Workplace tutoring

ENLACE/GEAR UP Collaborative

100% grant funded Serves 600 students grades 7 –

college AVID – college prep program Parent nights Teacher training

ENLACE/GEAR UP - Highlights

447 students successfully completed AVID, Spring ‘09

95% promoted to next grade 86% continue in AVID 100% AVID seniors graduated Spring ’08

87% in college 40% at UNM 60% at SFCC 21 AVID students received $20,000 scholarship

Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance Program

100% grant funded Toy Lending Library Professional training Technical assistance – early

childhood professionals TRAIN HIGH Warm line

Early Childhood Training and Technical

Assistance Program - Highlights Train High participants

FY08 – 25 FY09 – 315

72% childcare programs – 2 star or higher

School of Education Faculty & Staff Achievements