CAEP Consortium Fiscal Administration Declaration: 2019-20 28 Capital Adult Education Regional Consortium
Status: Consortium Approved
California Adult Education Program : CFAD : 2019-20
28 Capital Adult Education Regional Consortium
Fiscal Declaration - Consortium Approved
- Consortium Name
- 28 Capital Adult Education Regional Consortium
- Funding Channel
- Fiscal Agent
- Fiscal Agent
- Sacramento Co. Office of Education
- Narrative
- CAERC members plan to continue and refine its investment in the nine regional strategies that were developed during the initial three-plus-one-year cycle. Over the next 3-years, CAERC will continue its investment in the following nine Regional Strategies that were developed during the initial three-plus-one-year cycle and refined for this 3-year plan, starting with the Annual Plan for 2019-2020. ->->->->->->->->->->-> 1. Sustain, Expand and Refine Adult Education Course Offerings and Services in the Seven Program Areas in the Region.~~~~~~ 2. Coordinate and Expand Marketing and Outreach Efforts~~~~~~ 3. Use and Promote the Regional Asset Map: www.capitaladulted.org~~~~~~ 4. Align Courses Across the Consortium and Streamline Pathways for Adult Learners~~~~~~ 5. Increase K-12 Adult Education to Workforce and Post-Secondary with Student Outreach Services~~~~~~ 6. Expand Career Pathways Programming, Integrated Education & Training (IET) Offerings and Boot Camps Across the Region~~~~~~ 7. Offer Professional Development to Support the Regional Strategies~~~~~~ 8. Strengthen Regional Partnerships to Increase Funding and Leverage Existing Structures and Expertise to Benefit Adult Learners in our Region~~~~~~ 9. Support Data Collection and Reporting Efforts and Data-Driven Decision Making Both In and Outside of the Classroom~~~~~~ --------------- The following 5 goals will serve as progress indicators: ->->->->->->->->->->-> 1. Each year, the percentage of students with a pre/post-test that achieved an EFL gain will increase consortium-wide by 3% for each applicable program area. ~~~~~~ 2. Each year, the accuracy of self-reported outcomes data will improve on the AEP Summary as demonstrated by the agency-level Outcomes Monitor. ~~~~~~ 3. The Transitions Navigator Network will successfully transition 2,000 learners annually into post-secondary and workforce as demonstrated by the following: LRCCD success factors, number of students entering the workforce or obtaining better employment, and completion of short-term CTE programs. ~~~~~~ 4. Each year, members will report on their implementation of courses, curriculum, and/or other alignment work products and provide supporting data (i.e. assessment data, testimonials, etc.) ~~~~~~ 5. By June 2020, members will define support services and develop a common policy for reporting them; By 2022, members will record services in a standardized manner and be able to justify the numbers contained in the CAEP Summary. ~~~~~~
- Changes
- No Changes
Member Allocations
Member Name | (2019-20) | (2018-19) | (2017-18) |
---|---|---|---|
Amador County Unified | $679,745 | $630,994 | $597,711 |
Center Joint Unified | $240,645 | $238,234 | $232,001 |
Davis Joint Unified | $369,156 | $335,111 | $328,581 |
El Dorado Co. Office of Education | $224,554 | $187,725 | $183,120 |
Elk Grove Unified | $2,021,959 | $1,951,426 | $1,890,806 |
Folsom-Cordova Unified | $690,361 | $650,059 | $633,410 |
Galt Joint Union High | $366,235 | $332,709 | $326,489 |
Natomas Unified | $313,075 | $279,099 | $273,856 |
Sacramento City Unified | $1,204,544 | $1,194,284 | $1,180,257 |
Sacramento Co. Office of Education | $945,370 | $964,651 | $782,478 |
San Juan Unified | $1,659,916 | $1,644,466 | $1,600,379 |
Twin Rivers Unified | $2,899,139 | $2,841,169 | $2,749,401 |
Washington Unified | $395,288 | $358,412 | $349,969 |
Total Allocated to Members | $12,009,987 | $11,608,339 | $11,128,458 |
Total CAEP Funds | $12,009,987 | $11,608,339 | $11,128,458 |
Total Remaining | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Certification
Amador County Unified - Member Representative
- Butch Wagner
- Principal of Educational Options
- bwagner@acusd.org
- (209) 257-5100
- Kelly Hunkins
- Principal of Education Options
- khunkins@acusd.org
- (209) 257-5154
Center Joint Unified - Member Representative
- David French
- Principal
- davidlf@centerusd.org
- (916) 338-6440
- Shelley Tompkins
- Staff Secreatary
- shelleyt@centerusd.org
- (916) 338-6387
Davis Joint Unified - Member Representative
- Grace Sauser
- Principal
- gsauser@djusd.net
- (530) 757-5380
El Dorado Co. Office of Education - Member Representative
- Gary Sutherland
- Principal
- gsutherland@edcoe.org
- (530) 457-7046
Elk Grove Unified - Member Representative
- Karen Malkiewicz
- kmalkiew@egusd.net
- (916) 686-7717
Folsom-Cordova Unified - Member Representative
- Rhonda Balmain
- rkoff-balmain@fcusd.org
- (916) 294-9106
Galt Joint Union High - Member Representative
- Lisa Pettis
- lpettis@ghsd.k12.ca.us
- (209) 745-3081
Los Rios CCD - Member Representative
- Jamey Nye
- NyeJ@losrios.edu
- (916) 568-3031
Natomas Unified - Member Representative
- Keven MacDonald
- kmacdonald@natomas.k12.ca.us
- (916) 567-5400
Sacramento City Unified - Member Representative
- Sue Lytle Gilmore
- Director Adult Education
- gilmores@scusd.edu
- (916) 277-6533
Sacramento Co. Office of Education - Member Representative
- Diana Batista
- Adult Ed Director
- dbatista@scoe.net
- (916) 228-2586
San Juan Unified - Member Representative
- Lynn Bartlett
- Principal, Adult Education SJUSD
- lbartlett@sanjuan.edu
- (916) 971-7967
Twin Rivers Unified - Member Representative
- Roxanna Villasenor
- roxanna.villasenor@twinriversusd.org
- Tanya Praest
- Site Administrator/Vice-Principal
- tanya.praest@twinriversusd.org
- (916) 566-2785 ext: 25141
Washington Unified - Member Representative
- Renee Collins
- Director of College and Career Readiness
- rcollins@wusd.k12.ca.us
- (916) 375-7901 ext: 3304
- Andy Parsons
- aparsons@wusd.k12.ca