Hawai‘i P-20 Pathways Summit 2020

2020 Pathways Summit: A Focus on Equity, Innovation and Partnerships

There are many examples of inspiring pathway work happening locally. Increased alignment, integration and consistent coordination will ensure a clear and coherent path for students to see and move towards their futures. Our hope is the sharing of best practices and dedicated time for collaboration with critical stakeholders at various levels and across grades 6-16, will help to amplify this great work and ensure all students have increased opportunities to thrive in college, career and within our state.

Pathways Program Resources

– Pathways Arrow
– Student Competencies Handout
– College, Career, and Community Readiness Expectations Guide
– Work-based Learning Continuum
– Employer Engagement Menu

Pathways Program Handouts

– Building Hawai’i’s Education to Workforce Pipeline – Hawai’i P-20 Issue Brief
– Closing the Credit-Noncredit Divide (JFF Report)
– Employer Partnerships That Drive Systems Change (JFF Report)
– Hawai’i Education to Workforce – Education Career Pathways (Hawai’i DXP Report)
– Hawai’i Education to Workforce – STEM Career Pathways (Hawai’i DXP Report)
– High Demand Career Pathway Sheets
– Joint Statement of Work for the Montgomery County ESC Business Advisory Council 2019
– 2020 Hawai’i Executive Mark C. Perna Seminar Flyer 
– Recommended Technical and Essential Employability Competencies for College & Career Pathways Endorsements (Illinois)
– SEL Rubric

Keynote Address Description:

Beyond Alignment: The Equity, Innovation, and Partnership Imperatives in Building Stronger Pathways through College into Career

Presenter: Joel Vargas, Vice President, Jobs for the Future

Hawai‘i is making great strides toward its 55 by 25 goals, but like other states, progress must be accelerated. Strong strategies are already in play, but their full power can only be realized through efforts by secondary and postsecondary education, businesses, and communities to focus in a concerted way on equity, innovation, and partnerships.

Concurrent Sessions:

Concurrent Session I 
– Future Self – Illuminating Career Pathways with Social Emotional Learning
– Data-Informed Career Pathway Development: Deep Dive into the Education Pathway
– Serving a More Diverse Array of Early College Students: Strategies for Success
– Impacting College Self-Efficacy: Using a Math Summer Bridge to Support Student Success (coming soon)
– The Future Can’t Wait: Why College and Career Pathways are Critical Amidst the Changing Nature of Work

Concurrent Session II
– Bridging the Education – Industry Divide
– Yes! There IS a Place for Math in Pathways!
– Rural Pathways: Returning Youth to Their Rightful Role as Caretakers of Their Community
– Creating a Collaborative Community & Family Engagement Process to Support 6-16 Transitions
– Closing the Credit-Noncredit Divide: Bridging the Gap in Postsecondary Education to Expand Opportunity for Today’s Students

Concurrent Session III
– Sustaining Meaningful Partnerships Across Sectors
– Bridging the Education-Industry Divide
– Future Self – Illuminating Career Pathways with Social Emotional Learning

Agenda: