REMAKING LEARNING In Southwest Pennsylvania
LEARNING FOR THE 21 ST Anytime, Anywhere, CENTURY Everyone
NATIONAL An ever expanding PARTNERSHIPS network
Setting the LEADERSHIP Remake Learning agenda
The Remake Learning Council is a blu lue-ri ribb bbon on commissi ssion n of dis istingui tinguish shed ed le leader ers from the education, government, business and civic sectors working together to support teaching, mentoring, and design — across formal and informal educational settings — that spark rk creati tivit vity in in kid ids, activating them to acquire knowledge and skills necessary for navigating lifelong learning, the workforce, and citizenship. Gregg Behr Lynne Schrum Anne Sekula RLC Co-Chai hair RLC Co-Chai hair RLC Direct ctor Executive Director, Dean of Education the Grable Foundation West Virginia University
Superintendents • PPS • Elizabeth Forward Business Leaders • Chevron • Schell Games Nonprofit Leaders • PAEYC • Fred Rogers Center Libraries and Museum Leaders •Children’s Museum • Carnegie Libraries Higher Education • CMU • University of Pittsburgh
RLC FOCUS AREAS Marketing & Access & Research Awareness Participation
Orgs MAIN REMAKE remaking learning for children in LEARNING PLAYERS Southwest PA
REMAKE LEARNING ECOSYSTEM
The Sprout Fund www.sproutfund.org Catalyzing innovation since 2001 through: • Grantmaking Community Building • • Storytelling • Bridging grassroots and treetops • Project Management Badging • More than 500 community projects through more than $4 million of investments.
Allegheny Intermediate Unit • Dynamic physical space for curious educators • Learn, share , create and make • “Play” time and specific events and workshop STEAM Grants
What are Remake Learning NETWORK ACTIVITIES orgs doing to advance learning innovation?
Teacher’s Innovation Project: Pittsburgh Public Schools
Word Pla lay: y: Fred d Rogers s Center er
SMALLabs LLabs: : Eli lizab zabeth th Forward ard Scho hool ol Dis istrict trict (and d oth others)
Remake e Learning rning Dig igita tal Corps: rps: Sprou rout t Fund
Messa ssage ge fro rom Me: CREATE Lab (CMU MU)
South th Fayet ette e School hool Dis istri trict ct STEAM AM In Innovat ation ion Summer er In Institut tute
DATA Measuring success
CREATE LAB COMMUNIT Y ROBOTICS, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY EMPOWERMENT CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSIT Y (IN PARTNERSHIP WITH WVU, EAST LIBERT Y, AND MARSHALL UNIVERSITIES) Southwest Pennsylvania West Virginia Number of K-12 schools Number of K-12 schools 72 47 hosting CREATE Lab activities hosting CREATE Lab activities Average free/reduced price Average “Low SES” compared 56% 52% lunch compared to PA state e to WV state e ave verag rage e of 55% ave verage rage of 43%
CREATE TE Lab Free/R e/Reduced educed Price e Lu Lunch Distribution tribution Southw hwest est Pennsylv sylvania ania K-12 Schools ols 100.00% 90.00% 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00% % Free/ CREATE Lab Average National Average State Average Allegheny County Average Reduced Enrollment
STEAM GRANTS SINCE 2009 F U N D E D B Y T H E A L L E G H E N Y I N T E R M E D I AT E U N I T, S P R O U T F U N D , A N D LO C A L F O U N DAT I O N S I N S O U T H W E S T P E N N SY LVA N I A Districts have been funded by 61 STEAM grants in the last five years Of those districts have 64% received more than one STEAM grant Average free/reduced price 38% lunch rate among STEAM funded schools • Allegheny County Average: 38% • PA State Average: 43% National Average: 53% • Value of all STEAM grants $3.9 awarded directly to local Million schools
100.00% Free- and 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 0.00% STEA EAM nd Reduced % Free/Reduced Price Lunch M Grant UPPER SAINT CLAIR NORTH ALLEGHENY PINE-RICHLAND MT LEBANON ant Fund SOUTH FAYETTE TOWNSHIP HAMPTON TOWNSHIP ced-Pr BETHEL PARK SENECA VALLEY AVONWORTH nded Price QUAKER VALLEY WEST JEFFERSON HILLS ice Lu MOON AREA d Schoo FOX CHAPEL AREA WEST ALLEGHENY Lunc CANON-MCMILLAN PLUM BOROUGH hool nch MONTOUR SOUTH PARK h Distributi CHARTIERS VALLEY l Districts NORTH HILLS DEER LAKES BURRELL tribution BLACKHAWK tricts BALDWIN-WHITEHALL Average SHALER AREA KEYSTONE OAKS RIVERVIEW on ELIZABETH FORWARD MCGUFFEY LIGONIER VALLEY BUTLER AREA FORT CHERRY GATEWAY BURGETTSTOWN AREA Allegheny County Average UNION AREA BRENTWOOD BOROUGH ALLEGHENY VALLEY RINGGOLD CARLYNTON WEST MIFFLIN AREA SOUTHEASTERN GREENE SOUTH ALLEGHENY HIGHLANDS UNIONTOWN AREA PROPEL BRADDOCK HILLS HS EAST ALLEGHENY STEEL VALLEY PENN HILLS CORNELL WASHINGTON BIG BEAVER FALLS AREA MCKEESPORT AREA WOODLAND HILLS STO-ROX WILKINSBURG BOROUGH CLAIRTON CITY
ACHIEVEMENT CASE STUDY: T H E E L I Z A B E T H FO RWA R D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T Number of dropouts in the 1 2012-2013 school year, compared to 24 in in 2009-2010 Increase in standardized 3% reading scores since 2010 Increase in standardized math 4% scores since 2010 EFSD’s rank out of 500 PA school Increase in summer program 145 districts in the Pittsburgh Business enrollment since 2010, helping to 500% Times . In 2009-2010 the district stem summer learning loss across ranked 240 th , a 95 distr trict ct jump mp. the district
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