CTE Education Pathway
Community of Practice
December 3, 2025
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Our Why
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Our vision for Communities of Practice
AGENDA
8:30-9:30 Introduction and GSPP Expected Outcomes
9:30-10:15 Engaging Students in Careers in Education (Outcome 8)
10:15-10:45 Get out the Facts
BREAK
11:30-12:15 Refining Pathways: Child Development and Education
12:30-1:30 Lunch with Postsecondary and Industry Partners
1:40-2:20 Dual Enrollment and Articulation (Outcomes 2 and 6)
2:20-3:00 Community of Practice
INTRODUCTIONS
Facilitators:
Gini Mann-Deibert, Ph.D., Project Specialist
Eric Ginsberg, Champion Teacher
GSPP Staff:
Joel Tapia, Ed.D., Coordinator
Michael Bruder, Senior Director
Nicole Gagnon, GSPP Program Secretary
Introductions:
Name, Title, Organization
What is your why– why are you here today?
GSPP Expected Outcomes
GSPP RTAC Resources and Upcoming Events
Outcome 2: Postsecondary Credits
Pathways programs of study and graduation plans that includes all of the courses to meet A-G requirements, opportunities to earn at least 12 postsecondary credits, and multiple advanced academic course options.
Outcome 6: Articulated Pathways
Pathways align and articulate with both postsecondary and business partners. Sequential curriculum aligns with industry and competencies. GSPP Pathways have articulation from high school to postsecondary education and training aligned with the workforce development needs of their regional economy.
Outcome 7: Collaboratively Built Pathways
Pathways establish comprehensive and timely collaboration with other Local Educational Agencies (LEAs), postsecondary partners, local and regional employers and other relevant community interest holders to build relevant, articulated and informed pathways.
Outcome 8: Sustain GSPP Work
Partners from across the regional ecosystem engage in the design and implementation of local pathways to ensure that they successfully bridge K–12, higher education, and the labor market. Pathways are reverse mapped from industry to postsecondary to K–12 to ensure that students develop the skills and competencies they need to succeed in careers. Pathways leverage available resources or in-kind contributions from public, private and philanthropic sources to sustain the ongoing operation. As applicable LEAs outline how GSPP creates cohesion with other state funded pathway programs.
Talk Amongst Yourselves, I’ll Give You a Topic
Is there something you are already doing that is stellar for one of these outcomes?
Is there something you wish you could do/been thinking about for one of these outcomes?
Is this all brand new to you?
Hang on to your notes! We are coming back to this after lunch!
Upcoming Events
CSUSM
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Outcome 8:
Sustainable Education Programs
Engaging Students in the Careers in Education
Eric Ginsberg
Outcome 7:
Collaboratively Building with Postsecondary Partners
Postsecondary Education Prep: From Classroom to Career - How Paid Educational Experience Builds Skills and Credibility
Liz Buffington
Morning Debrief and Processing Time
Lunch
Gina Wilson, Palomar College
Heather Cavazos, K-16 Collaborative
Barbara Gonzalez, Manpower
Cheryl Johnson, Manpower
Outcomes 2 and 6:
Dual Enrollment and Articulation
Community of Practice
SHARE OUT / Q&A / CONTACT US
Golden State Pathways Program
Southern Coast Regional Technical Assistance Center (RTAC)
Gini Mann-Deibert, PhD
Project Specialist, Golden State Pathways Program
858-571-7246
Eric Ginsberg
Champion Teacher, Golden State Pathways Program