CCC ROP Annual Report 2022

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY - ROP

ANNUAL REPORT
2022

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

Contra Costa County Office of Education supports
In 2021-2022, CCC ROP began the renewal


Career Technical Education (CTE) programs in the
process with the Accrediting Commission for


county through College and Career Readiness and
Schools, Western Association of Schools and


Contra Costa County Regional Occupational
Colleges (ACS WASC). Throughout the year, CCC


Program (CCC ROP). Established in 1973, CCC ROP
ROP analyzed data, reviewed curriculum, and


has offered high-quality CTE courses in emerging
reached out to students and parents, educators,


fields for 49 years. and community partners. Over 35 of our partners


joined focus groups to look deeply at CCC ROP's


The 2021-2022 school year focused on returning
Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) and develop


to in-person instruction throughout the county.
CCC ROP's WASC Action Plan. The final self-study


CCC ROP teachers embraced the instructional
report will be shared in September and reviewed


challenges posed by health protocols and
at the WASC visit in November.

provided ROP students with hands-on, engaging


curriculum while remaining flexible. For example,
The 2021-2022 Annual Report highlights the


Careers in Teaching Students who could not
impact of CTE programs throughout the CCC ROP


intern on elementary campuses supported
Consortium. CCC ROP is proud to support our


programs at their High School Sites. This
schools with High Quality CTE Programs and


including working with English Language
continue to sustain and strengthen CCC ROP


Learners, Resources students, and tutoring
courses so every child has an opportunity to


programs. explore careers, develop industry knowledge, and


engage with community and industry partners.

From Albany to Byron, CCC ROP continues to


provide high-quality programs to meet the needs
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of all students and prepare them for post-


secondary success.

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
77 SANTA BARBARA ROAD, PLEASANT HILL, CA 94523
WWW.COCOSCHOOLS.ORG

COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS
PROGRAM
Our Contra Costa County College and Career Readiness

program ensures all students develop the essential
skills to thrive in meaningful careers, challenging
post-secondary education, and continuous learning.
We accomplish this through:

Developing high-quality Providing leadership to districts,
Regional Occupational Programs (ROP) businesses and community partners
to design and sustain CTE/ROP programs
for emerging careers
that meet local needs

Inspiring educators to engage students in Creating opportunities for students to
high-quality CTE curriculum while explore high-wage, high-demand careers
while developing industry-specific skills
preparing students for future career paths and work-based learning opportunities
and further education

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM (ROP)

MISSION

SCHOOLWIDE CCC Regional Occupational
LEARNER Program (ROP) provides
OUTCOMES (SLOS)
innovative and exemplary Career
Technical Education to prepare
students for challenging careers,
post-secondary education, and

lifelong learning in a diverse
society.

ROP STUDENTS WILL: DEMONSTRATE THE ABILITY TO THINK
CRITICALLY AND CREATIVELY ABOUT
DEMONSTRATE EFFECTIVE SKILLS IN COMPLEX ISSUES
ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
• Create and evaluate ideas and solutions
• Speak and write effectively using professional • Access resources to organize and analyze
and industry-specific terminology
information
• Develop appropriate listening, speaking, and • Apply knowledge and demonstrate problem-
presentation skills
solving skills
• Read and comprehend industry-related material
• Create appropriate and professional written

communication (e.g., resumes, cover letters,
presentations)

DEMONSTRATE JOB SKILLS, ETIQUETTE, WORK PRODUCTIVELY BOTH AS
INDIVIDUALS AND AS TEAM MEMBERS
AND WORK ETHIC VALUED BY EMPLOYERS
• Demonstrate initiative and resourcefulness
• Use appropriate technology to enhance work • Collaborate effectively with others
performance and acquire industry-specific • Demonstrate leadership potential
competencies • Give and receive constructive feedback
• Demonstrate cultural proficiency and value
• Meet occupational safety standards
• Demonstrate organizational skills such as time diversity in the workplace

management, project management, and goal setting
• Respond appropriately and professionally to

industry-related scenarios

COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS:
FACTS AT A GLANCE

College and Career Readiness (CCR) is the Contra Costa County Office of

Education's program focused on preparing students for post-secondary

college and career opportunities. As part of this initiative, CCCOE's CCR

program operates the Contra Costa County Regional Occupational Program

(CCC ROP). CCC ROP has provided Career Technical Education (CTE) for over

In these courses, students gain knowledge and skills for future careers

while developing career skills including résumé development, interviewing

techniques, and internship experiences.

Additional College and Career Readiness facts:
Employs highly qualified teachers with industry experience
Provides training for current and emerging careers
Provides state-of-the-art instructional equipment
Curricula and new programs reflect labor market needs
Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)

and approved by the California State Department of Education
Courses included California State Academic Standards, College and

Career Readiness Model Curriculum Standards, and industry standards
Courses are reviewed annually by Industry Advisory Committees
Offers more than 90 rigorous and relevant career courses, including 70

that meet the University of California "a-g" entrance requirements
Serves nearly 7,000 students at 22 high schools in Contra Costa and

Alameda counties
Career guidance includes earning industry certification and industry

internship opportunities
More than 220,000 students have completed ROP training in the past 49

years

Examples of College and Career Readiness Courses Offered:

Ag Plant Science Culinary Careers Intro to Business
Architectural Design Drone Technology Journalism
Automotive Technician Digital Arts/ Web Design Law Enforcement Careers
Autonomous Vehicle Technology Electrical Engineering Principles of Engineering
Biotechnology Emergency Medical Careers Play Production
Careers in Teaching Empowering Entrepreneurs Robotics Engineering Tech
Civil Engineering and Architecture Environmental Science AP Social Media and Web

Computer Aided Design and Drafting Finance Design
Computer Integrated Fire Science Sports Medicine
Manufacturing Hospital Health Services TV/Video Broadcasting
Computer Programming Human Body Systems Veterinary Science
Construction Technology Industrial Survey VS.net



PARTNERING WITH INDUSTRY AND COMMUNITY

AND Partners are an essential component to CCC ROP.

Earn and Learn connects employers with

4 8 7139 EMPLOYER PLEDGES LEADING TO classrooms. Pledges can be made HERE .

LEARNING ACTIVITIES 21-22 Partner Activities included:
Professional Learning for Teachers
2 0 , 4 3 3ENGAGING Pathway Development
Summer Experiences for Students
STUDENT LEARNERS Mock Interviews
Competitions
9,231+
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT DAYS
Students engaged in

other Work-Based
October- Manufacturing Day
Learning Activities
January - Health Day
including: February - ICT Day

Guest Speakers

Career Days
Field Trips CCC ROP and Contra Co
sta Community Colleges

collaborate to offer:

Summer Career

Experiences (CyberCamp,

Engineering)
Early College Credit
College Experience Days
Pathway alginment
and more!

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SUPPORTING STUDENT LEADERSHIP

In 2021-2022, CCC ROP supported ROP students in Career and Technical Student

Organizations (CTSOs). CTSOs provide students with the opportunity to develop

leadership skills and to contextualize the academic instruction from their CTE

ROP courses. CCC ROP Students attended regional and state conferences,

participated in CTSO competitions and engaged in local community events.

23 students attended CTSO

leadership conferences

80+ students participated in

local programs after

school

SUPPORTING EDUCATORS Developing

11 ELEMENTS OF HIGH QUALITY CTE

CCC ROP collaborates
Leadership at all
Effective Organizational

with our districts to
levels Design
address the Elements of
High-Quality
System Responds to

High Quality CTE
Curriculum and
Economic Demands
programs. Each district Instruction Skilled Faculty and

and CCCOE evaluate the
Career Exploration
Professional Development
effectiveness of the
and Guidance Evaluation, Accountability

local CTE programs and
Student Support and
and Continuous

develop action plans
Student Leadership
improvement
based on continuous
Devlopment CTE Promotion, Outreach

improvement strategies. Industry Partnerships and Communication
System Alignment

This self-evaluation,
and Coherence
along with other data

identified areas of
PROFESSIONAL LEARNING ACTIVITIES
growth for our program,

including providing
Teachers participated in:
additional support to

our teachers. FALL INSERVICE
SPRING REGIONAL NETWORK
GRANT
INDUSTRY ADVISOR MEETINGS
SUPPORT INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL LEARNING INCLUDING:

CCC ROP leverages resources
CYBER SECURITY TEACHER WORKSHOP
and supports LEAs with CTE
CODE.ORG CS COHORT
Grants. 21-22 grants include: ROUXBE FOR CULINARY TEACHERS
BIOTECHNOLOGY WS WITH BABEC
CTE Incentive Grant CCTV WS
K12 SWP Grant - Health
K12 SWP Grant - ICT
K12 SWP Grant - WBL
These grants fund ROP

courses, student learning

experiences and teacher

professional experiences.

CCC ROP ADULT PROGRAMS

CAREER TRAINING FOR ADULTS

CCC ROP CLINICAL CA ANTICIPATES
MEDICAL ASSISTANT

PROGRAM 24.5%

INCREASE
This 18-week course prepares students for

entry level positions as a clinical medical

assistant in doctor's offices, clinics, or HMOs.

Instruction includes medical terminology,

anatomy and physiology, injections,

phlebotomy, vital signs, basic lab procedures,

and charting. Externships are served at local

medical facilities.

Prerequisites: Must be 18 years of age with

high school diploma or GED. Must have one

year of administrative experience or

complete an Administrative Medical Assistant

class. Current TB test and physical required

prior to starting internship.

Visit our website (www.cocoschools.org) for

information on enrolling.

IN JOBS IN THE NEXT 6 YEARS FOR

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

Based on data from the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics

1293

PARTICIPATED IN THE CMA
PROGRAM IN 2021-2022

MANUFACTURING
AND PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT

In partnership with Chevron, CCC ROP offers

courses in Process Plant Operator and

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic.

PROCESS PLANT As the largest employer in Richmond,

OPERATOR Chevron is committed to increasing its local


hiring by training our community’s workforce

to become the next generation of refinery


employees. As part of that commitment,

Chevron Richmond has supported the Contra


Costa County Office of Education’s Regional

Occupational Program for over 40 years,

STUDENTS IN THIS 18-WEEK
giving this community hands-on experience

PROGRAM LEARN
and 21st-century career skills they need to

thrive.
MECHANICAL SKILLS FOR

BOILERMAKER, PIPEFITTER,
Prerequisites: Pass basic math/reading test

MACHINIST AND WELDER.
and valid California Driver's License
THE CLASS ALSO TEACHES

OTHER SKILLS NEEDED TO

PASS EMPLOYMENT TESTS

FOR INDUSTRIES.

41 PARTICIPATED There is no cost to the students for this

IN THE CHEVRON
program.
PROGRAMS
IN 2021-2022 Visit our website (www.cocoschools.org) for

information on enrolling.

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION IS A PROUD MEMBER

OF THE CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL CENTERS AND PROGRAMS (CAROCP)

CAROCP SUPPORTING CTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS

CALIFORNIA REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL CENTERS AND REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL (CAROCP) PROVIDES

HIGH QUALITY CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION, LEVERAGING RESOURCES TO SERVE DISTRICTS WITH

EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL CTE PROGRAMS. CCC ROP PARTNERS WITH OUR DISTRICTS AS FOLLOWS:

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT WORK-BASED LEARNING

Private sector businesses have been CTE organizations maintain ongoing
long-time supporters of California’s Career relationships with businesses that in turn
and College Readiness Organizations. invest in our students’ successes through
an array of work-based learning strategies.

Business and industry representatives: • Hands-on real-world experiences
• Provide subject matter expertise • Interships
• Serve on course advisory boards • Guest speakers
• Support a rigorous industry-approved • Job shadowing
curriculum • Mentoring

STUDENT ENGAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL NETWORK

Students who enroll in CTE are more likely to
Members benefit from networking and

graduate and/or transition into post-
professional development opportunities creating

secondary opportunities at a consistently
a pipeline of highly qualified CTE professionals.
higher rate than students who do not

participate in CTE learning opportunities.

CONNECT • INSPIRE • ACHIEVE

CAROCP’s Mission is to promote and support the regional delivery of exemplary career education,
career development, and workforce preparation that contribute to student academic
and career success and to the economic developments of California.

CCCOE ROP

2022 STUDENTS OF EXCELLENCE

On May 10, students, families, teachers and community members came together to honor

students who have excelled in their CCC ROP courses. Teachers had the opportunity to


nominate one student from each ROP course for this annual award. Students of Excellence

demonstrate excellence in both their CTE curriculum and work-ready skills. These young


men and women were recognized for their accomplishments and received a $300

scholarship. Read about these amazing students in our event program and all their

amazing accomplishments. For more information on CCCOE's CCC ROP Students of


Excellence program, visit our website.

CCCOE is thankful for our Students of Excellence

Partners. The support of these businesses help

provide scholarships to our CTE/ROP students.

SAV E THE DATE
TUD E NTS OF EX
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT SPONSORING
ROPM A Y 1 0 , 2 0 2 3CCCS
CCC ROP STUDENTS OF EXCELLENCE

C E L L E N C E
SCHOLARSHIPS, PLEASE CONTACT HILARY

DITO AT [email protected]

2022 ROP STUDENTS OF EXCELLENCE

AADI GHAI ALEX NGUYEN ALYSE GARCIA AXEL RAMIREZ

DOUGHERTY VALLEY HIGH
DEER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL LAS LOMAS HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
ROP TV PRODUCTION ROP PLTW HUMAN BODY
ROP ADVANCED AUDIO

SCHOOL TEACHER: KEIL OLFF PRODUCTION
ROP VS.NET SYSTEMS TEACHER: JESS REYES
TEACHER: AZINE DAVOUDZADEH TEACHER: KATHLEEN MOONEY

BENJAMIN MARISCAL COLBIE ATLAS DANNY AVALOS DARIUS MEMBRES

FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL CAMPOLINDO HIGH SCHOOL FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
ROP AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ROP SPORTS MEDICINE ROP ADVANCED VIDEO
ROP GAME DESIGN

TEACHER: JOHN SIERRA TEACHER: RAY ALBIENTO PRODUCTION TEACHER: MARILYN NARAYAN
TEACHER: JOHN SIERRA

EMILANO SALCEDO GEMMARUBY MACIEL GIA MONTICELLO HALEY LE

ANTIOCH HIGH SCHOOL FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL
ROP SOCIAL WEB MEDIA PROGRAMMING
ROP GRAPHIC DESIGN
ROP CAREERS WITH CHILDRERNO P R O B O T I C S E N G I N E E R I N G T E C H N O L O G Y
AND DESIGN TEACHER: LORI BUTLER
TEACHER: KENT MCCUTCHEON TEACHER: STEPHANIE MARPLE TEACHER: ROBERT PARDI




KARIS CHOI KRISTINA CZELUSNIAK KYLIE JANSSE PERALTA LAUREN TIDYMAN

MONTE VISTA HIGH SCHOOL FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER HIGH

ROP ARCHITECHTURAL DESIGN 2 ROP PHOTOGRAPHY II ROP MOCK TRIAL AND LAW
SCHOOL
TEACHER: ANN MARLOW-

TEACHER: RODGER JOHNSON ENFORCEMENT ROP HONORS CIVIL ENGINEERING
RENDLER TEACHER: MATT CARR TEACHER: JOANNA CASTILLO

MAHIKA ARYA MARIA VIRALHADAS MATTHEW ROYSE MCKINLEY NESTOR

DOUGHERTY VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL DOZIER-LIBBEY MEDICAL HIGH SCHOOL JOHN SWETT HIGH SCHOOL
ROP BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND
ROP ADVANCED VIDEO
ROPEMERGENCY MEDICAL
ROP MULTIMEDIA
RESEARCH RESPONDER
TEACHER: KATHERINE HUANG PRODUCTION TEACHER: GRETCHEN MEDEL TEACHER: KEN LESLIE
TEACHER: GUS GUARDADO

2022 ROP STUDENTS OF EXCELLENCE

MELANIE SANDOVAL MIHIR ARYA NICHOLAS HARVEY NOAH GIBSON

ANTIOCH HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL DEER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
ROP AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A ROPJOURNALISM ROP WEB PAGE DESIGN
ROP CAREERS IN TEACHING TEACHER: ESTON GREUB
TEACHER: ANH NGUYEN TEACHER: BRIAN BARR
TEACHER: REBECCA QUIÑONES




NOLIN SEARLS RICHA PRABHAKAR SACHI SAYAL SAHN CANNON

ALHAMBRA HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL DOUGHTERY VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL
ROP CONSTRUCTION
ROP PLAY PRODUCTION ROP XR FOR SOCIAL GOOD ROP DIGITAL RECORDING STUDIO
TECHNOLOGY TEACHER: LAURA WOODS
TEACHER: AZINE DAVOUDZADEH TEACHER: JUAN CARREON
TEACHER: CALEB SYDLASKE

SHUICHI ALEX TENDILLA SIMRAN AINI SOPHIA GLADKEVICH XAYLEE MINCHEY

PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL
ROP GRAPHIC DESIGN ROP SPORTS MEDICINE ROP GRAPHIC ARTS ROP ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE

TEACHER: MARILYN NARAYAN TEACHER: BRAD BRETZING TEACHER: JEFF CASTLE TEACHER: SARAH TOLVTAR

2022
STUDENTS OF EXCELLENCE

NOMINEES

Students recognized for their achievements in ROP.

ERIC CATALANO MARVIN JR. RESNGIT

CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
ROP INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING ROP ADVANCED AUDIO PRODUCTION
TEACHER:JOANNA CASTILLO TEACHER: JESS REYES

YEMISI OBALADE ZAK GILBERT IVAN SHAPLI ZOE PEREZ

DOZIER-LIBBEY MEDICAL HIGH SCHOOL PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL ALHAMBRA HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
ROP CULINARY ARTS ROP ADVANCED AUTO ENGINEERING ROP ADVANCED GRAPHIC DESIGN
ROP ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE TEACHER: BRIAN WHEELER TEACHER:MARILYN NARAYAN
TEACHER: MLISA KELLEY
TEACHER: KIM O'LEARY