STUDENT SUCCESS

THE
STUDENT SUCCESS
SUMMIT
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS CONSORTIUM | APRIL 12, 2016
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS CONSORTIUM
APRIL 12, 2016
R.G. Drage Career Technical Center
2800 Richville Drive. SW, Massillon, Ohio 44646
YoungMindsGreatFutures.org
SUMMIT INFORMATION
AGENDA
SUMMIT INFORMATION
CONNECT WITH US
Preparing more students for success in college or on the
job impacts everyone—not just our schools, teachers, and
students, but the entire community. This event is designed
to showcase the impactful work happening in our districts
and to learn and engage with students, educators, and local
entrepreneurs to share ideas, strategies, and examples of how
the YEC is making an impact in Ohio to prepare students for
the future.
Share your knowledge, key takeaways, or something you
heard by tagging your social media posts with the hashtag
#YECStudentSuccess. For the latest news, blogs, and photos,
check out the YEC website: www.youngmindsgreatfutures.org
TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
8:30–9 a.m.
Registration & Breakfast
Main Hallway
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
9–10 a.m.
Summit Kickoff
Auditorium
10:05–10:45 a.m.
District/Partner Gallery Walk
Learning Sessions 1
Main Hallway
Classroom A–F
10:50–11:30 a.m.
District/Partner Gallery Walk
Learning Sessions 2
Main Hallway
Classroom A–F
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Lunch
Main Hallway
12:35–1 p.m.
Sharing Ideas on Entrepreneurship
and Work-Based Learning
Auditorium
1:05–1:50 p.m.
District/Partner Gallery Walk
Learning Sessions 3
Main Hallway
Classroom A–F
INTERNET ACCESS
1:55–2:40 p.m.
District/Partner Gallery Walk
Learning Sessions 4
Main Hallway
Classroom A–F
R.G. Drage provides free wireless internet access. The
password code will be shared throughout the day or available
at the registration desk.
2:45–3:30 p.m.
Closing Session
Auditorium
THANK YOU
Thank you for joining us at the inaugural Young Entrepreneurs
Consortium Student Success Summit. We appreciate your
willingness to grow professionally and we hope you walk away
with new ideas you can put into use in your school, classroom,
or organization. A special thank you to the Summit Planning
Team, to R.G. Drage for providing the venue space, to the
R.G. Drage Culinary Arts Program for providing lunch, to Stark
State for providing their mobile welding lab, and to the district
educators and students for participating.
ASSISTANCE
Please stop by the registration desk if you need assistance.
We will be happy to help you.
The Certificate of Attendance is included in the Summit
materials available at the registration desk. This will serve
as official documentation for CEUs for you to utilize in
professional development.
ABOUT OHIO’S STRAIGHT A FUND
The Straight A Fund, created by Gov. John R. Kasich, is a $250
million program that promotes innovative ideas and programs
to help transform and modernize Ohio’s education system.
Straight A Fund grants provide seed money for the most
creative and forward-thinking ideas coming from educators
and their partners in the public and private sectors. Funding for
the Student Success Summit was provided by grant funds.
To learn more, visit:
http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Straight-A-Fund.
ABOUT THE YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
CONSORTIUM
The Young Entrepreneurs Consortium is a partnership among
12 school districts, three career and technical centers, four
higher education institutions, and 12 business and community
partners in a 12-county service area from Northeast to
Southeast Ohio. With the need to increase the flow of young
entrepreneurs to grow local economies from Northeast to
Southeast Ohio, it is essential to expose students to areas
of growth and opportunity and ensure they are on a future
pathway to be successful. As a result, we are leading a multiyear initiative to create an innovative model for community
engagement and increasing the flow of young entrepreneurs
in Ohio.
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MORNING
AFTERNOON
8:30–9 A.M.
12:35–1 P.M.
REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST
STEM LEADERSHIP: HOW TO CREATE A STEM CULTURE IN YOUR SCHOOL
ROOM: Main Hallway
ROOM: Auditorium
• Keynote Speaker: Traci Buckner, Program Officer GAR Foundation and Author
9–10 A.M.
1:05–1:50 P.M.
SUMMIT KICKOFF
ROOM: Auditorium
• Welcome: YEC Executive Committee
• YEC Video Debut: Matt Wolfe and Jennifer Rue, Wayne County Schools CTC
• Keynote Speaker: Blake Gibbs, co-founder of Zing Anything
10:05–10:45 A.M.
DISTRICT/PARTNER GALLERY WALK
ROOM: Main Hallway
LEARNING SESSIONS 1
Why Entrepreneurship Matters
Summer Entrepreneurship Opportunities
PRESENTER: Blake Gibbs, co-founder of Zing Anything
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom A & B
PRESENTER: Mari-Beth Saleem-Tanner, Marietta College and
Joel Daniel Harris,TomTod
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom C
YEC & Believe in Ohio
PBL in the Classroom
PRESENTERS: Linda Rader, Believe in Ohio;
Minerva, Perry students
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom D
PRESENTERS: Jennifer Rutt, Southeast and Lisa Winchell, Rittman
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom E
DISTRICT/PARTNER GALLERY WALK
ROOM: Main Hallway
LEARNING SESSIONS 3
Sharing Ideas on Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship through Distance Learning
PRESENTER: Hart Main, founder of Man-Cans
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom A & B
PRESENTERS: Kelly Miller, Wayne County Schools CTC; and
Green (Wayne), Orrville, Rittman, and Southeast
STYLE: Roundtable | ROOM: Classroom C
Kent State Small Business Development Center
Junior Achievement Inspiring Middle School Entrepreneurial Opportunities
PRESENTER: Victor Pavona, Kent State Small Business
Development Center
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom D
Believe in Ohio Student Scholarship Recipients
PRESENTER: Linda Rader, Believe in Ohio; Matt Gothard,
East Canton and Ty Duxbury, Orrville
STYLE: Roundtable | ROOM: Classroom F
Stark State Mobile Welding Lab
1:55–2:40 P.M.
PRESENTER: Don Ball
STYLE: Breakout Session + visit to Mobile Lab (parking lot)
ROOM: Classroom F
DISTRICT/PARTNER GALLERY WALK
ROOM: Main Hallway
LEARNING SESSIONS 4
10:50–11:30 A.M.
DISTRICT/PARTNER GALLERY WALK
ROOM: Main Hallway
LEARNING SESSIONS 2
Engaging All Students Through Project-Based
Learning
PRESENTERS: Emily Lewis and Niki Gordon-Coy, Sandy Valley
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom A
Believe in Ohio and the Impact of Technology
Purchases
PRESENTER: Brown Local
STYLE: Roundtable | ROOM: Classroom C
Cultural Shift on Learning and How It’s Affecting
Students and Teachers
PRESENTERS: Ed Robinson and Stephanie Glasure, Carrollton
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom E
PRESENTERS: Dawn Campanelli, Junior Achievement
and Massillon students
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom E
New and Upcoming Technology
PRESENTER: Eric Curts, Stark/Portage Area Computer Consortium
(SPARCC)
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom B
Marietta at Work with YEC Offerings
PRESENTER: Marietta City
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom D
1:1 Initiative
PRESENTERS: Andrew Cerniglia and Kelly Calderon,
Wayne County Schools CTC
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom F
Credentialing Teachers
Web Searching & Information/Digital Literacy
PRESENTERS: Jenna Wittwer, Brown Local and Michelle-Allison
Palmer, Sandy Valley Local
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom A
PRESENTER: Anthony Luscre, Stark/Portage Area Computer
Consortium (SPARCC)
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom B
Art of Welding
Facilitating College Credit Plus in a Large
High School
PRESENTER: R.G. Drage
STYLE: Roundtable | ROOM: Classroom C
PRESENTER: Cindy Brown, Green Local (Summit)
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom D
Mid-East CTC PBL in Action (a SimLab Demo)
Higher Education Partnerships
PRESENTERS: Stephanie Winsor, Rhonda Eldredge, and
Tracy Brown, Mid-East CTC
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom E
PRESENTER: John David, Stark State College
STYLE: Breakout Session | ROOM: Classroom F
2:45–3:30 P.M.
CLOSING SESSION
ROOM: Auditorium
• Keynote Speaker: Hart Main, founder of Man-Cans
• Closing Remarks: YEC Executive Committee
11:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M.
LUNCH
ROOM: Main Hallway (No food or drink is permitted in the Auditorium. Please use the Classrooms to eat.)
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SHARE & CONNECT
#YECStudentSuccess | www.YoungMindsGreatFutures.org
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GALLERY WALK
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DISTRICT
TOPIC
Believe in Ohio
Student Successes
Brown
Believe in Ohio and Technology Purchases
Carrollton
Robotics Program
Green (Summit County)
New Learning Spaces: Redefining Traditional Classroom Space
Green (Wayne County)
Developing Local Entrepreneurs through YEC
Marietta
Marietta at Work
Massillion
Junior Achievement at the Middle School
Mid-East CTC
Technology in the CTE
R.G. Drage
The Art of Welding
ROSE Compact
Rittman, Orrville, Southeast: Problem-Based Learning and Believe in Ohio
Sandy Valley
College and Career Readiness in the 21st Century
Wayne County Schools CTC
New Business Entrepreneurship Program
R.G. DRAGE CAREER TECHNICAL CENTER
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YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
CONSORTIUM
Inspiring young minds for great futures