Adult Education Instruction at Offcampus Locations Strategy forging

Adult Education Instruction at Off-campus Locations Strategy forging community partnerships that promote student success

This year Reinvention undertook analysis of our off-campus facilities as part of the broader effort to progress on Goal Number Four Reinvention Goal Number Four: Increase number and share of ABE/GED/ESL students who advance to and succeed in college-level courses. CCC partners with community- and faithbased organizations to have instruction take place at off-campus sties. 5, 791 adult education students enroll at offcampus locations. In order to meet Reinvention’s goal number four, we need to: 1) Enable student progress at off-campus sites 2) Promote transfer to City Colleges Source: Fall 2011 Enrollment Data DRAFT - for discussion purposes 1 Saturday, October 30, 2021

Reinvention wanted to visualize the location, affiliation and enrollment sizes for our off-campus locations • We charted off-sites onto an official City of Chicago map, color-coding to match to college affiliation. JVS Vocational ESL Program 283 52. 4 / 52 All Saints Cathedral o This allows at-a-glance understanding of geographic spread of off-campus sites per college. Christ Evangelical Luther 140 73. 6 / 100 Copernicus Foundation Wright College 4662 62. 4 / 59 Chopin Park 158 Starting Point 80 / 34 Our Lady of the Resurrection Lutheran Church Northwest Neighborhood 225 Islamic Heartland Care 74. 1 / 59 Communit y Center Northwest Free Will Baptist 33 107 Foreman High School 69. 6 / NA 77 / 100 Non-CCC-affiliated Site Name FY 2011 Enrollment Number FY 2010 % retained / % success Success = Pass / Fail – end of term Lakeview Learning 1715 56. 6 / 81 400 – 500 Enrollees Daley-affiliated Kennedy-King-affiliated Concordia Avondale St. Hyacinth Church 253 James Monroe Elementary 92. 5 / 98 130 85. 6 / 26 Nuestra Senora Christoph Darwin 8 Mozart Comm. Ctr. 41 er 91 Logan Sq. 75 / 97 House West Town Coalition 83. 1 / 38 Funsto Library 450 n 45 82. 8 / 36 Sto 126 96 / 76 Mc. Aul we Humboldt 82. 7 /Park Voc. iffe 10 999 45 122 Providence 64. 5 / 78 North / Grand HS 64. 2 / Family Association 139 55 Service House 88. 4 / NA West Park Academy 144 St. 48 500 Helen’s 96 / 13 52 / 81 46. 5 / 51 Church 20 100 / 100 West Side Learning 842 42. 2 / 23 Legend Truman College 7732 32. 1 / 40 Our Lady of Mercy Convent Korean American Community Services 463 71. 9 / 56 Polish American Association West Side Learning Ctr. 2080 47 / 26 200 – 400 Enrollees Malcolm X-affiliated 100 – 200 Enrollees Salvation Army Olive-Harvey-affiliated 60 – 100 Enrollees 20 – 60 Enrollees Truman-affiliated NA / 0 – 20 Enrollees Wright-affiliated Northwestern US 111 Erie House 83. 1 / 53 149 84. 7 / 7 Malcolm X College 2080 47 / 26 Haymarket Center 82 81. 6 / 10 Metro Corrections Center 51 41. 4 / NA Clemente St. Anthony Hospital Orozco Juarez Community Academy 16 33 72 22. 2 / NA El Valor – Manuel 78. 7 / 13 Lincoln United Farragut Reyes Ctr Perez 87 124 46 119 67. 4 / 34 Telpochcali 61 / 6470 / 11 54. 2 / 76 Arturo Velasquez School Madero Middle 2615 202 Chinese Christian UC 1 67 / 75 19 Day Reporting Center 54. 7 / 43 89 Piotrowski Park 86 103 35. 2 / 15 61. 9 / 42 The Learning Center • We researched which neighborhoods have a high number of residents who speak a language other than English at home, or do not have a highschool diploma, to answer the question: o Do we provide adult education in high-need areas? Sources: Chicago Area Planning Council (APC), CCC Research Depts. , CCC AE Deans National Latino Ed. Institute Instituto Father Yermo 156 86. 7 / 38 DRAFT Immaculate Heart of Mary 151 61. 3 / 30 Dawson Technical 682 50 / 31 Center for New Horizons Tilden Community Center San Miguel School Woodlawn P/I Kennedy-King College 2292 32. 1 / 40 Richard Lee Elementary 260 60 / 60 Daley College 4492 63 / 63 Our Place on Ashland Ark of St. Sabina 42 76. 2 / NA Sullivan House South Chicago Learning 1062 45 / 38 Olive-Harvey College 1178 31. 1 / 23 HRDI 51 33. 3 / NA Salem Baptist Church A. Philip Adult Learning Metro Family Services 28 78. 6 / 9 Knowledge Hook-Up Center 42 66. 7 / 5 Eastside United 27 77. 4 / 4

Aside from South Lawndale, neighborhoods with high need for GED and ESL courses are under-served by CCC Neighborhoods with high ESL and GED need and relatively little City Colleges’ presence Brighton Park Gage Park West Elsdon Mc. Kinley Park Hermosa Belmont Cragin Population 45, 368 39, 894 18, 109 15, 612 25, 010 78, 743 No diploma 2 nd - 44. 2% 3 rd - 41. 2% 6 th - 35. 2% 4 th - 35. 7% 5 th - 35. 4% 10 th - 34. 1% English language learners 1 st - 51. 7% 6 th - 40. 5% 4 th - 41. 1% 12 th - 33. 1% 9 th - 37. 8% 3 rd - 43. 2% Present CCC Sites 1 0 0 0 1 1 Neighborhoods in which City Colleges has a relatively high presence Population No diploma Logan Square 43 rd – 18. 5% 73, 595 Humboldt Park 56, 323 7 th - 34. 5% Lower West Side 35, 769 8 th - 34. 4% South Lawndale 79, 288 1 st - 46. 2% West Town 81, 432 60 th - 13. 4% English language learners 19 th – 24. 2% 24 th - 22. 4% Present CCC Sites 8 5 11 th - 35. 3% 5 2 nd - 47% 35 th – 13. 9% 5 3 Source: Population data from 2010 Census, educational attainment and language data from Census American Community Survey 2005 -2009 DRAFT - for discussion purposes 3 Saturday, October 30, 2021

In April and May, CCC is undertaking several specific actions to better serve students at off-site locations, among them… New selection process Implementing partnership identification through new zones Truman Wright 1. Need Identification Emphasize high-need areas 2. Organization identification Partner with the best 3. Site evaluation Meet CCC standards 4. Site validation Ensure process was followed 5. Partnership Initiate / renew service Malcolm X Daley Promote advancement from off-site to campus Kennedy-King Example: Final level offered is intermediate Offcampus site Olive-Harvey DRAFT - for discussion purposes Beginning 4 Intermediate Saturday, October 30, 2021 Oncampus site Advanced