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educators will engage with businesses through industry incubators intended to identify local talent pipeline
needs and how curricula could be altered to address these needs. They will also identify the industry
credentials that are of most value to the local manufacturing and healthcare industry. With the guidance of
Auburn Career Center, educators will be able to design new curricula that include pathways to these
credentials.
List all districts impacted.
Primary Partner Districts: Auburn Career Center, Cardinal Schools, Crestwood Schools, Fairport Harbor
Schools, iStem School, Madison Schools, Painesville Schools,West Geauga Schools.
Secondary Partner Districts: Berkshire Schools, Chardon Schools, Kirtland Schools, Kenston Schools,
Mentor Schools, Perry Schools, Riverside Schools, Wickliffe Schools, Willoughby-Eastlake Schools.
List all businesses involved.
Alliance for Working Together, DA Surgical, Geauga Growth Partnership, Geauga Mechanical, Great
Lakes Cheese, Masco Cabinetry, Mercury Plastics, Ohlman Family Living, Ravenwood, Solid Rock,
Tarkett, Component Repair Technologies, Avery Dennison, Cornerstone IT, Lubrizol, MJM Industries,
Torque Transmission, Army, Air Force.
What role does business play in planning and implementation?
Our business partners will participate in the Career Connections Fair’s as a mixed use of a job fair and
career fair. They will also assist in developing and evaluating student Corporate Challenges and provide
shadowing opportunities for students to earn the Ohio Readiness Seal. Business partners will work closely
with educators to adjust pathways so students can earn relevant industry credentials.
