GPS-structured approach to CCP selection

1:00 PM | Sunday, Nov 11 | Room: A 220–222

Tiffin City and Tiffin University partnered to create four learning pathways. Discover how the Graduate Pathways to Success (GPS) program creates greater opportunities in high-demand, high-quality career fields and helps students earn 36 to 48 college credits that can lead to employment directly out of high school or jump-start their future learning.

Topics: Innovation in instruction, Student achievement

Moderator: Gretta Kumpf, superintendent, Tipp City EV

Jennifer Losey, director of teaching and learning, Tiffin City

Chris Joyce, guidance counselor, Tiffin City

Amy Wood, assistant vice president for enrollment management, Tiffin University

Jay Feuerstein, College Credit Plus Advisor, Tiffin University