SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION:
HELP MAKE CAPITAL COLLEGE & CAREER ACADEMY A REALITY
Despite the overwhelming need our industry has for this type of school, the SCOE Board is not assured in granting our application. They have the unprecedented and extraordinary requirement that CCCA demonstrate industry support of the proposed school through industry financial contributions in excess of $250,000 (which equates to 25% of their year one budget) and a demonstrative show of industry and community support. (Note that no other charter school has been required to provide this support in their application to SCOE.)
We are asking our members to do the following:
We are asking our members to do the following:
FINANCIAL SUPORT
FOUNDING PARTNERS
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Founding Partners
MAJOR GIFTS (IN EXCESS OF $10K) Associated Builders and Contractors NorCal Five Star Bank Studio W Architects |
Construction Employers
Bell Brothers Plumbing Heating & Air The Boldt Company Mark III Construction, Inc. MarketOne Builders McCarthy Building Companies Pacific Coast Companies, Inc. Royal Electric, Co. Sebastian Enterprises, Inc. Turner Construction |
Construction Associations
Associated General Contractors of CA Construction Industry Education Foundation Sacramento Regional Builders Exchange Women in Construction Owners & Executives USA |
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Facility Naming Rights | $100,000 | One Available
(i.e “Capital College & Career Academy at XYZ Construction Center”)
Company name (or approved designation) on the Exterior of the CCCA Facility
Company name on student uniform and other school apparel
Company name listed in all school collateral
Prominent logo placement on school website
Company name prominently listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Construction Education Module Naming Rights | $50,000 | Three Available (1 for each Lab)
(i.e. “ABC Electric Electrical Studies Lab”; FGH Builders Construction Lab”)
Company name (or approved designation) on Carpentry, Electrical or Plumbing Lab
Company logo on student safety gear
Company name listed in all school collateral
Prominent logo placement on department webpage
Company name prominently listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Classroom Sponsorship | $25,000
Company name (or approved designation) on Individual Classrooms
Company name listed in all school collateral
Logo placement on school website
Company name listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Founders Wall | $10,000
Company name listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Logo placement on school website
Donations may be made online at https://capcca.org/supporters/
Facility Naming Rights | $100,000 | One Available
(i.e “Capital College & Career Academy at XYZ Construction Center”)
Company name (or approved designation) on the Exterior of the CCCA Facility
Company name on student uniform and other school apparel
Company name listed in all school collateral
Prominent logo placement on school website
Company name prominently listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Construction Education Module Naming Rights | $50,000 | Three Available (1 for each Lab)
(i.e. “ABC Electric Electrical Studies Lab”; FGH Builders Construction Lab”)
Company name (or approved designation) on Carpentry, Electrical or Plumbing Lab
Company logo on student safety gear
Company name listed in all school collateral
Prominent logo placement on department webpage
Company name prominently listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Classroom Sponsorship | $25,000
Company name (or approved designation) on Individual Classrooms
Company name listed in all school collateral
Logo placement on school website
Company name listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Founders Wall | $10,000
Company name listed on Founders Wall in school lobby
Logo placement on school website
Donations may be made online at https://capcca.org/supporters/
VOICE YOUR SUPPORT
HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE EDUCATION IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY
1.Letters of Support to the Sacramento County Office of Education
Letters of support are needed from individual construction companies for Capital College & Career Academy leadership to provide to the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) prior to our hearing on September 28.
Letters should be addressed to your Sacramento County Office of Education Board Trustee. The chart below will help identify the trustee for your area. (If you are not a Sacramento County resident, address your letter to Trustee Karina Talamantes, the SCOE Board President.
Your letter of support need not be long, but should contain some or all of the following points:
2.Submit a public comment online starting September 24.
Visit the SCOE webpage for the September 28th Board meeting at this link. Under the Documents section, select the notice for the 9/28/21 Public Hearing. A page will open up with the Zoom link for the meeting and a link to submit a public comment online.
3.Invite members of your professional and personal network to send a letter and submit a public comment of support
Forward this information to your coworkers, colleagues, family and friends. Broad community support is highly desirable!
4.Watch the SCOE Hearing on September 28.
The Capital College & Career Academy Board of Directors thank you for your support!
HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE EDUCATION IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY
1.Letters of Support to the Sacramento County Office of Education
Letters of support are needed from individual construction companies for Capital College & Career Academy leadership to provide to the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) prior to our hearing on September 28.
Letters should be addressed to your Sacramento County Office of Education Board Trustee. The chart below will help identify the trustee for your area. (If you are not a Sacramento County resident, address your letter to Trustee Karina Talamantes, the SCOE Board President.
Your letter of support need not be long, but should contain some or all of the following points:
- Company Name supports the establishment of Capital College & Career Academy and asks the Sacramento County Office of Education to approve the charter application.
- Construction companies are experiencing shortages of skilled tradespeople in all areas (which has been exacerbated by the COVID pandemic)
- For every five journeymen who retire from their trade, only one apprentice is entering the pipeline
- The Sacramento region is one of the nation’s top five markets for construction job growth, ensuring good careers for students pursuing the construction trades
- For too long, high schools have focused solely on student admission to college, despite student interest, financial ability or academic achievement. CCCA will provide a rigorous construction and college admission instruction that gives the student a choice of career paths that ensure success.
- The realization of Sacramento’s economic promise was becoming a reality prior to the pandemic, and the region needs to invest in the workforce that can return us to the path of success.
2.Submit a public comment online starting September 24.
Visit the SCOE webpage for the September 28th Board meeting at this link. Under the Documents section, select the notice for the 9/28/21 Public Hearing. A page will open up with the Zoom link for the meeting and a link to submit a public comment online.
3.Invite members of your professional and personal network to send a letter and submit a public comment of support
Forward this information to your coworkers, colleagues, family and friends. Broad community support is highly desirable!
4.Watch the SCOE Hearing on September 28.
The Capital College & Career Academy Board of Directors thank you for your support!
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COMMUNITIES REPRESENTED
College Greens, Curtis Park, downtown and midtown Sacramento, East Sacramento, Elder Creek, Florin, Hollywood Park, Land Park, McKinley Park, River Park, Tahoe Park, Vintage Park, and portions of South Land Park and Vineyard. |
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Karina Talamantes
ktalamantes@scoe.net |
Antelope, Del Paso Heights, Elverta, Gardenland, Hagginwood, North and South Natomas, North Sacramento, Rio Linda, and Robla.
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Paul Keefer
pkeefer@scoe.net |
Arden, Arden Oaks, Arden Park, Ben Ali, Campus Commons, La Riviera, North Highlands, Town and Country Village, and portions of Carmichael and Foothill Farms.
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Joanne Ahola
jahola@scoe.net |
Orangevale, Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks, and portions of Carmichael, Folsom, and Foothill Farms.
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O. Alfred Brown
albrown@scoe.net |
Anatolia, most of Folsom, Gold River, Mather, Mills, Natoma, Rancho Cordova, Rancho Murieta, Rosemont, Sloughhouse, Walsh Station, and portions of Vineyard and Wilton.
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Heather Davis
hdavis@scoe.net |
Clarksburg, Clay, Collierville, Courtland, most of Elk Grove, Franklin, Galt, Herald, Hood, Isleton, Locke, Rio Vista, Ryde, Sheldon, Thornton, Walnut Grove, and a portion of Wilton.
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Harold Fong
hfong95831@yahoo.com |
Freeport, Fruitridge, Greenhaven, Lemon Hill, Meadowview, Oak Park, North Laguna, Parkway, Pocket, Valley Hi, and a portion of South Land Park.
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SPREAD THE WORD
Please forward this information along to your industry partners and encourage
them to join you in supporting the CCCA concept.
them to join you in supporting the CCCA concept.
