Research-Informed Curriculum Development for High School Workforce Preparation (DIBB)

Post InformationPosted At:Mon, Apr 8, 2024 2:56 PMSealed Bid Process:Yes (Bids Sealed / Pricing Sealed)Private Bid:NoOverviewSummaryTo effectively prepare high school students in St. Petersburg, FL for the workforce, this project leverages community insights and the Dream in Black and Brown (DIBB) report. With a $10,000 budget, it encompasses a thorough investigation of educational practices, development of a modular curriculum, and strategic implementation. Key phases include comprehensive research, curriculum development, teacher training design, and a pilot program, all grounded in evidence-based approaches. Engaging the community and documenting the process are essential for accountability and improvement, culminating in a curriculum that fosters leadership, equity, and engagement among middle school students.BackgroundFoundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg funded a significant community engagement initiative that culminated in a comprehensive final report. This initiative gathered valuable input from the community, revealing a strong interest in expanding the program further. The proposed research aims to explore and articulate how such an expansion could be effectively integrated into middle schools in St. Petersburg, FL. This exploration will serve as a foundational step for the city to assess the feasibility of including this expanded program in its broader city-wide education strategy, aiming to enhance workforce preparation and equitable development for middle school students.TimelineRelease Project Date:April 8, 2024Question Submission Deadline:April 12, 2024, 12:00pmProposal Submission Deadline:April 18, 2024,