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3DE Year Three: Highlights, Achievements, and Stories at Roswell High School The first semester of our third year of 3DE at Roswell is…

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Take a peek at our 3DE Sophomores on-site at a Culminating Event with Veritiv at their headquarters.

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Roswell 3DE Sophomores On-Site with Veritiv

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A Feature Film from AppleTV - Featuring 3DE

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After failing to find their place in the educational status quo, a rogue adventurer, an aspiring artist, and a student struggling for self-acceptance abandon conventional high schools to join unique classrooms and receive an education reimagined. With insights from experts and world leaders, a Cure for the Common Classroom explores what is possible when schools evolve from antiquated process to modern purpose.

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We Partner with International, National, Regional, and Local Companies and Industries.

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We Partner with International, National, Regional, and Local Companies and Industries.

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Take a look at how a typical 9th grade case challenge develops over the cycle from many perspectives - students, teachers, and our partners.

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LexisNexis Risk Solutions CARES - 3DE by Junior Achievement Case Challenge

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Hear 3DE students across Georgia describe their experience being part of 3DE by Junior Achievement.

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The Four Year Marketing Enhanced by 3DE Student Journey Told in a Resume

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The Four Year Marketing Enhanced by 3DE Student Journey Told in a Resume

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It’s hard to capture all that happens in Marketing Enhanced by 3DE at Roswell High School on paper.

Here is a mock resume a student will build over the course of their Roswell High school career. Yes! Not only will we help them craft their own resume, understand why they are learning, and master core competencies, but also will take them on an entrepreneurial journey capstone experience that culminates with them opening for business, generating revenue, and speaking to national, regional, and community partners.

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Here are the standards covered in our junior year of The Marketing Pathway

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Here are the standards covered in our sophomore year of The Marketing Pathway.

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We cover and assess the same standards as any Marketing Principles course. Our experiences are "enhanced" with real-world experiences and supported by in-person industry professionals.

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Roswell's Marketing Pathway Enhanced by 3DE is certified by the GA Dept of Ed. Follow this link to learn more about GA Industry Certifications.

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Download: Industry Certification Checklist

CTAE Industry Certification Initiative

When a program became industry certified, it received a "stamp of excellence", which represents the apex of program quality. Only those programs that have successfully undergone rigorous reviews by leaders from business and industry are recognized with this distinction.

The State Department of Education is committed to the industry certification process as a part of its effort to strengthen technical and academic standards for all Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) programs.

This formal process strengthens all program components, including:

Classrooms and labs which are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and technology;

CTAE and academic performance standards that are aligned to national standards;

In-depth, project-based instruction in all curriculum areas;

Appropriate and varied Career Related Education (CRE) instruction, including school-based enterprises and entrepreneurial ventures;

Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) which offer co-curricular competitive events on the local, state and national level and provide leadership development skills for personal and professional growth; and,

Business, industry and community involvement in all aspects of the program.

Industry certified programs not only offer outstanding opportunities to students who receive instruction through such programs; but they also offer positive benefits for schools as well as employers.

How do students benefit?

The student is ensured participation in a program that has been carefully interfaced with current industry standards thus helping to increase their qualifications toward successful employment.

The curriculum and the delivery method for that curriculum taught to students are improved and updated enabling the student to receive high quality instruction.

How does the community view a school where programs have undergone the industry certification process?

The school is viewed as having exceptional programs. Through the industry certification process, schools are better able to align curriculum with recognized standards to aid with providing better career opportunities for students.

Communities understand that schools which pursue this distinction are committed to improving student preparation and ensuring that Georgia's workforce meets the demands of the 21st century.

What does certification represent to the business community/employers in the school's service area?

It represents that they will receive qualified students who will make productive employees.

It represents that they have had meaningful involvement in public education and have contributed to the development of a highly-skilled, future workforce for Georgia.

Schools that pursue the industry certification process receive a special grant provided there is support from the Georgia Legislature. Schools which receive funding are expected to have programs certified by the end of the fiscal year in which grant funding was received.

Programs are typically certified for a period of five years. During that time, the school conducts an annual review to ensure that the program continues to meet certification criteria. At the end of the certification period, programs may apply for re-certification.

Industry certification standards are developed collaboratively by the Georgia Department of Education Program Specialists and the state-level business associations noted below. Input is also sought from CTAE instructors throughout the state.

Standards are in place for the following CTAE program areas:

Agriculture Education

Architectural Drawing and Design

Automotive Service Technology

Business and Computer Science

Broadcast/Video Production

Construction

Culinary Arts

Early Childhood Education

Engineering & Technology

Graphic Communications

Healthcare Science

Law and Public Safety

Marketing, Sales & Services

Metalworking

The state-level business/industry associations which serve as co-sponsors (along with the Georgia Department of Education) of the industry certification process are as follows:

Georgia Farm Bureau

Construction Education Foundation of Georgia (CEFGA)

American Culinary Federation Education Foundation (ACFEF)

National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF)

Georgia Early Childhood Education Foundation

Graphic Arts Education Research Foundation (GAERF)

International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA)

Law and Public Safety Resource Network (LAPSEN)

New Media Education Foundation of Georgia

National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)

American Marketing Association

Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM)

Hometown Health

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​ Download: Industry Certification Checklist CTAE Industry Certification Initiative When a program became industry certified, it received a "stamp of excellence", which represents the apex of program quality. Only those programs that have successfully undergone rigorous reviews by leaders from business and industry are recognized with this distinction.

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The Pragmatic Approach to Student Learning & Development

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The Pragmatic Approach to Student Learning & Development

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Learning Intention Through the Laddering of Competencies

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Learning Intention Through the Laddering of Competencies

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The continuum of learning around concentrated case experiences takes students from discovery to full immersion into the world of possibilities ahead. Year-over-year the lessons layer in defined competencies to build students' skills and mindset. The iterative structure around application of knowledge through real-world scenarios creates a broad range of experiences for students to reflect on and develop through. By the end of the four-year experience, students graduate with a vision for their future, confidence in their abilities, and a defined path to success.

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By focusing on competency-based case method, 3DE establishes highly inclusive and collaborative school environments that are anchored in a culture of learning and community.

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We have data to support our 3DE students outperforming their peers across multiple metrics.

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What is 3DE? How does it work in a high school? Why should I join? How will 3DE help me? I am not interested in "business", is 3DE still for me?

Start here to find out about 3DE and get some of your questions answered by 3DE students.

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Watch Roswell's winning team's presentation on Cultural Agility with Arby's!

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Watch Roswell's winning team's presentation on Cultural Agility with Arby's!

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3DE's 11th Grade Extended Entrepreneurial Experience

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3DE's 11th Grade Extended Entrepreneurial Experience

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Roswell won't have an 11th grade until the 24/25 school year, but until then watch a snippet of Parkview's 11th grade Capstone Event- Market Day. During the third course of the Marketing Pathway, students dive deeper into the 3DE competencies and entrepreneurial mindset by creating their own companies from concept to completion that they take to Market Day in the spring. Yes! They generate real revenue.

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UProject3DE Market Day Park View Highschool

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Listen to 3DE students from Georgia share their experiences and speak to "Why 3DE?".

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Listen to 3DE students from Georgia share their experiences and speak to "Why 3DE?".

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Hear from students about their coaching experience with Iron Mountain.

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Hear from students about their coaching experience with Iron Mountain.

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The 3DE Leadership Academy Teacher Team!

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The 3DE Leadership Academy Teacher Team!

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We've successfully launched at Roswell in 2022!

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We've successfully launched at Roswell in 2022!

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3DE freshman inducting Jeffrey Sprecher into the JA Hall of Fame

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3DE freshman inducting Jeffrey Sprecher into the JA Hall of Fame

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Shruthi Balachander had the opportunity to meet with, interview and impress Jeffrey Sprecher, founder, chairman, and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange, and chairman of the New York Stock Exchange in front of sold-out crowd at the InterContinental Hotel in Buckhead.

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2020 JA Atlanta Business Hall of Fame - Shruthi Balachander Presents Jeffrey Sprecher

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3DE sophomore inducting Tyler Perry into the JA Hall of Fame

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3DE sophomore inducting Tyler Perry into the JA Hall of Fame

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Renette Kanda had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet and induct Tyler Perry, world-renowned producer, director, actor, screenwriter, playwright, author, songwriter, entrepreneur, and philanthropist in the JA Hall of Fame. She blew the crowd away.

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2020 JA Atlanta Business Hall of Fame - Renee Kanda Presents Tyler Perry

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Siblings share their JA/3DE experiences from middle school to high school.

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Siblings share their JA/3DE experiences from middle school to high school.

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Roswell High School's 3DE Director, Lisa Marie Scalese narrates the JA/3DE journey and impact of two sets of siblings.

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Students receive feedback from their presentations from industry professionals. Ultimately, winning teams are determined by a panel of judges at our culminating events.

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Each case cycle culminates with an event highlighting the company, including on-site trips to our wide breadth of partners and industries.

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At school, our students receive in-person coaching from Junior Achievement's vast network of partners - intentionally including a wide breadth of industries and company size.