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Welcome
to the Office of Career and Technical Education Services.
Career and Technical Education in Virginia
annually serves more than 550,000 students in grades 6-12 through its career and technical courses and programs.
At the state level, Career and Technical Education supports many initiatives and provides valuable resources that
further enhance the value of its educational offerings.
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Director's Desk
Provides facts and figures on Career and Technical Education, Department of Education contacts, and local school division contacts. |
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Applications, Reports and Data Collection
Perkins Local Plan and Budget, Center for Assessment, Evaluation and Educational Programming (CAEEF);
Cooperative Education Information, CTE Reporting System (CTERS), CTE Financial Report (CTEFR), Reimbursement Forms, and Archives |
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Regulations, Equipment, Annual Performance Report (APR),
and Statistics
CTE Regulations, Equipment List, Facts and Figures, and Performance Reports |
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State Advisory Committee |
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Governor's Career & Technical Academies
Academies are programs designed to expand student options in science, technology, engineering and mathematics
(STEM)literacy and the related skills and credentials that will prepare students for high-demand, high-wage
and high-skill careers. |
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Special Initiatives
CanDo, High Schools That Work (HSTW), Project Lead The Way (PLTW), and Virginia Automobile Dealers Association (VADA). |
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CTE Administrative Planning Guide
Helps administrators, teachers, and counselors coordinate course offerings, schedule courses and advise students regarding graduation requirements and CTE programs of study. |
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Career Clusters in Virginia
Career Clusters help students investigate careers and design their courses of study
to advance their career goals. Find out how CTE has adopted the nationally accepted structure of
career clusters, career pathways, and career specialties or occupations. |
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Economics Education and Financial Literacy
Access information about the New Economics Education and Financial Literacy Requirements and Resources . |
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Path To Industry Credentialing for Secondary Career and Technical Education
Find out more about opportunities to work toward a selected industry credential or state license while pursuing a high school diploma. |
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Essential Competencies Lists
Program area Instructional Task Lists, related Standards of Learning, and Student Competency Records . |
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Board of Education Seals of Achievement |
For additional information about Career and Technical Education in Virginia contact:
Elizabeth M. Russell,
Director
Office of Career and Technical Education Services
Virginia Department of Education
P. O. Box 2120
Richmond, VA 23218-2120
804 225-2051 (office)
804 371-2456 (fax)
Send Questions/Concerns to: Sandra.Johnson@doe.virginia.gov
VDOE
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