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CTE Information Technology stem

Dodge City Drive-In 9.3.2014. CTE Information Technology stem. NEW – STEM Computer Science Engineering (PLTW) Pilot/Implementation of STEM Energy Pathway ESSDACK - ITEEA’s Engineering by Design consortium Revision of Information Technology Pathways Please watch for information

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CTE Information Technology stem

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  1. Dodge City Drive-In 9.3.2014 CTEInformation Technologystem

  2. NEW – STEM Computer Science Engineering (PLTW) Pilot/Implementation of STEM Energy Pathway ESSDACK - ITEEA’s Engineering by Design consortium Revision of Information Technology Pathways Please watch for information Make sure you let me know of your interest Key Information for 2014-2015!

  3. Web Design

  4. Programming

  5. Information Support ServicesCIP Code 11.0301

  6. Networking

  7. CSTA – new Kansas chapter!

  8. Energy

  9. Engineering

  10. Geospatial

  11. Computer Science Engineering

  12. BioMedical

  13. BioChemistry

  14. ITEEA – Engineering by Design

  15. Project Lead the Way

  16. KSDE CTE Team Purpose Support and empower schools in developing quality pathways that lead students to college and career readiness

  17. KSDE CTE Long-term Goals Support and empower schools in developing quality career pathways by: • Providing Quality Professional Development • Developing and Sustaining Partnerships • Keeping Pathway standards relevant, rigorous and reflective of current business/industry standards or practices • Provide valid, reliable CTE data to schools in a timely manner

  18. 2014 CTE Drive-Ins • September 17th – Webster Conference Center, Salina • September 22nd– Greenbush Service Center, Girard • October 1st – Johnson County Community College, Overland Park

  19. Approved Pathways by Cluster 2014-15

  20. Success of Senate Bill 155 • In 2014, College CTE courses taken by HS students - a 112% increase in headcount and 116% increase in college credit hours over the baseline year 2012) • 1,419 secondary students earned industry-recognized credentials leading to a high demand occupation - an increase of 159% over the 548 credentials earned the baseline year (2012) • Major areas for secondary student certifications: 73% Health; 9% Construction; 7% Manufacturing; 6% Automotive; 4% Agriculture

  21. Senate Bill 155Funding 25,719,784 11,750,000

  22. Additions to the Pathway Changes Fact Sheet for 15-16 The following courses have new Course Codes

  23. Statewide Articulation Agreements • Currently have statewide agreements with 12 postsecondary institutions • 77 total statewide agreements • 29 Pathways have statewide agreements

  24. Statewide Articulation Agreements • Considerations: • Make sure your local sequence meets terms of the agreement • Choose agreements that your students may actually use • Advertise ALL appropriate agreements to your students, even if only listing one on pathway application • May list multiple agreements (local & statewide) on application, but must create separate POS for each.

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