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CTE Program Area Meetings

CTE Program Area Meetings. February 2013. Career and Technical Education Month February 2013. Erlene Brogden – CTE Director Sharon Barber– Work-Based Learning Lead Teacher Debbie Grantham – Instructional Management Coordinator/Lead Teacher Jennifer Rutledge – CTE Secretary.

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CTE Program Area Meetings

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  1. CTE Program Area Meetings February 2013

  2. Career and Technical Education Month February 2013

  3. Erlene Brogden – CTE Director • Sharon Barber– Work-Based Learning Lead Teacher • Debbie Grantham – Instructional Management Coordinator/Lead Teacher • Jennifer Rutledge – CTE Secretary CTE Staff Central Office

  4. Career Development/Special Populations Coordinator • Nancy Walker – CBA & WEMCHS • Lisa Page – EWH • Pam King – SWH • Lindsay Kornegay – RHS (Fall 2013) • Lola Lippert – GHS & WSE (Fall 2013) • Sharon Barber –SCH temporary (Fall 2013) CTE Central Office Staff

  5. Agriculture 8/6 Chris Stewart • Business 30/10 Kim A Smith • Marketing 5/4 Tammy Vail • Family & Consumer Science 22/12 Rebecca Hill • Health Science 6/6 Melissa Lewis T & I Drafting 5/5 Rhet Potter T & I Carpentry & Masonry 6/4 Mike Gurley Durrell Coley T & I Automotive 6/3 Bryant Keel Technology 7/7 John Shirley Program Area Chairs 2012-2013

  6. Agriculture 8/6 Lisa Page • Business 26/15 Sharon Barber • Marketing 6/5 Nancy Walker • Family & Consumer Science 21/10 Debbie Grantham • Health Science 6/6 Lisa Page • T & I Drafting 5/5 Pam King • T & I Carpentry & Masonry 6/3 Pam King • T & I Automotive 6/3 Nancy Walker • Technology 7/7 Lisa Page • NTHS Chair Lisa Page Program Area CDC/LT/IMC 2012-2013

  7. February 15, 2013 CTE Legislation Clears Legislature, Sent to the Governor: In only nine legislative days after the NC General Assembly convened its long session, the state House on Feb. 13 approved and sent to the governor Senate-passed Senate Bill 14. The legislation, a top priority for NCACTE, will bring much more focus on CTE by directing the State Board of Education to, among other things:  Add career and college endorsements to high school diplomas, beginning with the 2014-15 school year. The bill directs schools to develop curriculums that focus more on career and technical education and would provide an endorsement with a high school diploma as "college ready," "career ready," or both.  Coordinate NC Teacher Corp member placement in schools needing CTE teachers. The corp was established in 2012 to recruit and place recent graduates of colleges/universities and mid-career professionals as teachers in high-needs public schools.  Revise CTE licensure requirements and improve alternative professional development models for CTE teachers who may not have extensive teaching or classroom management experience.  Work with the State Board of Community Colleges to develop ways to increase the number of CTE students in engineering and industrial technologies as well as other occupations with high numbers of employment opportunities.  Report on the progress of these directives to the Joint Legislative Education Oversight Committee in 2014. Gov. Pat McCrory, a staunch supporter of CTE, is expected to sign the legislation quickly. Senate Bill # 14

  8. House Action on S14: In a 110-1 vote, the House gave final legislative approval to S14, a measure backed by the governor that would create diplomas that tell students and employers they're ready for a technical career or college – or both. The bill, approved unanimously last week by the Senate, was recommended by an education oversight committee late last year but also fits into McCrory's winning gubernatorial campaign platform. • The bipartisan bill tells the state board to re-examine teacher licensing rules for career and technical fields to help more people make the move from technical career to the classroom. McCrory has been a strong advocate of re-emphasizing CTE, saying that many young people would be well-served by a high school diploma or technical certification at a community college to land a high-paying job. His education platform called on differentiated diplomas as well. • The legislation doesn't require that students be channeled toward one of the diplomas early in high school. "This isn't a tracking bill," said Rep. Hugh Blackwell, R-Burke, a primary sponsor of a companion bill in the House. First-term Rep. Carla Cunningham, D-Mecklenburg, cast the only no vote in the House. Senate Bill #14

  9. Delores Holmes - CBA Retirements 12-13

  10. Congratulations! • Caitlin Foss National Board Teachers

  11. Paint all Lockout/Tagout locks “RED” • Drop cords in daisy chains • Machine guards on ALL machines These three items MUST be completed…would have major fines for these items…. OSHA

  12. Decreased 1,782 CTE students from 2007 - 2012 CTE Student Enrollment LPS 2011-2012

  13. Special Populations Students 9-12

  14. ESEA Categories Racial & Ethnic 9 - 12

  15. Gender 9 - 12

  16. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - A. 1S1, Academic Attainment - Reading/ Language Arts

  17. Algebra I Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - B. 1S2, Academic Attainment - Mathematics

  18. 78.6% 1st semester By 2012-2013, 80.2 percent of CTE participants will have met the proficiency on CTE post assessments or received selected industry recognized credentials or counted as proficient using the postsecondary technical attainment measure in the reporting year. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - C. 2S1, Technical Skill Attainment

  19. By 2012-2013, 91.0 percent of CTE Concentrators leaving secondary education in the reporting year will have earned a diploma. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - D. 3S1, Secondary School Completion

  20. 92.2 CTE WCPS 80.1 WCPS By 2012-2013, 87.0 percent of CTE Concentrators will count as graduated in the state’s computation of its cohort graduation rate for NCLB. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - E. 4S1, Student Graduation Rates

  21. By 2012-2013, 93.0 percent of CTE Concentrators who left secondary education in the previous school year will be in postsecondary education or advanced training, in military service, or in employment. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - F. 5S1, Secondary Placement

  22. By 2012-2013, 30.5 percent of participants in a course that leads to nontraditional employment are of the nontraditional gender. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - G. 6S1, Non-TraditionalParticipation

  23. By 2012-2013, 21.5 percent of the students who completed a program that leads to employment in nontraditional fields are of the nontraditional gender. Wayne County Public SchoolsPart II - H. 6S2, Nontraditional Completion

  24. Performance Indicators 11-12

  25. Performance Indicators 11-12

  26. Performance Indicators 11-12

  27. http://www.firstinmath.com/visitor/visitor-aboutus.asp • Ordered games including: • Single Digits • Double Digits • Factors/Multiples • Add/Subtract • Multiply/Divide • Fractions/Decimals • Algebra/Exponents 24 Game – Math Skills Enhancer

  28. Current Clubs • New Clubs • CBA (Thorne,Whitfield) • GHS (Krueger) • RHS (Kornegay) • SWH (Hatcher,Foss) • WSE (???) • Which schools have implemented NTHS? • How has your program area in your school participated? • CBA • EWH X • GHS X • RHS • SWH • SCH X • WSE National Technical Honor Society - NTHS

  29. Teachers are encouraged to attend Summer Conference in Greensboro • (July 23-25, 2013) • Opening session Tuesday : Wednesday & Thursday teacher workshops • Registration due to CTE office Friday, May 3, 2013 (If DPI has made available) DO NOT REGISTER ON YOUR OWN..THROUGH THIS OFFICE FOR REIMBURSEMENT. • New Standard Course of Studychanging for 2012-2013 • Program area updates • Training sessions being offered • Certifications needed at no cost to LEA • Elements updates • Microsoft IT training • ServSafe training CTE Summer Conference 2013

  30. $1000 for Supplies Purchase Orders due May 3 Remind Bookkeepers these POs are for 2013-2014 Add NO dates… CTE Budget 2013-2014

  31. Top right: CTE Director______________this is for approval signature. Please do not type director name in this space. • Purchase orders received with part of sheets – must be 5 part paper: white, green, yellow, pink, & gold • FACS – date on receipts must not be prior to approval from finance office…Ms. Nan Barwick CTE Purchase Orders

  32. Month of June • ALWAYS need PROJECTED Travel or anything else to be submitted by the June 1 – this includes funds you need to be reimbursed ….call me before the deadline if you think you have something that this applies to or if you will need funds after May 31st. • Checks will be printed in finance for any projected and held until the travel occurs…after June 30. • You must register for summer conference as part of the group…I can not reimburse you if you register and pay your registration yourself… Finance – REMINDER!!

  33. Purchase Orders DUE May 3, 2013 for school year 2013-2014 Use correct purchase order form …from CTE website • DO NOT DATE P0s for 2013-2014…will be dated in the CTE office and finance office • Must include Course Name, Course Number, Objectives numbers, & semester • Must be signed by principal • Verify calculations and totals • DO NOT send DUPLICATE purchase orders – Call the CTE office if you have a question on the status of your purchase order Purchase Orders for 2013-2014

  34. Department Chair spreadsheet by course for $ amounts – use amount for PO • Food blankets – do not add taxes. Submit one for 1st semester and one for 2nd semester. Submission for Payment • Attach store receipts • Attach either: Recipes or description from curriculum • Ms. Linda Larimore Internal Auditor Purchase Orders – FACS Food Blankets 2013-2014

  35. New Procedures for food purchases 13-14 • Details discussed at Program Area Teacher Orientation Meetings & with internal auditor • Keep a copy of your PO….as you purchase…list the following: • Store name • Date • Amount of Purchase You are responsible for any charges on the purchase order. FACS Food Purchases 2013-2014

  36. http://ctelps.dpi.state.nc.us/ctelps1011Plan.nsf • Review 2013-2014 strategies • Goals and recommendations for 2013-2014 LPS Website Link

  37. Techniques online edition http://www.acteonline.org/techniques.aspx

  38. Student Test Fees • ServSafe 10 per school • CNA 10 per school with Nursing Fundamentals Course • QuickBooks • Adobe Credentials • Student Test Fees • Business Certiport • Everfi • OSHA Credentials

  39. MSL or Common Exams So why is the State focusing on educator effectiveness in the face of so many other changes? Because all our efforts in other areas depend on an effective teacher in every classroom and an effective leader in every school building. Measures of Student Learning

  40. New online files- These are most current • WCPS website • Board of Education tab • Policies • Board Policies Online Link • Expanded TOC • Student Travel Policy # 3320 • Save as a PDF file • Use Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 in order to type on the form • See your CDC for access Board Policies Online

  41. Ms. Linda Larimore • Will visit all teachers in your school • Will verify purchase orders against supplies and items in your classroomand with your bookkeeper • Will verify CTE inventory • Will verify all food purchases WCPS Internal Auditor

  42. Federal law says to add to newspaper twice annually- $600 newspaper ad Alternative to paying this cost • Yellow poster must be posted in all CTE classrooms to meet audit requirements …Must be copy with December 2012 • Posted on CTE website • Posted on WCPS website • Included in high school registration catalog Non-Discrimination Statement(Yellow Poster)

  43. All travel reimbursement worksheets are due within 5 days after the end of the month for workshops/conferences/fieldtrips/local, regional, state & national competitions • This includes: • Travel (hotel, mileage, food) • Registration receipts (which include prepayment) • Agenda Travel Due Dates

  44. NCCER Advisory Board Meetings • Fall 2012 • C&I Summer Institute • August 1, 2012 • Spring 2013 • March 28, 2013 • 7 am Dees Diner • NATEF Advisory Board Meetings • Fall 2012 • November 6, 2012 • Central Office 4:00 pm • Spring 2013 • CBA • EWH • SWH Advisory Board Meetings - Schedule

  45. CTE Director Responsibilities – Copies of ALL correspondence with licensure issues for new teachers • Current license • Current certifications • Certifications per specific courses • Teach only CTE courses • LEA – teachers w/o license Teacher Credentials

  46. OSHA • CPR & AED • CRC (Career Readiness Certificate) • BQA & PQA (Beef & Pork Quality Assurance) • Pesticide Certification • Microsoft IT Academy – Word, PPT, Excel, Access, Outlook • Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) • NCCER • ServSafe • QuickBooks • NATEF • Early Childhood Credential • Wisconsin CheesecyclopediaCertificate • EverFi (Financial Literacy) • NC Hunter Safety Student Certifications 2012-2013

  47. EZ Renewal • Questions may be directed to robbiestowe@wcps.org License Renewal Credits

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