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AFESC Departments: Career & Technical Education

Career and Technical Education Department

By Lori Mitchell


Arkansas Association of
Career and Technical
Educational Administrators

Career and Technical Education Department

Arch Ford Education Service Cooperative
101 Bulldog Drive
Plumerville, AR 72127
Phone: 501-354-2269
FAX:  501-354-7926

Cell:  870-588-1073

Lori Mitchell
CTECoordinator

Aimee Evans
CTE Academic Attainment Specialist

 

Career Development Facilitator Information


Program Overview:

The Career and Technical Education Department has the responsibility to develop and coordinate the Carl D. Perkins Federal Program.  It is our goal to serve as a liaison between our member schools and the Career and Technical Education state staff and program managers.

We are here to assist new Career and Technical Instructors, to provide staff development, and to encourage the development, implementation, and improvement of Career and Technical programs. 

Improvement of Career and Technical Education programs has three major components:  (1) A change in the curriculum to add advanced technologies, (2) the purchase of the instructional equipment needed to teach the new technology, and (3) in-service training for the teacher, on both teaching the new curriculum and using the new equipment.  These three components will be used as guidelines in making decisions for all staff development and equipment purchases within our department.

2008-09 ARCH FORD PERKINS CONSORTIUM PERFORMANCE DATA

INDICATOR 2012-13
GOAL
ACTUAL PERFORMANCE BASELINE (2 yr avg) ANNUAL INCREASE 2009-10 TARGET
2006-07 2007-08
Academic Attainment-Literacy 83.88% 46.24% 51.62% 48.93% 8.74% 57.67%
Academic Attainment-Geometry 73.45% 50.38% 63.49% 57.16% 4.07% 61.24%
Technical Attainment 70.00% 69.00% 63.09% 66.05% 0.99%* 67.04%
High School Completion 92.30% 95.04% 96.13% 95.59% 0.05%* 95.64%
High School Graduation 87.50% 92.82% 94.73% 93.77% 0.25%* 94.02%
Placement 95.16% 93.87% 94.61% 94.24% 0.23% 94.47%
Nontraditional Participation 25.11% 21.21% 25.79% 23.50% 0.40% 23.90%
Nontraditional Completion 20.24% 27.53% 26.95% 27.24% 0.01%* 27.25%

Academic Attainment Literacy:  number of CTE concentrators who have met the proficient/advanced level on the Statewide high school reading/language arts assessment.

Academic Attainment Geometry:  number of CTE concentrators who have met the proficient/advanced level on the Statewide high school mathematics assessment.

Technical Attainment:  number of CTE concentrators who were proficient on assessments taken within the program of study.

High School Completion:  number of CTE concentrators that graduate plus the number of CTE concentrators that receive a GED during the reporting year.

High School Graduation:  number of CTE concentrators who, in the reporting year, were included as graduated in the State’s computation of its graduation rate.

Placement:  number of CTE concentrators who successfully completed the program of study and graduated from high school and who were employed, enrolled in post-secondary, or in the military six months following graduation.

Nontraditional Participation:  number of nontraditional gender students enrolled in one or more units within a program of study that is nontraditional for their gender during the reporting year.

Nontraditional Completion:  number of nontraditional gender concentrators who successfully complete programs of study designated nontraditional and graduate from high school during the reporting year.

  Notes:            The Annual Increase is the difference between the 2012-13 Goal and the Baseline divided by the five years remaining in Perkins IV.  The 2008-09 Target is the Baseline plus the Annual Increase.

 *If the Baseline is above the 2012-13 Goal, then a minimum increase was applied (unless the Baseline was 100%).

Performance Data by School 05-06 to 07-08

 

DATA ARCHIVE

2007-2008 Consortium Performance Data

 

Technical Assistance Available from the CTE Department:

  • Carl D. Perkins Consortium Administration
    • Annual Application Preparation and Submission
    • Budget Management
    • Implementation of Perkins Mandates
    • Proposal Accountability
    • Technical Equipment Purchasing/Distribution
    • Completer Reports
    • Placement Reports
  • CTE Initiatives Support
    • Career Clusters/Pathways/Programs of Study
    • Curriculum Frameworks
    • Career Planning Systems - Kuder, CAP, Learning Styles
    • End-of-Course Competency Testing
    • Academic Attainment of CTE Students
  • CTE Technical Assistance
    • Professional Development/Technology Training
    • New Teacher Assistance
    • Policies and Procedures Interpretation
    • Resource Distribution
    • New Program Start-up Grant Support
  • Evaluation of Programs
    • DWE Technical Assistance Visits-Preparation, Attendance, and Follow-up
    • Teacher Information System -Review and Follow-up
  • Data Collection/Reporting
    • Competency Testing Reports
    • Quarterly Activity Reports

Carl Perkins Consortium Members

Clinton Mayflower Southside Bee Branch
Danville Mt. Vernon-Enola Two Rivers
East End Nemo Vista Westside-Greers Ferry
Greenbrier Perryville Western Yell County
Guy-Perkins Quitman Wonderview
Heber Springs Shirley

 


Resource Links for Career and Technical Education Instructors:

Arkansas Department of Education

Arkansas Department of Workforce Education

Association for Career & Technical Education

Agriculture

Agriculture Marketplace

Cattleman Magazine

Future Farmers of America

National Assn. of Agricultural Educators

Agricultural Education Natl. Headquarters

National Young Farmer Educational Assn.

American Assn. for Agricultural Education

Business & Marketing

Future Business Leaders of America

National Business Education Association

Business Professionals of America

DECA - Associations of Marketing Students

Business Education Lesson Plans & Resources

Business Week

Economic Education

Career Exploration & Preparation

Occupational Outlook Handbook

America's Career Info Net

Department of Labor

Arkansas Employment Security Division

O*net

Career Magazine

Whatajob.com

Family & Consumer Sciences

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America

American Dietetic Association

Council on Hotel, Restaurant, & Institutional Education

Food and Nutrition Information Center

National 4-H Council

Overall Education

Education Week on the Web

Association for Suspension and Curriculum Development

Education Index

Education World

Teacher.Net

School.Net

USA Today Education

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