CTE in Community Schools UpdateDwight Anstaett and John TarackoOACTE Conference August 31, 2014

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Serving CS/STEM Students in CTE

Revised Q & A Document is posted

Outline of current law (ORC 3314) regarding Community School participation in CTE programs within the student’s resident district

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Access

• Community School students have access to CTE in the same way as other students residing within the CTPD.

• The CTE additional funding follows the student.

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HB 59, Community Schools and CTE

All grades 7-12 Community and STEM Schools are assigned to a CTPD

Location, Location, Location!

CTPD “Lead District” – responsible for approval of all CTE Programs within the CTPD

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ODE Consultants available to assist

CTE Program Approval

New programs

Local approval criteria

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Approval Criteria

Demand for the career-technical education program by industries in the state

Quality of the program

Potential for a student enrolled in the program to receive the training that will qualify the student for industry credentials or postsecondary education

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Approval Criteria

Admission requirements of the lead district

Past performance of the district or school that is offering the program

Traveling distance

Sustainability

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Approval CriteriaCapacity

Availability of the program within the career-technical planning district

In the case of a new program, the cost to begin the program.

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Timeline

Oct. 1, 2013 – HB 59 Sec. 3317.161 took effect

Community Schools and STEM Schools were assigned to Career-Technical Planning Districts (CTPD).

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FY15 TimelineBy March 1, 2015 – All CTE programs operated by Community or STEM schools newly assigned to a CTPD will be approved or disapproved by the CTPD lead district.

Collaboration and communication with your assigned lead district is critical!

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Timeline

By March 15, 2015 – Any appeals generated by programs not approved or not acted upon by the CTPD lead district must be received at ODE.

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Timeline

By May 15, 2015 – All appeals must be decided by ODE for programs that seek design and funding approval for the 2015-16 school year (FY2016).

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FY2015 and Career-Based Intervention

Per HB 59 Sec. 265.500, all Career-Based Intervention programs shall be reviewed using the quality program standards developed by ODE.

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ODE will decide based on this review whether to approve or disapprove the program for funding for the following five fiscal years, and shall notify each district, community school or STEM school of its decision by May 15, 2015.

FY2015 and Career-Based Intervention

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Any ODE approved Career-Based Intervention program subject to review in FY2015 shall retain its approval status during that fiscal year.

FY2015 and Career-Based Intervention

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HB 59 FundingCategory CTE Career Field FY14 FY15

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Agricultural and Environmental Systems, Construction Technologies, Engineering and Science Technologies, Finance, Health Science, Information Technology, and Manufacturing Technologies

$4,750 $4,800

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Business and Administration, Hospitality and Tourism, Human Services, Law and Public Safety, Transportation Systems, and Arts and Communication

$4,500 $4,550

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HB 59 FundingCategory CTE Career Field FY14 FY15

3 Career-Based Intervention $1,650 $1,660

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Education and Training, Marketing, workforce development academics, Public Administration, and career development

$1,400 $1,410

5Family and Consumer Science (includes GRADS) $1,200 $1,210

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CTE Middle School Expansion

• Grades 7-9• Includes Community and STEM Schools• Funding available• If a new program, a CTE-26 and Program

of Study is required• Contact your ODE Career Field Consultant

for guidance on program development

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Questions?

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For More Information

Dwight Anstaett

Dwight.Anstaett@education.ohio.gov

John Taracko

John.Taracko@education.ohio.gov