WHO WE ARE…  ACTE is the only national education association dedicated to the entire spectrum of career and technical education.  Our core purpose is.

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WHO WE ARE…  ACTE is the only national education association dedicated to the entire spectrum of career and technical education.  Our core purpose is to provide leadership in developing an educated, prepared and competitive workforce.  Members include teachers, counselors, teacher educators, administrators, state/local employees and students at the secondary, postsecondary, adult education and workforce development levels.

THREE “A’s” AWARENESS Enhancing the public’s understanding of CTE’s contributions to learners fulfilling their working potential ACCESS Enabling members to obtain the information, knowledge and skills they need to be effective and successful ADVOCACY To serve as the voice of career and technical education in the public arena..

AWARENESS –Public Relations Press releases and online information provide mass media with information and announcements about the value of CTE Radio, television and print public service announcements and media outreach build awareness in the community of the value of CTE –Awards Program Awards program highlights the impact and importance of CTE as well as the individuals who exemplify the high quality of CTE –Business And Industry Partners ACTE works with businesses to promote the value and positive image of CTE

ACCESS  Professional Development –Annual Convention and Career Tech Expo December 13-15, 2007, Las Vegas –Over 200 sessions that provide access to best practices, certification and leading edge information on a broad range of topics –Over 400 exhibitors who share the latest products and services in a hands-on environment –Network and share ideas with 5,000 career and technical educators National Policy Seminar –March 3-5, 2008, Washington, DC—Legislative conference focused on advocating for career and technical education »Hear from those making policy that affects CTE »Meet with legislators to voice your concern and share your success stories

ACCESS  Publications –Techniques magazine Monthly award-winning magazine that includes in-depth coverage of CTE How-to articles that cover best practices help you implement the programs you are reading about Articles on the latest products and services let you know what’s coming and how to use these tools –Career Tech Update (CTU) Free daily electronic newsletter delivered to your in-box Easy access to the latest news in education, career tech education and workforce development, regional and local education programs, case studies, and valuable resources with links that allow you to learn more ACTE Legislative Update. Included with CTU, the Update shares the latest happenings on Capitol Hill and how you can influence national policy –Legislative Alerts Time-sensitive notices that ask for ACTE member action. Includes breaking legislative news and information on how to contact your Member of Congress

ACCESS ACTE’s Web site— –Networking Best Practices Research Clearinghouse Communities of Practice Career center where you can fill or post job openings Online information is broken down by division, region and state to make it easy for you to access what you need –Resources Discounts when you shop online for books, brochures and CTE Week materials Valuable information through links and searchable archives of ACTE publications Podcast interviews with leaders and innovators in education

ADVOCACY A collective voice heard by policymakers - ACTE works to ensure benefits to career and technical education in laws impacting technical education, tech prep, career guidance, business-education partnerships and more –CTE’s voice in the field ACTE advocates with the Department of Education and the Department of Labor Through grassroots efforts, ACTE ensures policymakers hear from the CTE community Represents CTE in national education dialogue through partnerships with national education policy organizations –Legislative Action Center An easy-to-use online forum for contacting federal representatives Contains updates on current issues and legislation affecting CTE

ADVOCACY Research Center Issue Briefs -American Competitiveness -Dropout Recovery and Prevention -Transition from Secondary to Postsecondary Position Papers -Reinventing the American High School -Expanding Opportunities-Postsecondary Career and Technical Education and preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce State Profiles (coming soon!) Grassroots Advocacy Toolkit

ISSUES and CHALLENGES Teacher/Administrator Shortages –Anticipated scope of retirements –Fewer teacher education programs –Recruitment and retention –Defining “highly qualified” CTE teacher Integration of Academics -what is integration? -Alignment of CTE content with academic content -Teacher qualifications – who teaches?

ISSUES and CHALLENGES STEM Agenda Career Clusters Initiative Accountability Requirements -Evaluating effectiveness of CTE -Dropout prevention/recovery -21 st Century Skills Assessment -Aligning with NCLB accountability -Differentiating CTE students in the workplace -Following students beyond high school

CONTACT US ACTE 1410 King Street Alexandria, VA FAX