1. Career & Technical Education in South Carolina

3. Career and Technical Education (CTE) What is CTE? Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides rigorous and relevant training for both youths and adults for a wide range of high-wage, high-skill and high demand careers. CTE also features clear career pathways that highlight the partnerships developed between high school, post secondary and industry that lead to degrees and industry certifications.

4. Profile of the South Carolina Graduate

5. Provide Every Completer with the Opportunity to Graduate with a Diploma Plus a Resume’ with the following: Industry Recognized Certification Dual Credit/College Credit Work-Based Learning Experience/Apprenticeship Program District/State/National Competitions (CTSO)

6. Goals Data driven decision making—Data will drive our decisions when diagnosing, prescribing and responding to the diverse needs of our students. Literacy across the curriculum—We will create an environment that develops a passion and the ability to read, write and communicate effectively in a global society. Extra time, extra help—At all levels, We will provide extra time and extra help for all students in personal, social, academic and career and technical areas. Technology—We will keep pace with ever-changing technology.

7.  Provide every Career and Technology Student the opportunity to graduate with diploma plus a resume’ with the following:  Nationally Recognized Certification  Dual Credit/College Credit  Work-Based Learning Experience/Apprenticeship  District, State, National Competitions (CTSO)  Perform at or above state benchmarks on the Federal Perkins Indicators and the State Report Card Indicators.  Maintain all individual and program credentials to meet state and national standards.  Career and Technology Student Organizations (CTSO’s) will remain active and compete at the district, state, and national level.  Maintain active membership in your state professional associations.  Use appropriate staff conduct at ALL times! Expectations

8. SC CTE Curriculum Pathways Align to the 16 Career Clusters

9. Industry Clusters in SC Source: SCDEW February 2016

10. 5 Clusters Identified as Source: SCDEW February 2016

12. Courses under each cluster are offered at career centers and comprehensive high schools: Career Centers 32 Single districts 10 Multi-district (Serve more than one school district) Comprehensive High Schools

13. Career Center Locations

14. 16 Technical Colleges

15. 12 SC EEDA Regions

16. Addressing the Workforce Challenge Source: Proviso 117.127 SC Workforce Study February 2016

17. Apprenticeship

18. Youth Apprenticeship Signing Day from Charleston 25 out of 46 counties reported Youth Apprenticeships Tremendous growth from 2 counties three years ago! 2013-2014: 119 Apprenticeships 2014-2015: 132 Apprenticeships

19. CTE Data 2014-15 CATE Completers - 10,459 4,015 (38%) Earned Industry Credentials 2013-14 CATE Dual Credit - 2,568 2014-15 CATE Dual Credit - 2,948

20. CTE Data 2014-15 Graduation Rates CTE Concentrator Graduation Rate – 98% State Generated Rate – 80.3% 2014-15 Technical Skill Attainment Secondary – 89% Postsecondary – 95%

21. South Carolina Perkins IV Performance Summary 2014-15 Indicator Actual Performance Performance Goal Met Performance Goal 90% of Performance Goal Met 90% of Performance Goal 1S165.0063.00Yes56.70Yes 1S258.4561.50No55.35Yes 2S191.4589.00Yes80.10Yes 3S198.6598.00Yes88.20Yes 4S198.0887.00Yes78.30Yes 5S197.1894.00Yes84.60Yes 6S114.4814.60No13.14Yes 6S279.8776.50Yes68.85Yes

22. Work Based Learning Data 2013-14 WBL Experiences - 82,950 Youth Apprenticeship 53 Registered Apprenticeship 66 2014-15 WBL Experiences - 103,251 Youth Apprenticeship 75 Registered Apprenticeship 57

23. WBL Reporting Introduction to Career Clusters (Course Code 2830, 7 th & 8 th Grade only) Beginning with the 2016-17 school year, CATE or Middle-level certification AND GCDF certification is required for a teacher of this course. A non-licensed teacher with GCDF certification or a certified teacher without GCDF certification is only acceptable for the 2015-2016 school year only. This is in effect July 1, 2016! Military Career Pathways 101 Summer Institute June 21-23, 2016 Dent Middle School, Columbia, SC Limited to 75 Educators Free 3- day course exploring military careers including field studies to Ft. Jackson, Shaw AFB, and McEntire Joint National Guard CEUs provided Registration opens mid-march Work-Based Learning Effective December 11, 2015, only 6 fields required by state to populate work- based learning experiences on the WBL page in PowerSchool.

24. WBL Reporting *WBL Experience *WBL Start Date *WBL End Date *WBL Worksite Name *WBL Paid *WBL course credit **All other fields are to the discretion of each district. Please consider carefully which fields are not specific to student safety, legal issues, and parental notification for those students participating in a work-based learning experience. It is strongly suggested to discuss with district-level personnel for district specific needs. Questions? Contact Kama Staton at (803) 734-8415 or kstaton@ed.sc.gov

25. WorkKeys © Data (69%) - 2199 Silver or Higher 1770 Silver413 Gold16 Platinum 2014-15 CATE Completers 3205

27. Career and Technical Student Organizations Accomplishments Over 22000 students involved statewide 19 National Winners 4 National Officers The more students participate in Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO) activities, the higher their academic motivation, academic engagement, grades, college/career aspirations and employability skills.

28. Perkins Funding in SC FY12 Allocation $20.57 million FY14 Allocation $16.83 million: $11,197,597 Secondary FY15 Allocation $18.31 million: $11,346,629 Secondary FY16 Allocation $18.43 million: $11,493,743 Secondary

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30. State EIA Equipment 2013-14 Allocation $6,607,403 million 2014-15 Allocation $6,682,406 million 2015-16 Allocation $10,050,261 million

31. State Work-Based Learning 2013-14 Allocation $2,446,348 million 2014-15 Allocation $2,446,348 million 2015-16 Allocation $2,446,348 million

32. Contact US Office of Career and Technology Education www.ed.sc.gov SC State Director Ron Roveri Phone: 803-734-8412 Mobile: 803-627-3789 E-Mail: rroveri@ed.sc.govrroveri@ed.sc.gov