We are excited to announce an important update regarding our website URL. As part of our ongoing efforts to improve functionality and increase internet security, we are changing our current URL from k12.wa.us to ospi.k12.wa.us. Read more about this change and its impact.
On (or about) the third Thursday of every month, join us for CTE News & More zoom meeting from 12–1 pm.
MOA Civil Rights and Equal Access to CTE Upcoming Professional Development (PD):
If you have questions, please contact Deifi Stolz.
Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs support local middle and high school programs that provide 21st-century, academic and technical skills for all students. Teachers participate in the professional development of curricula and instruction, standards and assessment, and academic integration.
For more information on how CTE is designed, please review the Washington State CTE Program Standards.
Every CTE course is approved by OSPI through the Course Application process in EDS. Course applications include course frameworks, extended learning opportunities, skills gap information, and more.
The purpose of the Carl D. Perkins Act is to develop more fully the academic and career and technical skills of secondary education students and postsecondary education students who elect to enroll in career and technical education programs.
See a list of CTE career goals and job skills, post-high school, used to further their academic and hands-on education and training.
Find a compiled list of resources like the course and program approval charts, leadership templates, toolkits, and more!
Skill centers are regional secondary schools that serve high school students from multiple school districts.