1. Shelton School District
Career and Technical Education
Program 31
Annual Report
Director: Pat Cusack

2. CTE Program Areas Business Education Family Consumer Science
Technical Education
Natural Resources
Agriculture Education
New Market Skills Center offers additional programs

3. New Market Skills Center
59 attending students
Students study in a wide variety of programs, usually something different or not offered in Shelton.
Such as: Cosmetology, Culinary, Prof. Medical, Pre-Vet Tech, automotive.

4. Advisory Committees
A key component of all CTE programs is local and general advisory committees.
In Shelton we maintain committees made up from business and industry experts, students, parents and in some cases higher education reps.
Shelton S.D. is also a member of the South Sound Council a 2 county consortium of CTE programs.

5. Enrollment
District-wide over 2,300 students a day participate in CTE classes (Duplicate count)
SHS = 1550
OBJH = 707
CHOICE = 57
New Market Skills Center 59

6. Student FTE History 2008-09 368 2009-10 400 2010-11 400 2011-12 390
Sept. count

7. CTE revenue sources 2014-15 State (OSPI) estimated: 2.6 million
Federal (Carl D. Perkins grant) $ 42,441

8. Program 31 (CTE) Revenue History
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9. “Value Added” CTE Programs
College credit via:
Tech Prep
(734) college credits earned in
saving thousands of dollars in tuition, books and fees.
Olympic College
South Puget Sound CC

10. Microsoft IT Academy certificates
Word Excel PowerPoint Outlook
3rd place with 809 certifications
4th place passing rate (statewide)
$1000 scholarship award to Anika Griffin
Staff recognition of Doug Murray and Jennifer Simpson

11. Business/Community Partnerships
250 + local and regional organizations provide support for CTE programs.
Support includes:
Classroom volunteers, advisory committee members, Career EXPO participants, employers, internships, scholarships and donations, EOY CTE Showcase.

12. Career Expo November 5th @ SHS
Approx. 50 vendors with table displays!
8 Breakout sessions in various career pathways!
Participation from SHS, Olympic College, OBJH, CHOICE and Mary M. Knight High School
Students experience basic career readiness activities like; dressing for success, hand shaking, seeking career information etc.
For many this is a highlight of their high school career.

13. Questions/comments?