Located in:
- Career and Technical Education Programs Authorized Under the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006
- e. Tech Prep Programs
As noted above, Congress eliminated a separate allocation for Title II, Tech Prep under Perkins IV in the 2011 Continuing Resolution. States are not required to provide or revise this Section V, Tech Prep Programs, unless your State chooses to do so.
- e. Tech Prep Programs
e. 1. E. You Must Describe How Your State Plans to Enter into an Agreement with Each Consortium Receiving a Grant Under Perkins Iv to Meet a Minimum Level of Performance for Each of the Performance Indicators Described in Sections 113(b) and 203(e). (section 204(e)(1))
Current Narrative:
The Tech Prep consortia are currently working with local, state and national connections related to their assigned career cluster areas for the purpose of identifying new and emerging technologies and programs to be introduced into NH CTE centers. Data submitted in the spring of 2008 will be used to negotiate program activities and outcomes for the FY09 school year. The primary focus will be on upgrading or implementing programs that meet state and national standards and result in articulation agreements with two– and four–year colleges.