Career and Technical Education DPAC Meeting December 17, 2018 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Nash-Rocky Mount Public School System

Career and Technical Education

DPAC Meeting

December 17, 2018 #FutureFocused

Link: CTE website

Nash-Rocky Mount Public School System

NRMPS Vision and Mission

Our Vision: Nash-Rocky Mount Public School System is focused on preparing ALL

students bright & prosperous futures by deliberately and intentionally providing Rigorous and Relevant instruction in every classroom, every day.

Our Mission:

The Nash-Rocky Mount Public School System, working in partnership with our families and

• ur communities, will:
• Be a high performing, technology-rich school district with leading-edge learning

experiences that promote engagement, creativity, critical thinking and achievement.

• Prepare our graduates to excel in higher education or the career of their choice
• Be the leader in the education marketplace by providing world-class facilities while

being fiscally responsible

• Provide a safe and secure environment
• Ensure all teachers are highly effective.

CTE Mission and Vision

• Mission: to empower students to be successful

citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy.

• Vision: to prepare students to be employable upon

graduation and armed with credentials, certifications, and knowledge that will lead students into the next phase of their life.

CAREER and COLLEGE READY!!

People to Know

• Pamela Lewis – CTE Director
• Sharron Barnes - CTE Secretary - 252-462-2017
• Matthew Brown - Work-based Learning Coordinator
• Christina Henderson - Instructional Management Coordinator and

CTE testing

• Career Development Coordinators (CDCs)
• Donna Cady - NCHS, NCMS, TRA
• Brandy Frazier - SNHS, SNMS
• Katrina Thorne - RMHS, RMMS, EMS, PMS
• Dale Wells - NNHS, ROM, ECHS, CITI HS

*Each CDC provides support to feeder elementary schools

CTE…

It’s not your parent’s wood shop or home economics class!

CTE Today…

CTE Works for High School Students

• CTE students graduate at a much

higher rate than the statewide rate

• NMRPS CTE cohort graduation rate

is 100%

• 95.6% of secondary CTE students

were employed, in the military, or in postsecondary education or advanced training after graduation

• Combines academic, technical,

and “soft”/21st Century skills and learning

• CTE classes combine relevance

and rigor

• Prepares learners for college

and careers

CTE Prepares Students for Their Future

CTE Concentration is based on Career Pathways

• A CTE concentrator is a student who completes at least 4 CTE

classes in a pathway/cluster and one must be a level 2 course

• Allows students the opportunity to “try out” different career
• ptions but also allow a focus in a specific program area
• Career awareness is increased and hopefully prevent students

from changing majors in college or choosing a career choice not relative to their interest

Programs of Study

• Agriscience
• Business, Finance
• Information Technology and Computer Science
• Career Development
• Family and Consumer Science
• Health Science
• Marketing and Entrepreneurship
• Technology Engineering and Design
• Trade and Industrial Education

CTE Academies

• Agriscience Academy - SNHS
• Cisco Academy – NNHS & NCC CCP
• Fire Academy – RMHS
• Health Science - All High Schools
• Hospitality and Tourism – All High Schools
• Industrial Advanced
• Manufacturing (IAM) – all high schools & NCC CCP
• STEM Academy - RMHS
• Teacher Education Academy - All HS

Career and College Promise Certificates/Diplomas from Nash CC

• Advertising and Graphic Design Pathway
• Architectural Technology Pathway
• Automotive Pathway
• Business Administration Pathway
• Computer Engineering Pathway
• Computer-Integrated Machining Pathway
• Cosmetology Pathway
• Criminal Justice Pathway
• Criminal Justice BLET Pathway
• Early Childhood Pathway
• Electrical Systems Technology Pathway
• Electronics Engineering Technology Pathway
• Emergency Management Pathway
• Emergency Management - Fire Pathway
• Emergency Management - Fire EMT Pathway
• Industrial Systems Technology Pathway
• Lodging Management Pathway
• Medical Office Administration Pathway
• Networking Pathway
• Supply Chain Global Logistics Pathway
• Website Design Pathway
• Welding Technology Pathway

Benefits of Taking CTE Courses

Dual enrollment

• Can begin working on an certificate, diploma, or associate degree

while in high school

• Receive both high school and college credit
• Saves college tuition

Articulated credit

• Allows high school students to receive college credit

for CTE courses completed in high school

• Eliminates the need for duplication of courses at

the college level

• We currently offer articulated credit courses
• Saves college tuition

CTE can save parents and students money by maximizing students’ focus and direction

Benefits of Taking CTE Courses

Industry Certifications

• Offered for free to students
• Most are nationally recognized
• Looks very good on job applications and

resumes

• WorkKeys – National Career Readiness

Certificate (NCRC)

• Microsoft Office Specialist – Word,

PowerPoint, Excel & Access

• Adobe Certified Associate – InDesign,

Photoshop, Illustrator

• CNA – Certified Nursing Assistant
• First Aid/CPR
• OSHA
• ServeSafe
• CompTIA A+
• EverFi – Financial Literacy
• NCCER – National Craft

Assessment & Certification

CTE gives students marketable skills

Credentialing and Certifications

Benefits of Taking CTE Courses

• CTSO – (Career & Technical Student

Organization)

• Leadership
• Scholarship
• Competitions
• Internships/job shadowing
• NRMPS CTE Offers:
• FBLA – Future Business Leaders of

America

• FFA – Future Farmers of America
• FCCLA – Family, Career, &

Community Leaders of America

• HOSA – Health Occupations Students
• f America
• SKILLS USA – Technical, Skilled, &

Service Occupations

Work-based Learning Opportunities

Apprenticeship/Internship Program

• Established in 1993 as a partnership between local

business, industry, and the school system.

• Paid Work Experiences
• Application Process
• Selection Process
• Student Expectations
• Workplace Expectations
• Student Benefits

Job Shadowing (Feb 2019) Business/Industry Tours Business/Industry Guest Speakers

Business/Industry Partners

• Ben Braddock--Rock Creek Dev.
• Benvenue Country Club--Tennis
• Boddie Noell Enterprises
• Clean Sweep of Wilson
• Cummins RMEP
• Davenport Designs
• Doug Sauls BBQ
• Dr. Alston, Dentisry
• Dr. Miller Pediatric Dentistry
• Edward's Inc.
• Fairview Elem
• Faulkner's
• Glenn's Deck Repair
• Hair, Heart, and Soul Salon
• Hicks Animal Hospital
• High Farms
• J & J Services
• Keith Price Construction
• Nash Community College
• NRMPS
• Paws Inn
• Pinnacle Heat and Air
• Rocky Mount Motor
• Steel Fab
• Sunset Slushie
• Universal Leaf
• Villager Apartments
• Which Wich
• Zaxby's--Rocky Mount

• Clusters/Pathways
• Essential Standards/CCSS/CCTC
• Career and College Promise
• Academies
• Job Shadowing
• Internships
• Industry Certifications
• Career Technical Student Organization
• National Technical Honor Society

Career Ready College Ready Ready for Life

CTE Successes