Career Technical Education Technical Assistance and Equity Pilot Program Act.
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Overview
This bill establishes the Career Technical Education (CTE) Technical Assistance and Equity Pilot Program, a three-year initiative designed to improve CTE in California. It requires the state superintendent to designate a lead county office of education and two pilot regions to receive targeted technical assistance. The program aims to increase participation of historically underserved populations in CTE by developing inclusive pathways, creating scalable frameworks for industry partnerships, and providing support to county offices of education. The bill also appropriates $4 million to fund the pilot program.
Key provisions
- Designates a lead county office of education to administer the pilot program.
- Identifies two pilot regions for intensive technical assistance.
- Requires the lead agency to develop and disseminate inclusive CTE pathways.
- Mandates the creation of scalable frameworks for industry-education partnerships.
- Requires the lead agency to provide technical assistance and capacity building to participating county offices.
- Establishes a public-facing website for program resources.
- Requires annual reporting to the Governor and Legislature on program outcomes.
- Prioritizes support to county offices serving historically underserved populations.
Who is affected
- California Public School Districts
- Charter Schools
- County Offices of Education
- Students with Disabilities
- English Learners
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