California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant Overview
"Explore details of the California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant program released by the California Department of Education in January 2020. Learn about its purpose, application process, funding comparisons, and upcoming meetings." (Characters: 277)
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Career Technical Education Incentive Grant Posted by California Department of Education January 2020 CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Tony Thurmond, State Superintendent of Public Instruction STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Linda Darling-Hammond, State Board President CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES CHANCELLOR S OFFICE Eloy Ortiz Oakley, Chancellor
Career Technical Education Incentive Grant (CTEIG) (1) The purpose of this program is to encourage, maintain, and strengthen the delivery of high-quality career technical education (CTE) programs. California Education Code (EC) Sections 53070 53076.4
Career Technical Education Incentive Grant (CTEIG) (2) Application released September 16, 2019 Applications due to CDE on November 15, 2019 The January State Board of Education (SBE) item was postponed: To ensure the allocation model is accurate To develop a plan of action to report the funding allocations to the SBE in March 2020 To finalize data collection methodology
Career Technical Education Incentive Grant (CTEIG) (3) Plan to go to March SBE Meeting with the following: 337 grantees total grantees 20 grantees Small Category <140 ADA 53 grantees Medium Category 141-550 ADA 264 grantees Large Category >550 ADA
CTEIG 201820 Comparisons Comparisons 2018 19 Data 2019 20 Data Difference Total Monetary Ask Total Applicants $352,906,066 $934,286,308 $581,380,242 379 378 -1 Applied Single LEA 340 328 -12 Applied Consortia 39 50 11 Total Approved Single LEA 337 337 0 Total Approved LEA Consortia 231 186 -45 Total Funded Applications 337 337 0 Total Funded <140 Total Funded 141-549 Total Funded >550 22 45 270 20 53 264 -2 8 -6
CTEIG Review Data Survey
Review Matrix of Metrix Updated to include Perkins V language
Overview of the K12 SWP (1) The Kindergarten through Grade Twelve (K 12 SWP) is a joint effort between the California Community Colleges Chancellor s Office (CCCCO) and the California Department of Education (CDE) designed to:
Overview of the K12 SWP (2) Support intersegmental partnerships between Local Education Agencies (LEAs) and California community colleges to strengthen career technical education (CTE) programs and pathways aligned with regional workforce needs. Support LEAs in developing and implementing high-quality, Kindergarten through Grade Fourteen (K 14) CTE course sequences, programs, and pathways.
Key Elements of CTE Programs or Pathways 1. Leverage CTE efforts including CTEIG, the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21stCentury Act (Perkins V), and the Strong Workforce Program 2. Foster collaborative partnerships between K 12 and California Community Colleges (CCCs) 3. Align to regional priorities and opportunities 4. Offer pathways with high-quality CTE curriculum and instruction
K12 SWP Timeline Application released: November 1, 2019 Applications due to the CCCCO: December 18, 2019 Applications reviewed and scored: February 21, 2020 Awards announced: late February 2020 $150,000,000 total in awards to LEAs based on Average Daily Attendance (ADA) Up to 140 ADA Up to $250,000 Up to 550 ADA Up to $500,000 Up to 10,000 ADA Up to $1,000,000 Over 10,000 ADA Up to $2,000,000
K12 SWP Review and Award Applications read, reviewed, and scored by Regional Selection Committees Eight Regional teams Approximately 200 Selection Committee members across the state Representatives of K 12 CTE, Charters, Counselors, and Business and Industry
K12 SWP Year One and Year Two K 12 SWP Year One Year Two Total number of applications submitted Total number of applications awarded 478 302 242 (pending) Total amount requested $265,732,872 $248,574,537 Total amount allocated/awarded $150,000,000 (pending) $150,000,000
K12 SWP Year One and Year Two Application Count (2018 19) 148 93 69 Grant Funds Requested (2018 19) $27,755,195 $48,126,497 $62,029,137 Application Count (2019 20) 87 46 45 Grant Funds Requested (2019 20) $30,068,891 $57,080,240 $37,894,836 Applications by Region North/Far North Los Angeles Bay Area Central/Mother Lode 65 $33,928,973 35 $34,322,714 Inland Empire/Desert 47 $33,712,168 31 $25,343,351 San Diego/Imperial Orange County 32 17 $26,656,301 $23,167,497 31 14 $24,695,087 $17,216,216 South Central Coast 7 $13,125,362 13 $21,953,202 Total 478 $268,501,130 302 $248,574,537
K12 SWP Support 8 K 12 Technical Assistance Providers (K 12 TAPs) Provide regional leadership in the development, administration, and organization of Pathway Improvement initiatives 72 K 12 Pathway Coordinators (K 12 PCs) Support, link, and align program development efforts funded by the CTEIG, the K 12 SWP and the Community College Strong Workforce Program investments
Pathway Coordinators 72 coordinators: one per Community College district 11 CTEIG coordinators will be transitioned into this role, 61 will be new hires Timeline for hiring: Dec 20th- Applications for host LEA s available online Dec 20th- Job description released with applications Jan 31st- Deadline to identify host LEA s Feb 25th- Fiscal Agent to execute contracts with Host LEA April 20th- Host LEAs to have hired Pathway coordinators and communicate that to regional consortium June- Onboarding and Training for Pathway Coordinators and K 14 TAPs
K14 Technical Assistance Providers 8 Total: One per region Current Status: 1- complete 4- pending CO approval expected before the end of January 3- pending submission from the field K 14 will participate in the Onboarding and training scheduled for June.
Common Planning Meeting The CDE and the CCCCO January 13thmeeting Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 21 plan FY 2021 22 plan Data discussion
