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C. E. King High School’s Career and Technical Education

Discover the diverse CTE program areas at C.King High School and the vital role of the Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee in improving programs, staff development, and industry partnerships.

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C. E. King High School’s Career and Technical Education

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  1. C. E. King High School’sCareer and Technical Education Advisory Committee

  2. KHS - Career and Technical Education 8 Program Areas • Agriculture Science Technology • Advanced Floral Design, Canine Science, Veterinary Medical Assistant I, II • Business Education • BCIS I, II, Business Image Management & Multimedia • CareerOrientation • Career Connections • CooperativeTrainingProgram • Diversified Career Preparation • Family and Consumer Science Education • Ready, Set, Teach!!! • Health Science Technology • Pharmacy Tech, EMT (Dual credit through San Jacinto College) • Technology Education • Drafting, Computer Applications. Computer Multimedia & Animation Technology • Trade and Industrial Education • Cosmetology, Auto Body, Diesel, Criminal Justice, A/C Tech, Welding (Dual Credit through San Jacinto College)

  3. Perkins Act of 2006 • Federal Program that supplants CTE programs • 1/9 requirements of the Perkins Act of 2006 • Evaluate CTE Programs (Advisory Committee) and use data: • To improve CTE programs • To determine program modifications for special populations • To determine CTE staff professional development needs

  4. Objective • To provide a link between the school and industry • ATwo-way system of communication • Industry informs school of industry needs • School informs industry of the services the school can provide

  5. Functions • Assist in identifying industry skills and competencies to be included in CTE courses • Advise on short and long-term plans for CTE program areas • Make recommendations on equipment/instructional materials • Assist in placing students in internships/mentorships

  6. Advisory Committee • A group of persons in and outside of the education profession • CTE Coordinator • School administrator • Parent - voting member • CTE Students (2) – voting members • KHS CTE teachers and San Jacinto College instructors • Professionals from Business/Industry - voting members

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