Comparison of High School
and Middle Grades Enrollment
18.44%
Comparison of High School
and Middle Grades Enrollment
53.39%
46.61%
81.56%
Agricultural
Education
Business & Information
Technology Education
.58%
18.44%
24.18%
25.22%
74.78%
75.82%
Career
Development
Family & Consumer
Sciences Education
.01%
.80%
53.39%
46.61%
81.56%
Agricultural
Education
Business & Information
Technology Education
.58%
99.99%
Health Occupations
Education
Marketing
Education
Technology
Education
18.44%
24.18%
25.22%
74.78%
75.82%
Career
Development
Family & Consumer
Sciences Education
.01%
.80%
28.42%
53.39%
46.61%
81.56%
Agricultural
Education
Business & Information
Technology Education
.58%
99.42%
99.99%
Trade & Industrial
Education
Health Occupations
Education
Marketing
Education
Technology
Education
74.78%
Agricultural Education
45,723
Business & Information Technology Education
Career Development
309,912
79,402
Family & Consumer Sciences Education
135,400
75.82%
Career
Development
Family & Consumer
Sciences Education
.01%
.80%
99.42%
99.99%
Trade & Industrial
Education
Health Occupations
Education
Marketing
Education
Technology
Education
46.61%
81.56%
Agricultural
Education
Business & Information
Technology Education
.58%
74.78%
45,723
Business & Information Technology Education
Career Development
309,912
79,402
Family & Consumer Sciences Education
135,400
75.82%
Career
Development
Family & Consumer
Sciences Education
.01%
.80%
71.58%
99.20%
99.42%
99.99%
Trade & Industrial
Education
Health Occupations
Education
Marketing
Education
2009-2010 Enrollment
Agricultural Education
24.18%
25.22%
53.39%
28.42%
71.58%
99.20%
2009-2010 Enrollment
2009-2010 Enrollment
18.44%
24.18%
28.42%
71.58%
99.20%
Comparison of High School
and Middle Grades Enrollment
25.22%
28.42%
71.58%
99.42%
Comparison of High School
and Middle Grades Enrollment
Technology
Education
99.20%
Trade & Industrial
Education
2009-2010 Enrollment
Agricultural Education
45,723
Business & Information Technology Education
Career Development
309,912
79,402
Family & Consumer Sciences Education
135,400
Agricultural Education
45,723
Business & Information Technology Education
Career Development
309,912
79,402
Family & Consumer Sciences Education
135,400
Health Occupations Education
43,493
Health Occupations Education
43,493
Health Occupations Education
43,493
Health Occupations Education
43,493
Marketing Education
39,684
Marketing Education
39,684
Marketing Education
39,684
Marketing Education
39,684
Technology Education
71,091
Technology Education
71,091
Technology Education
71,091
Technology Education
71,091
Trade & Industrial Education
84,854
Trade & Industrial Education
84,854
Trade & Industrial Education
84,854
Trade & Industrial Education
84,854
Total Enrollment
809,559
2009-2010 CTSO membership
FFA (Agricultural Education)
Total Enrollment
809,559
2009-2010 CTSO membership
16,627
FFA (Agricultural Education)
Total Enrollment
809,559
2009-2010 CTSO membership
16,627
FFA (Agricultural Education)
Total Enrollment
809,559
2009-2010 CTSO membership
16,627
FFA (Agricultural Education)
16,627
FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
6,503
FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
6,503
FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
6,503
FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
6,503
FCCLA (Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America)
2,982
FCCLA (Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America)
2,982
FCCLA (Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America)
2,982
FCCLA (Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America)
2,982
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)
8,970
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)
8,970
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)
8,970
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)
8,970
DECA (Marketing Education)
5,398
DECA (Marketing Education)
5,398
DECA (Marketing Education)
5,398
DECA (Marketing Education)
5,398
TSA (Technology Students of America)
3,549
TSA (Technology Students of America)
3,549
TSA (Technology Students of America)
3,549
TSA (Technology Students of America)
3,549
SkillsUSA (Trade & Industrial Education)
2,406
SkillsUSA (Trade & Industrial Education)
2,406
SkillsUSA (Trade & Industrial Education)
2,406
SkillsUSA (Trade & Industrial Education)
2,406
Total CTSO Membership
46,435
Except as noted, data are from the CTE Analysis and Reporting System, 2010.
For more information, contact North Carolina Career and Technical Education,
rwelfare@dpi.state.nc.us or rpayne@dpi.state.nc.us (919-807-3879).
NORTH CAROLINA CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
numbers
Total CTSO Membership
46,435
Except as noted, data are from the CTE Analysis and Reporting System, 2010.
For more information, contact North Carolina Career and Technical Education,
rwelfare@dpi.state.nc.us or rpayne@dpi.state.nc.us (919-807-3879).
NORTH CAROLINA CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
numbers
Total CTSO Membership
46,435
Except as noted, data are from the CTE Analysis and Reporting System, 2010.
For more information, contact North Carolina Career and Technical Education,
rwelfare@dpi.state.nc.us or rpayne@dpi.state.nc.us (919-807-3879).
NORTH CAROLINA CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
numbers
Total CTSO Membership
46,435
Except as noted, data are from the CTE Analysis and Reporting System, 2010.
For more information, contact North Carolina Career and Technical Education,
rwelfare@dpi.state.nc.us or rpayne@dpi.state.nc.us (919-807-3879).
NORTH CAROLINA CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
numbers
REPORT
REPORT
REPORT
REPORT
2010
2010
2010
2010
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NORTH CAROLINA
State Board of Education | Department of Public Instruction
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NORTH CAROLINA
State Board of Education | Department of Public Instruction
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NORTH CAROLINA
State Board of Education | Department of Public Instruction
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NORTH CAROLINA
State Board of Education | Department of Public Instruction
CTE Concentrators are
College and Career Ready
CTE Concentrators are
College and Career Ready
CTE Concentrators are
College and Career Ready
CTE Concentrators are
College and Career Ready
NC secondary Career and Technical Education (CTE) empowers students
to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. CTE
served 809,559 enrollees (grades 6-12) in 2009-2010 by preparing them for
high-wage, high-skill, and high-demand occupations and further education.
NC secondary Career and Technical Education (CTE) empowers students
to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. CTE
served 809,559 enrollees (grades 6-12) in 2009-2010 by preparing them for
high-wage, high-skill, and high-demand occupations and further education.
NC secondary Career and Technical Education (CTE) empowers students
to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. CTE
served 809,559 enrollees (grades 6-12) in 2009-2010 by preparing them for
high-wage, high-skill, and high-demand occupations and further education.
NC secondary Career and Technical Education (CTE) empowers students
to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. CTE
served 809,559 enrollees (grades 6-12) in 2009-2010 by preparing them for
high-wage, high-skill, and high-demand occupations and further education.
GRADUATION RATE
GRADUATION RATE
GRADUATION RATE
GRADUATION RATE
2007
2008
2009
2010
CTE Concentrators in
Four-Year Cohort*
81.7%
86.5%
86.7%
89.2%
All NC Students in
Four-Year Cohort* (NCLB)
69.5%
70.3%
71.8%
74.2%
2007
2008
2009
2010
CTE Concentrators in
Four-Year Cohort*
81.7%
86.5%
86.7%
89.2%
All NC Students in
Four-Year Cohort* (NCLB)
69.5%
70.3%
71.8%
74.2%
2007
2008
2009
2010
CTE Concentrators in
Four-Year Cohort*
81.7%
86.5%
86.7%
89.2%
All NC Students in
Four-Year Cohort* (NCLB)
69.5%
70.3%
71.8%
74.2%
2007
2008
2009
2010
CTE Concentrators in
Four-Year Cohort*
81.7%
86.5%
86.7%
89.2%
All NC Students in
Four-Year Cohort* (NCLB)
69.5%
70.3%
71.8%
74.2%
* Students in the No Child Left Behind four-year cohort for 2010 entered ninth grade in 2006-2007.
Concentrators in the cohort earned at least four credits in a technical sequence, at least one of
which is at the second level.
* Students in the No Child Left Behind four-year cohort for 2010 entered ninth grade in 2006-2007.
Concentrators in the cohort earned at least four credits in a technical sequence, at least one of
which is at the second level.
* Students in the No Child Left Behind four-year cohort for 2010 entered ninth grade in 2006-2007.
Concentrators in the cohort earned at least four credits in a technical sequence, at least one of
which is at the second level.
* Students in the No Child Left Behind four-year cohort for 2010 entered ninth grade in 2006-2007.
Concentrators in the cohort earned at least four credits in a technical sequence, at least one of
which is at the second level.
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPARISONS
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPARISONS
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPARISONS
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPARISONS
Total Concentrators
46,890
Percent of 2009 concentrators who reported they
were unemployed 6-9 months after graduation,
seeking full-time employment
5.0%
2009 statewide percent of all youth 16-19
unemployed, seeking full-time employment
25.7%
Total Concentrators
46,890
Percent of 2009 concentrators who reported they
were unemployed 6-9 months after graduation,
seeking full-time employment
5.0%
2009 statewide percent of all youth 16-19
unemployed, seeking full-time employment
25.7%
Total Concentrators
46,890
Percent of 2009 concentrators who reported they
were unemployed 6-9 months after graduation,
seeking full-time employment
5.0%
2009 statewide percent of all youth 16-19
unemployed, seeking full-time employment
25.7%
Total Concentrators
46,890
Percent of 2009 concentrators who reported they
were unemployed 6-9 months after graduation,
seeking full-time employment
5.0%
2009 statewide percent of all youth 16-19
unemployed, seeking full-time employment
25.7%
* Employment status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
* Employment status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
* Employment status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
* Employment status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
FISCAL EXPENDITURES
FISCAL EXPENDITURES
FISCAL EXPENDITURES
FISCAL EXPENDITURES
State
$407,900,253.71
87.6%
Federal
$22,702,101.87
4.9%
Local
$34,903,858.78
7.5%
TOTAL
$465,506,214.36
100.0%
State
$407,900,253.71
87.6%
Federal
$22,702,101.87
4.9%
Local
$34,903,858.78
7.5%
TOTAL
$465,506,214.36
100.0%
State
$407,900,253.71
87.6%
Federal
$22,702,101.87
4.9%
Local
$34,903,858.78
7.5%
TOTAL
$465,506,214.36
100.0%
State
$407,900,253.71
87.6%
Federal
$22,702,101.87
4.9%
Local
$34,903,858.78
7.5%
TOTAL
$465,506,214.36
100.0%
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Students who continued Further Education and Training
74.2%
Students who continued Further Education and Training
74.2%
Students who continued Further Education and Training
74.2%
Students who continued Further Education and Training
74.2%
Enrolled in a community, technical or junior college
52.1%
Enrolled in a community, technical or junior college
52.1%
Enrolled in a community, technical or junior college
52.1%
Enrolled in a community, technical or junior college
52.1%
Enrolled in a four-year college or university
37.9%
Enrolled in a four-year college or university
37.9%
Enrolled in a four-year college or university
37.9%
Enrolled in a four-year college or university
37.9%
Participating in a registered apprenticeship
0.2%
Participating in a registered apprenticeship
0.2%
Participating in a registered apprenticeship
0.2%
Participating in a registered apprenticeship
0.2%
Involved in formal business and industry training
3.3%
Involved in formal business and industry training
3.3%
Involved in formal business and industry training
3.3%
Involved in formal business and industry training
3.3%
Enlisted in the military
6.5%
Enlisted in the military
6.5%
Enlisted in the military
6.5%
Enlisted in the military
6.5%
* E ducation status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
* E ducation status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
* E ducation status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
* E ducation status of concentrators who graduated or left school in 2009, surveyed in 2010.
CTE POSTSECONDARY CREDIT EARNED WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL
CTE POSTSECONDARY CREDIT EARNED WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL
CTE POSTSECONDARY CREDIT EARNED WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL
CTE POSTSECONDARY CREDIT EARNED WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL
Earned credit in 2009-2010
17,860 Students
Earned credit in 2009-2010
17,860 Students
Earned credit in 2009-2010
17,860 Students
Earned credit in 2009-2010
17,860 Students
Earned credit in 2001-2002
759 Students
Earned credit in 2001-2002
759 Students
Earned credit in 2001-2002
759 Students
Earned credit in 2001-2002
759 Students
CTE Concentration
CTE Concentration
CTE Concentration
CTE Concentration
2010 North Carolina High School graduates
88,698
2010 North Carolina High School graduates
88,698
2010 North Carolina High School graduates
88,698
2010 North Carolina High School graduates
88,698
Graduates who earned a four-credit CTE concentration
46,890
Graduates who earned a four-credit CTE concentration
46,890
Graduates who earned a four-credit CTE concentration
46,890
Graduates who earned a four-credit CTE concentration
46,890
Percent of graduates who earned a CTE concentration
52.90%
Percent of graduates who earned a CTE concentration
52.90%
Percent of graduates who earned a CTE concentration
52.90%
Percent of graduates who earned a CTE concentration
52.90%
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
Professional Staff
Professional Staff
Professional Staff
Professional Staff
Career and Technical Education Teachers
Career and Technical Education Administrators
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
6,429
115
Career and Technical Education Teachers
Career and Technical Education Administrators
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
6,429
115
Career and Technical Education Teachers
Career and Technical Education Administrators
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
6,429
115
Career and Technical Education Teachers
Career and Technical Education Administrators
Source: NCDPI Financial and Business Services, 2010
6,429
115