CTE works
for North Carolina
Measuring up
CTE Works for North Carolina
• Identifying concentrators
– 2011-12 concentrators for reporting
– 2012-13 WorkKeys test takers
• NC WISE issues
• Tracking accommodations
• Data overview
– Enrollment trends
– 2011 Feedback Survey results
– Performance indicator results
2011-12 Identification of
concentrators for reporting
• DPI identifies Concentrators in grades
9-13
– Cohort
– Match to GDVS (using CTE codes)
– Match to estimated dropouts
• LEAs validate concentrators (builds on
work done as part of WK validation)
• Project complete by late September
2012-13 Identification of
WorkKeys test-takers
• DPI identifies potential 12th grade
concentrators
• LEAs validate potential concentrators
• LEAs confirm or correct anticipated
cluster in NC WISE
– Early graduates
– Remaining 12th graders
• Accountability sets list
NC WISE
• Course codes for 2012 Essential
Standards now in place
– Problems? Contact NC DPI Service Desk
• Overview of changes
– Career and College Promise
– Other generic codes
– DRAFT Enrollment Manual posted
• Conversion to PowerSchool
– Effective July 1, 2013
Tracking Accommodations
• CTE now included on agency IEP form
(paper and electronic)
• Impact
– Short term: CTE Teachers and
Administrators access via NC WISE
– Long term: CTE Teachers and
Administrators access via Elements
• Instant access
• Interactive capabilities
Data overview
NC CTE Enrollment Trends
2006-2011
919240
1000000
868415
896009
883112
900000
810203
804850
800000
700000
600000
500000
400000
300000
200000
100000
0
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
SOURCE: CTE A&RS, 2012
2011 NC CTE Enrollment
by Program Area
Health Sciences
Education
6%
Agricultural
Education
Technology 6%
Engineering &
Design
9%
Marketing &
Entrepreneurship
5%
Business, Finance and
IT
36%
Career Development
10%
Trade & Industrial
Education
11%
Family & Consumer
Sciences
17%
N=804,850
SOURCE: CTE A&RS, 2012
CTE Keeps Students
in School
Percent counting as graduates in 4-year cohort
90
80
70
60
50
CTE
All NC
40
30
20
10
0
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
SOURCE: AYP, 2011
CTE Concentrator Followup, 2011
CTE Prepares Students
for Further Education
60
53.3%
50
37.3%
Percent
40
30
20
0.1%
10
0
Community/junior
college
Four year college
Apprentice
3.1%
Formal business
training
6.2%
Military
SOURCE: CTE Concentrator Followup, 2011
CTE Prepares Students
for Further Education
Percent of concentrators in further
education
• 73.6%
SOURCE: CTE Concentrator Followup, 2011
CTE Keeps Students
in School
Percent who agreed or strongly
agreed with the statement “CTE
was a main reason I stayed in
school.”
• 80.1%
SOURCE: CTE A&RS, 2012
CTE Helps Students
Transition to Workforce
30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
15.00%
10.00%
5.00%
0.00%
CTE concentrators
2010 statewide
unemployed seeking
youth
full-time work
unemployment rate
SOURCE: CTE Concentrator Followup, 2011
2012
Performance indicator results
Actual
Target
1S1 AA: Reading/LA
53.0%
1S2 AA: Mathematics
78.1%
2S1 Technical Attainment
78.1%
3S1 Completion
90.0%
4S1 Graduation
85.0%
5S1 Placement
90.4%
92.5%
6S1 Non-Traditional
Participation
28.5%
6S2 Non-Traditional Completion
21.0%
Met
2011
Performance indicator results
Actual
Target
Met
LEAs
Not Met
1S1 AA: Reading/LA
56.6%
48.0%
1S2 AA: Mathematics
63.5%
78.0%
2S1 Technical Attainment
72.2%
76.0%
32
3S1 Completion
94.3%
89.0%
1
4S1 Graduation
89.6%
83.0%
0
5S1 Placement
91.0%
92.0%
7
6S1 Non-Traditional
Participation
32.4%
26.5%
16
6S2 Non-Traditional
Completion
24.8%
20.5%
13
19
χ
82
For more information
Rhonda Welfare
Senior Analyst, State and Federal Accountability
Rhonda.welfare@dpi.nc.gov
919-807-3876