Wilson County
5-year Enrollment Trend
The Present
Wilson County Schools’ current
Career and Technical Education Programs
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Agriculture
Agricultural Mechanics*, Animal Science, Horticulture
Specific Weld Certification
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Business & Information Technology
Microsoft IT Academy*, Principles of Business, Business Law,
Business Management, Accounting*, Computer Programming*,
Multimedia & Webpage Design, Computer Skills & Applications*
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
•Microsoft Office
•Word
•PowerPoint
•Publisher
•Excel
•Access
•Accounting
•Programming
Partnerships Providing Instruction
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Career Development
Exploring Career Decisions* for Middle Grades
Career Management for High School
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Family & Consumer Sciences
Personal Finance, Early Childhood Education*, Foods, Culinary
Arts*, Apparel, Interior Design
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family & Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Health Sciences
Health Team Relations, Biomedical Technology, Health Sciences,
Pharmacy Technology*, Nursing Fundamentals*
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
Marketing, Marketing Management, Sports and Entertainment
Marketing, Hospitality & Tourism
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Technology
Scientific Visualization & Game Art Design
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
Trade & Industry
Architectural* & Engineering Drafting*,
Carpentry*, Welding*, Electrical*,
Automotive Technology*
✓
1
Agriculture
2
Business & Information Technology
3
Career Development
4
Family and Consumer Sciences
5
Health Sciences
6
Marketing & Entrepreneurship
7
Technology
78
Trade & Industry
16 National Career Clusters
National Standards = National Recognition
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How does a student become a CTE Concentrator?
Opening doors to Completion, Certification,
Credentialing & College Credit
Career Cluster
Choose four sequential courses in
one of the 16 National CTE Career
Cluster Pathways.
Completer
Successfully master the standards
in all four courses, including one
Level II course (completer).
Concentrator
Be eligible to enroll in CTE Workbased Learning courses,
Community College Courses, and
test for certification and Credentials.
Concentrators
2012 to 2013
Wilson County
CTE Concentrators 2012 to 2013
300
250
200
Concentrators 2012
150
Concentrators 2013
100
50
0
Beddingfield
Fike
Hunt
WCS
The Proof is in the Numbers
Students who complete a pathway in CTE…
Graduate in 4-years at a rate of
90.3%
Pathways Lead to
Career Readiness Certification
4 Courses
in one CTE
Pathway
CTE
Concentration
ACT
NCRC
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Work Keys Outcomes
2012 to 2013
Career Readiness Certification - 2012
Career Readiness Certification - 2013
100.0%
100.0%
90.0%
90.0%
80.0%
8.7%
3.4%
80.0%
22.4%
5.4%
6.2%
70.0%
7.8%
10.3%
4.8%
70.0%
60.0%
60.0%
50.0%
50.0%
% Gold 2013
55.9%
40.0%
55.1%
% Silver 2013
% Bronze 2013
40.0%
40.2%
43.5%
43.1%
30.0%
20.0%
50.6%
60.3%
30.0%
46.4%
20.0%
35.9%
34.8%
31.2%
23.7%
10.0%
27.5%
10.0%
25.3%
22.2%
Hunt
WCS
8.6%
0.0%
0.0%
Beddingfield
Fike
Hunt
WCS
Beddingfield
Fike
Work-Based Learning Program
One SURE way to make a HUGE impact on a student!
• Apprenticeship
• Cooperative
Education
• Entrepreneurship
• Field Trip
• Internship
• Mentorship
• School-based Enterprise
• Service Learning
• Shadowing
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Our Common Goal!
Expanded Opportunities for Students
Wilson
20/20
Thinking,
EWC
Creative,
Responsible,
Independent
CTE
Partners
Graduates
Evaluation & Exploration
Pathways to Prosperity
Harvard Education Study
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CTE Program Evaluation & Improvement
We Want More...
Career & Technical Education Goals
Stakeholder
Involvement
Career
Exploration &
Planning
Credentialing
College
Credit
Work-Based
Learning
THANK YOU!
Angela B. Norris
Executive Director for Career & Technical Education
angela.norris@wilsonschoolsnc.net