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Career field technical content standards define the knowledge and skills students need in order to be successful in a given career field.  The Ohio Department will soon publish a timeline for full implementation.  Aaron Stewart is ODE IT pathway consultant.  Click here for contact information.  To review standards, click on each strand to download draft content: IT Fundamentals Information Security Infrastructure Systems Programming SW Dev Web Development

The CTAG Verification Form has been revised.  The new version contains updates to the available list of (CT)2 program areas. Also, a link to the list of mailing addresses for the form has been added. The list of mailing addresses can be found in the “Basic Information” section of the (CT)2 website under the “(CT)2 Verification Form Information” header. This form is to be used for students who completed approved Career-Technical courses and/or programs in order to verify their completion of the learning outcomes ...

The Ohio Board of Regents has launched a new website designed to support students and families plan for college.  Ohio Means Success offers information about the college admission process, earning college credit in high school, transfer credit policies, opportunities for veterans and options for adult students with significant family obligations.

College and secondary CTE faculty are invited to participate in item writing meetings for the new technical assessments in the Career Fields of health, law & public safety, information technology, engineering, manufacturing and construction.  Call for Writers information The goal is to create test item banks in February, March, April, and May to support end-of-course testing scheduled to begin fall 2014.  Two 2-day workshops by pathway will be held at CETE in Columbus between February and May 2013. Workshops will ...

A tuition grant has been implemented by Cincinnati State for residents of Butler, Warren, Montgomery and Preble Counties who attend the Middletown branch campus. Students residing in these counties and enrolled in a certificate or degree program may be eligible for as much as $1,500 in grants during their first year.  The Success Partners grant has just been extended through 2013--applying to current high school seniors.  For information about the grant, contact the Office of Admission, (513) 705-1604.

University of Cincinnati Blue Ash has added two programs that align with high school career tech business pathways: Administrative Management:  Meeting/Event Planning and Administrative Management:  Administrative Support. Up to four classes may be articulated; credits range from six – 12 hours.  Business teachers who would like to articulate with UC Blue Ash should contact Terry Benedict.  A secondary POS and syllabus will be requested.  Curriculum and program information is here.

Tech Prep Cincinnati Area is coordinating medical terminology testing for students in health programs that articulate with Cincinnati State and UC Blue Ash.  Cincinnati State instructor Daphne Robinson will visit Tech Prep health programs to administer the test to seniors who would like to pursue credit by examination options.  Click here to schedule the test and obtain book and pre-test information.

Tech Prep students seeking admission from Miami University Regionals do not have to pay fees for application and credit by examination. The $35 application fee can be waived if a letter from the Tech Prep teacher accompanies the paper application verifying student enrollment in a Tech Prep program. (If the student fills out the application online they will be forced to pay the $35 fee for it to come through, so they need to use the paper one or print it ...