Career & Technical Education
CTE News
Congratulations to Katelyn Owen and the West Rowan Prostart Management Team for placing 3rd in the State Competition at Johnson and Wales University in Charlotte, NC.
West Rowan Prostart had two teams compete February 26th at the State Prostart Competition at Johnson and Wales University in Charlotte. Stay tuned - winners will be announced today!
On February 6th all 8th graders will travel to the high school they will attend and be immersed in all that CTE has to offer. Registration for 2018-2019 will start soon. Our rising freshmen will be prepared to make course selections based on their post-secondary plans and career goals.
Let us know how we can work together to build tomorrow's workforce.
CTE Administration
CTE Administration
Mandy Mills
Titles:
Director of Career & Technical Education
Locations:
Wallace Educational Forum
Email:
Career Development Coordinators
Career Development Coordinators
James Alexander
Titles:
Career Development Coordinator
Locations:
Carson High, Southeast Middle
Email:
Dominique Bates
Titles:
Career Development Coordinator
Locations:
Knox Middle, Salisbury High
Email:
Blaire Goodale
Titles:
Career Development Coordinator
Locations:
China Grove Elementary, China Grove Middle, South Rowan High
Email:
Leigh Miller
Titles:
Career Development Coordinator
Locations:
North Rowan High, North Rowan Middle
Email:
Colleen Young
Titles:
Career Development Coordinator
Locations:
Henderson High, West Rowan High, West Rowan Middle
Email:
RSS Career Academies
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Mission Statement
The mission of Career and Technical Education (CTE) is to empower students to be successful citizens, workers and leaders in a global economy. CTE programs are designed to contribute to the broad education achievement of students, including basic skills, as well as their ability to work independently and as part of a team, think creatively and solve problems, and utilize technology in the thinking and problem solving process.
Career and Technical Education fulfills an increasingly significant role in school reform efforts. Students who concentrate in a CTE area, earning at least four related technical credits and meeting other criteria, are better prepared for the further education and advance training required to be successful in 21st century careers. Career and Technical Educators at the state and local levels partner with business and industry and with community colleges and postsecondary institutions to ensure career and Technical Education serves the needs of individual students and of the state.
