| Girard City School District |
| Bylaws & Policies |
2421 - CAREER-TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
The Board of Education recognizes that career-technical education is a viable program component for students.
For purposes of this policy, "career-technical education" shall be defined as programs and services (formerly known as vocational education) that prepare students for careers and continued education.
The Board shall provide an approved plan for secondary career-technical workforce development programs for students in grades 9 through 12. The plan will be updated at five (5) year intervals to provide a revised current listing of District programs. At that time the plan will be submitted to the Ohio Department of Education. The program listing shall reflect current and future needs of students, community, business and industry, and meet Ohio Department of Education criteria for secondary workforce development programs.
The Board shall provide, in cooperation with the Trumbull Career and Technical Center a career-technical education program that includes workforce development programs from the following career fields:
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Agricultural and Environment Education |
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B. |
Arts and Communication |
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C. |
Business and Administrative Services |
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D. |
Construction Technologies |
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E. |
Education and Training |
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F. |
Engineering and Science Technologies |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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G. |
Finance |
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Computerized Business Management Tech Prep |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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H. |
Health Science |
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Biotechnology Tech Prep |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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I. |
Hospitality and Tourism |
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Hospitality Services |
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Hotel/Motel |
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HR Fabric Services |
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Restaurant Services |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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J. |
Human Services |
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Cosmetology |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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K. |
Information Technology |
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Information Technology Tech Prep |
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Interactive Multimedia Tech Prep |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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L. |
Law and Public Safety |
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Public Safety |
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Air Force Jr. ROTC |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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M. |
Manufacturing Technologies |
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Electronics |
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Welding |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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N. |
Marketing |
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Distribution and Warehousing |
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Marketing Education |
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Link to Career Field Content Standards |
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O. |
Non Specific |
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Career Based Intervention |
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Job Training/Option 4 |
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Transportation Systems |
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Auto Collision Technology |
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Automotive Services Technology |
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Programs by Alpha
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Administrative Office Technology |
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B. |
Air Force Jr. ROTC |
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C. |
Animal Management Technology |
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D. |
Architectural Drafting |
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E. |
Auto Collision Technology |
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F. |
Automotive Services Technology |
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G. |
Biotechnology Tech Prep |
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H. |
Building Trades |
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I. |
CADD Tech Prep |
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J. |
Career Based Intervention |
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K. |
Career Paths for the Teaching Profession Tech Prep |
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L. |
Carpentry |
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M. |
Computerized Business Management Tech Prep |
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N. |
Construction Technology Tech Prep |
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O. |
Cosmetology |
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P. |
Distribution and Warehousing |
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Q. |
Early Childhood Education |
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R. |
Electrical Technology |
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S. |
Electronics |
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T. |
Engineering Tech Prep |
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U. |
Equine Management |
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V. |
Graphic Communications |
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W. |
Health Science Academy (new program for 2009) |
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X. |
Hospitality Services |
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Y. |
Hotel/Motel |
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Z. |
HR Fabric Services |
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AA. |
Information Technology Tech Prep |
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BB. |
Interactive Multimedia Tech Prep |
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CC. |
Interior Design Technology |
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DD. |
Job Training/Option 4 |
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EE. |
Landscape and Design Technology |
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FF. |
Marketing Education |
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GG. |
Power Equipment Mechanics |
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HH. |
Public Safety |
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II. |
Restaurant Services |
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JJ. |
Welding |
The Board directs that any efforts to recruit students to participate in a particular vocational program must include literature and comparable recruitment efforts for students with disabilities in a format and context in which they communicate.
The career-technical education program may also include:
| A. | a shared-time program outside of school; | |
| B. | a work-study program involving the employment of qualified students; | |
| Work-study programs are available to students without regard for race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. The application forms for work-study programs shall contain a notice of nondiscrimination and each employer associated with a work-study program must provided annual written assurance of nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, and disability prior to the time the students are selected and/or assigned. | ||
| C. | Career Based Intervention for students ages 12-21 inclusively in grades 7-12 who are identified as disadvantaged (either academically or economically or both) and who have barriers to achieving academic and career success; | |
| D. | Work and Family Studies for students in grades 7-12. |
Program accountability shall be maintained within a performance system that focuses on student academic proficiency, technical proficiency, high school graduation, and post-program placement.
R.C. 3313.53, 3313.90 et seq.
A.C. 3301-61
Adopted 12/10/08