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Oregon schools and community colleges report enrollment and performance data on students who complete courses in state-approved career and technical instruction. The data is received by state data collection systems. It is compiled, analyzed and reported to the U.S. Department of Education to fulfill career and technical education federal grant funding requirements (Perkins funds). The information is also used for policy development as requested or required by the Oregon State Board of Education, the legislature, state and college personnel and for educational research.

These pages provide guidance, resources, and links to assist secondary schools and community colleges in collecting, preparing, and reporting the data.

CTE Data Collections and Reports

Approved Secondary CTE Programs
CTE Data and Reporting Schedule 2013 - 2014 08/16/2013 (89.17 KB)
CTE Database Portfolio Graphic 02/19/2013 (172.12 KB)
Maps of Secondary CTE Programs
Secondary CTE Data Collection Definitions and Deadlines 08/16/2013 (107.16 KB)
2011-12 Secondary Perkins/CTE Performance (“Traffic Light” report) 10/01/2012 (201.77 KB)
CTE RC Confidentiality Form 08/19/2013 (102.24 KB)

Data Quality Guidance

Definitions and Guidance 02/06/2013 (131.31 KB)
Improving CTE Data Quality 10/31/2012 (111 KB)

Performance and Accountability

Consolidated Annual Report (CAR) to USDOE
Perkins IV CTE Performance Measurement - SECONDARY Only 10/02/2012 (256.05 KB)
(definitions, target and actual performance levels)
Request to Re-Open CTE Program Update Application 08/20/2013 (74.34 KB)

CTE Program Update User Manual

Related Resources

Approved Postsecondary CTE Programs 02/14/2013 (138.10 KB)

Approved Secondary CTE Programs

CTE Data Collection and Reports - Resources

Oregon Community Colleges Information

Postsecondary CTE Data and Reporting

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Contacts

Laura Roach (503) 947-5656
Secondary/Post Secondary Transitions - Director
Brent Jacobsen (503) 947-5686
Secondary/Post Secondary Transitions - Ed. Specialist, Career & Technical Education Data