Locally Developed Technical Skill Assessments

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Locally developed and ODE approved technical skill assessments can be used for the technical skill attainment measurement required by Perkins IV. The assessments listed below have been approved. Refer to the Oregon Skill Sets for a complete list of approved assessments sorted by cluster and focus area. Information on approval of locally produced assessments can be found here.

Region 2A
Washington and Eastern Columbia counties, PAVTEC and Portland Community College
Region 2B
Multnomah county, Multnomah ESD and Mt. Hood Community College
Region 3
Marion, Polk, Yamhill & Lincoln counties, Mid Willamette Education Consortium (MWEC) and Chemeketa Community College.
Region 4
Linn and Benton counties and Linn-Benton Community College.
Region 5
Lane county, Lane ESD and Lane Community College
Region 6
Douglas county and Umpqua Community College
Region 7
Coos and Curry counties, South Coast ESD and Southwestern Oregon Community College
Region 8
Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties, Southern Oregon ESD and Klamath and Rogue Community College
Region 9
Hood River and Wasco counties and Columbia Gorge Community College
Region 10
Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Jefferson, Lake, Sherman & Wheeler counties, High Desert ESD & Central Oregon Community College
Region 12
Umatilla and Morrow counties, Umatilla Morrow ESD and Blue Mountain Community College
Region 14
Harney and Malheur counties, Malheur ESD and Treasure Valley Community College
Region 15
Clackamas county, Clackamas ESD and Clackamas Community College

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