CTE Revitalization Grant Funded Project Updates

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Grants under this program were awarded and used to enhance collaboration between education providers and employers. This page showcases some of the exciting program results.

CTE Revitalization Grant Recipients	Project Updates
Bethel School District	Arts Education for the Digital Age High Schools Win Grants for Business Partnerships – The Register Guard
Canby School District	Building Pathways from Classroom to Career Canby High School Wins $145,000 in Career and Technical Education Grant – The Oregonian
Crook County School District	Better Than Ever A Partnership Between Business and Education – Central Oregonian Collaboration in Learning - Central Oregonian
Eugene School District	Career Success STEMs Churchill High Receives Grant for Engineering Program - KLCC
Lebanon School District	The Power of We Trades Academy Begins – Albany Democrat Herald
Linn Regional Trades Academy	Learning by Doing - Albany Democrat Herald
Mt. Angel School District	From Project-Based Learning to Profession Mt. Angel-Silver Falls CTE Revitalization Grant Website
Pine Eagle Charter School	Brave New Schools Pine Eagle and EAGLE CAP Receive Grant for Technology Program – The Record Courier
Wallowa Education Service District	A Fresh CROP Kyle’s A+ Project – YouTube

Revitalization Grant Update Presentation, 1-24-13

A presentation was made to the State Board of Education (SBE) at their January 24, 2013 meeting that highlighted Grant Recipients project updates. Both the PowerPoint presentation and video links, below, are from that presentation.

PowerPoint Presentation 02/05/2013 (4.13 MB)
Video Presentation

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Contacts

Tom Thompson (503) 947-5790
Secondary/Post Secondary Transitions - Ed. Specialist, Industrial & Engineering Systems
Donna Brant (503) 947-5622
Secondary/Post Secondary Transitions - Education Specialist