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    Renee Dawson, Assistant Director of Career and Technical Education, Computer Science and Community Connections
    Dr. Lhe Smith, Supervisor, Career and Technical Education
    Christine Good, Specialist, Career and Technical Education
    TBD, Specialist, Career and Technical Education
    Rachel Nappier, Career and Technical Education Program Assistant

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    In Career and Technical Education (CTE):

    • We communicate and model high expectations for all students, which includes emphasizing and valuing multiple pathways for students after high school (i.e., college, entering the workforce, military) and collaborating with students to identify personal interests, aptitudes and strengths to establish goals for the future.
    • We believe that all students deserve to have access to a conducive learning environment and relevant and rigorous coursework, including honors and dual-enrollment opportunities, opportunities to earn credentials and to engage in robust work-based learning experiences. 
    • We provide scaffolds and supports to ensure all students can access the curriculum and authentic learning experiences that support their identified interests and goals.

    What is Career and Technical Education (CTE)? CTE offers courses to students in grades 6 through 12 that contain:

    • [ 1 ] competency-based instruction,
    • [ 2 ] career and technical student organizations,
    • [ 3 ] industry credentials,* and
    • [ 4 ] work-based learning experiences.

    Take a moment to review what Career and Technical Education (CTE) looks like in LCPS.

    *Industry credentials are only offered to students in grades 9 - 12.


     


  • Annual Notice of Nondiscrimination:

    Loudoun County Public Schools offer a wide range of Career and Technical Education programs, including Agricultural Education, Business & Information Technology, Career Connections, Family & Consumer Sciences, Health & Medical Sciences, Marketing, Military Sciences, Technology and Engineering Education, and Trade & Industrial Education.

    Loudoun County Public Schools and its Career and Technical Education Programs do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and, if applicable, provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.

    The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies:

    • Christopher Moy, Division Title IX Coordinator
    • John Lody, Director of Diagnostic & Prevention Services 
      • 21000 Education Court
      • Ashburn, VA 20148
      • (571) 252-1016
      • John.Lody@lcps.org
Last Modified on January 17, 2023