Career and Technical Education Program Policies and Proced

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Skilled and Technical Education Ray Winiecki, Education & Instruction Manager ray.winiecki@arkansas.gov Room 505 501-682-1271 Barbara Dimon, Education & Instruction Coordinator barbara.dimon@arkansas.gov Stephanie Harvey, Education & Instruction Coordinator stephanie.harvey@arkansas.gov Jeremy Brevell, Education & Instruction Coordinator jeremy.brevell@arkansas.gov Special Populations Marylene Tate, Education & Instruction Manager marylene.tate@arkansas.gov Room 407 501-682-1535 Priya Gurumurthi, Administrative Specialist priya.gurumurthi@arkansas.gov Workforce Training Sandra Porter Associate Director for Workforce Training sandra.porter@arkansas.gov Room 402.1 501-682-1505 Paula McGill, Administrative Specialist paula.mcgill@arkansas.gov 4
Statement of Assurance All vocational opportunities are offered without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, or age. The following civil rights laws protect individuals from discrimination in programs or activities receiving federal financial assistance: Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Age Discrimination Act of 1975 RELATED LINK: Go to the Department of Labor for assistance with specific laws and regulations, http://www.dol.gov/dol/compliance/compliance-majorlaw.htm. Summary of Dates/Forms Associated with Instructional Programs Date Form # and Web Site Address Name of Form August 1 (http://ace.arkansas.gov/CareerandTechEducation /TeacherInformationSystem.htm) Computer submission of Teacher Information Notification by letter of October 1 schools using concurrent credit to meet standards October 1 WE-92 (http://ace.arkansas.gov /CTESCTENewandExpandedPrograms.htm) C & T New Program Startup Proposals Computer submission of November 10 www.theaet.com Agriculture Education Program of Activities Computer submission of February 1 www.theaet.com Agriculture Education Program of Activities February 15 Computer submission of (or 10 days before www.theaet.com Agriculture Education FFA first contest) membership dues March 15 WE-4 (http://ace.arkansas.gov /CTESCTENewandExpandedPrograms.htm) Reimbursement for C & T New Program Equipment Computer submission of April 1 www.theaet.com Agriculture Education National Chapter Report Computer submission of June 1 www.theaet.com Agriculture Education Annual FFA Report June 30 STRIVE End of Year Report 2 weeks prior to beginning of class WE-6 (http://ace.arkansas.gov /CTESCTEReporting%20Forms.htm) Application for Adult Skill Training Class (no classes will be approved after May 1) No later than 2 weeks after completion of class WE-PD (http://ace.arkansas.gov /CTESCTEReporting%20Forms.htm) Adult Skill Training Class Enrollment Report (all reimbursement requests must be received by May 30) 5
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CLUSTER: ARTS, A/V TECHNOLOGY & COM
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Theatre Performance Program of Stud
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Student Organization A career and t
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Student Organization Students enrol
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Construction Technology CLUSTER: AR
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Welding 495550 Gas Metal Arc Weldin
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