2024-2025 - Preliminary Awards for the State of Oregon
Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act-Perkins V
For 2024-2025 Perkins Awards: 20% of allocated funds will be available in July 2024. The remainder of the funds will be released in October 2024.
Consortia Award Recipients
Central Oregon Perkins Alliance
| $ 871,783
| $ 157,523
| $ 15,000
|
Clackamas Technical Education Consortium
| $ 883,398
| $ 159,043
| $ 0
|
Douglas CTE Consortium
| $ 134,473
| $ 93,736
| $ 70,000
|
Eastern Oregon CTE Consortium
| $ 201,258
| $ 85,420
| $ 85,000
|
InterMountain CTE Consortium
| $ 294,127
| $ 81,676
| $ 55,000
|
Lane CTE Consortium
| $ 544,728
| $ 182,220
| $ 30,000
|
Linn-Benton CTE Consortium
| $ 680,020
| $ 112,837
| $ 0
|
Mt. Hood CTE Consortium
| $ 682,868
| $ 151,459
| $ 0
|
Mid-Willamette Education Consortium
| $1,444,501
| $ 254,336
| $ 0
|
North Coast Educational Consortium
| $ 154,436
| $ 30,847
| $ 55,000
|
Portland Area CTE Consortium
| $ 295,906
| $ 568,987
| $ 30,000
|
Southern Oregon CTE Consortium
| $ 727,783
| $ 245,798
| $ 15,000
|
South Coast CTE Consortium
| $ 338,586
| $ 69,656
| $ 0
|
Tillamook Education Consortium
| $ 88,249
| $ 28,938
| $ 40,000
|
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* Currently, there is no funding to continue the small/rural supplement beyond 2024-25.
Chemeketa CC
- Increasing CTE participation by 5%, with a focus on work-based learning
- Removing barriers to information on high-wage, high-demand industries and correlating programs of study
- Increasing knowledge in equitable best practices, industry standards, and program improvement
- Increasing student focal group participation in work-based learning and career exploration
Clackamas ESD
- Increasing work-based learning participation with the goal of exceeding Oregon performance targets
- Supporting partnerships among schools/programs/teachers, secondary/postsecondary institutions, and industry partners
- Updating equipment/software to meet industry standards
- Increasing retention rates of participants/concentrators from 36% to 46%, expecially among focal populations
Etc.