2020 DQI: Aligning Perkins V Data and Methods of Administration (MOA) Plans Session

September 2, 2020

This "Learn" session focused on helping States align their civil rights work under both the Methods of Administration (MOA) program and Perkins, to ensure equal access and success for all career and technical education students. Speakers: Sharon Miller (OCTAE), Maria Litsakis (Office for Civil Rights), Marilyn Fountain (OCTAE), State Panelists (Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, and New Jersey)

Presentation Slides (PDF, 4.2 MB)
Activity Product: Jamboard Links - Discussion Questions (PDF, 246 KB)

Perkins V

Perkins V enables students to explore and follow career and technical education pathways, earning valuable credentials.

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State Formula Grants

Annually, the U.S. allocates $1.4 billion for states to develop career and technical education programs.

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Discretionary Grants

Over $26 million is provided yearly for four special grant programs to enhance career and technical education.

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National Initiatives

Congress annually allocates $7.4 million for improving career and technical education through research and evaluation.

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Resources

Explore videos and modules for state directors and staff administering CTE programs.

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2020 DQI: Aligning Perkins V Data and Methods of Administration (MOA) Plans Session

At a Glance

Perkins V

State Formula Grants

Discretionary Grants

National Initiatives

Resources