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State Profiles
https://octae.ed.gov/grants/state-profiles
Town Hall Webinars
https://octae.ed.gov/cte/grants/town-hall-webinars
The Division of Academic and Technical Education (DATE) hosts Town Hall Webinars for State CTE directors, their staffs, and representatives of national CTE organizations and associations to provide information and updates regarding the administration and implementation of Perkins V. The Webinars also foster the exchange of information and resources among States that support the provision of high-quality CTE programs, policies, and practices.Visit the Calendar page for information about upcoming Town Hall Webinars. Discussion DocumentsDiscretionary Grants
https://octae.ed.gov/cte/grants/discretionary-grants
In addition to State formula funding, Perkins V authorizes over $26 million annually for four discretionary grant programs that seek to develop, improve, and modernize career and technical education programs.Innovation and Modernization Program
https://octae.ed.gov/cte/grants/discretionary-grants/innovation-and-modernization-grant-program
The purpose of the Perkins Innovation and Modernization grant program is to identify, support, and rigorously evaluate evidence-based and innovative strategies and activities to improve and modernize career and technical education (CTE) and ensure workforce skills taught in CTE programs funded under the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 (Perkins V), align with labor market needs.Native American Career and Technical Education Program
https://octae.ed.gov/cte/grants/discretionary-grants/native-american-career-and-technical-education-program
Each year, under the Perkins statute, Congress authorizes nearly $18 million to the Native American Career and Technical Education Program (NACTEP). This funding is designated for federally recognized Indian tribes, tribal organizations, Alaska Native entities, and eligible Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)-funded schools to provide career and technical education programs for Native Americans and Alaska Natives students.
