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Programming
First High School Fall Signing Day
The application for High School Students is open the Ohio Professional Registry (OPR). Students who wish to participate in Fall Signing Day on October 5, 2022 will commit to their CDA Training Hours this academic year. First High School Fall Signing Day To access the application, students need to log into their OPR profile, go to the applications tab and click on the career compass application. Once complete, they submit the application. The application deadline is September 30, 2022. Approved students will receive a certificate (via pdf) to sign and information about sharing this on social media with a hashtag. Questions can be sent to [email protected].
Family and Consumer Sciences Programs
The CTE Assessment and Program Matrix is designed to provide school districts with information needed for designing programs, submitting program approval applications and for EMIS data reporting.
Family and Consumer Sciences programs must administer End of Course tests (WebXam) to students in grades 9-12. These valid and reliable tests are a tool that can be used for continuous improvement of courses offered. Because these courses are not classified as workforce development, the tests are not used in calculating the state technical skill attainment indicator of performance (2S1). However, the test will be utilized in the annual review of FCS programs. FCS test data will be collected in the EMIS Assessment Window.
Approval of new Career-Technical Education pathway program applications or applications for renewal of existing pathway programs is contingent upon complying with Ohio Department of Education Assurances and that evidence of compliance is maintained on file.
Teacher/Adviser Success Series (Workshop #2)
This program is designed to support Family and Consumer Sciences educators and FCCLA Advisers during their 1st through 5th years of teaching. The Ohio Department of Education staff, along with the Ohio Association Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences and seasoned teachers, will provide teachers in their first years of teaching with information as it relates to the three components of Family and Consumer Sciences Education: Classroom/Lab Instruction, FCCLA, and Experiential Learning within these professional development sessions.
Wednesday, October 19, 2022
Tolles Career & Technical Center, Student Activity Center
Cost: $25
Tentative Agenda and Registration Deadline: October 5, 2022
Ohio Beef Council Classroom Resources
Thanks to Ohio's cattle farmers, a Beef in the Classroom grant program was designed for Family and Consumer Science teachers or ProStart instructors. If you and your students will be preparing beef products, this program could provide financial support for your lesson.
For more information.
New: Baking and Pastry Arts Performance Assessment
In order to earn college credit under the new CTAN developed by ODHE in Baking and Pastry Arts, students must complete a performance assessment. The assessment will ask students to follow a standardized pastry recipe to demonstrate their practical baking skills. In October 2020, instructors produced a checklist to assess students on each phase of the cooking process. In addition, they created a rubric to evaluate the quality of the final product. These materials were validated through a survey sent to all current Baking & Pastry Arts instructors. After piloting the performance assessment, we are field testing the performance assessment on all students enrolled in the course this school year.
Baking and Pastry Arts CTAG
Ohio Professional Registry Help
Education and Training teachers who need to get students into the Ohio Professional registry, please contact Program Specialist, Mary Jo Kohl to start the process. If you need additional help, please contact Shawnna Morris at [email protected] who can help with the Career Tech training organization dashboard. If you need help with teacher or student profiles, email [email protected].
Career Tech PD Event User Guide
Finances 101
Finances 101 is a free life-sized game that teaches high school students about the financial demands of the real world in Northwest Ohio. This premier Financial Literacy event is sponsored by the Northwest Ohio Credit Union Alliance and Bowling Green State University. The Fall Game is Tuesday, October 18, 2022, at Bowling Green State University, Bowen Thompson Student Union. Students learn:
- About earning a salary and paying bills and taxes
- What it costs to run a household
- How earnings impact buying decisions
- What responsibilities lie ahead in the adult world
These Finances 101 in-person events are held a few times a year in various locations in NW Ohio. For more information.
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