Year: 2010

A.J. Moore (Moore) is a magnet high school designed to prepare students for success in
postsecondary education and in the work place. Students are prepared to excel academically, physically,
and socially. A strong special emphasis is placed upon the Career Academies, of which four were
operational during 2005-06, with two more being added for 2006-07. Recently, Moore was selected by
the Governor and the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to receive one of three state STEM (science,
technology,...Read more

Year: 2012

Griffin High School (GHS) is a 9-12 school located in a suburban community south of Atlanta, GA and is 1 of 2 high schools in the Griffin-Spalding County School (GSCS) district. GSCS has 18 schools- 2 high schools, 4 middle schools, 11 elementary schools, and 1 alternative school. GHS serves approximately 1340 students of which 55% are minority, 38% white, and only 1% of the student population is ELL. The free and reduced lunch population has risen to78%. Students with disabilities represent...Read more

Year: 2012

Jensen Beach High School opened in Jensen Beach, Florida, in 2004. In its short existence, the school has achieved outstanding student performance and recognition for its programs, administrators, and faculty. Through the concept of experiential education, students engage in real-world activities within all the disciplines. Some of these experiences include band students playing alongside the Latin Grammy award winner, Mr. Nestor Torres, art and social studies students creating quilts that ar...Read more

Year: 2012

Kennesaw Mountain High School in Cobb County, Georgia, is a national model of how to hold high expectations for all students and meet individual student needs within a large comprehensive high school. Located in the city of Kennesaw, the school serves the northwest area of Cobb County, which has the second largest school system in Georgia and the 30th largest in the United States. It opened in 2000.

Kennesaw Mountain is a large suburban school within a supportive community. In 2011-2012, t...Read more

Year: 2011

Woodside High School (Woodside), home of the Wildcats, has been serving the communities of the San Francisco mid-peninsula since its opening in 1958. The 34-acre campus lies just east of the Santa Cruz Mountains and is one of five campuses in the Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD). Woodside has approximately 1,800 students who come from the surrounding communities of Redwood City, Woodside, Portola Valley, Menlo Park, San Carlos, and East Palo Alto.
The school community reflects the ...Read more

When introducing new resources with faculty and staff, a question often heard is "Where do we begin?" This CTE Technical Bulletin will assist participants in locating sample Gold Seal Lessons and reviewing their development on the CTE TAC Website. Included in this bulletin is a WebQuest Tutorial on connecting with the Gold Seal Lessons on the CTE TAC Website and a GSL Activity Sheet to help clarify what makes a Gold Seal Lesson and how it reflects on student learning. This bulletin was dev...Read more

This Video Tutorial will lintroduce you to developing a profile and logging in procedures to allow you access to all the CTE TAC resouces.

You will also find a PowerPoint Slide Show sharing this information, see below in "Supporting Files."

Folder: College Readiness

In Arizona as elsewhere, the future belongs to the skilled. Education and training are the stepping stones to individual development and economic self-sufficiency. Trained entrepreneurs, professionals and workers fuel business growth, attract prized employers and drive statewide prosperity in all sectors. As Arizona emerges from the Great Recession, its future success requires an education system that provides future workers with the skills and credentials to meet the rising challenge of glob...Read more