Perkins

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Adult and Career Technical Education
Perkins

About Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Improvement Act of 2006

The Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Improvement Act of 2006 amends the Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act of 1998. The 2006 Perkins Act is a federal career technical education funding act that provides for program improvement to integrate academic, vocational, and technical instruction. The current Act (also known as Perkins IV) was approved on August 12, 2006. Funding for Perkins IV is authorized for fiscal years 2007-2012.

Last Update January 27, 2012

Professional Development Opportunities

Upcoming Perkins Advisor Meetings, 2011-2012
Thursdays at AFOC, 10th Floor Auditorium, 1:30 - 3:30 pm:

July 28, 2011

October 27, 2011

~~January 26, 2012~~ January 12, 2012 @ 1 pm @ Beaudry, 2nd Floor (2-201)

May 24, 2012

CTE Teacher Inventory Form, 2011, pdf
2011-2012 List of CTE Courses Available for Student Enrollment by Industry Sector, pdf file (16 pages)

Perkins Proposal Forms
2011-2012 Perkins Application - Directions, pdf
2011-2012 Perkins Application, Word document
Perkins Requisition Form, Excel file, Revised 7/2011
Sample Industry Sector/Career Pathway Matrix, pdf file
School Proposal Flowchart, pdf file
Proposal Approval Process
Labor Market Link - EDD (Occupation Profile! right-hand side)
Reference Guide No. C-24, Purchasing Procedures & Delegated Authority
C-24 Attachment A Template Procurement Certification

Memos
Perkins Grant Codes for 2011-2012, Memo dated July 22, 2011
Perkins Funded Positions, Memo dated July 9, 2010
Perkins Funded Positions Template, 2010-2011, Word document

Time Reporting
LAUSD Bulletin 2643.5, Documentation for Employees Paid from Fed. and State Categorical Programs, June 17, 2010, pdf file
Fully Funded Semi-Annual Certification - Template, (Attachment B) Word document
Fully Funded Semi-Annual Certification, Sample, (Attachment B) pdf file

Multi-Funded Time Report (2011-2012) - CAS - all months, Excel file, Sample included on first tab
Multi-Funded Time Report (2011-2012) - ROC/P - all months, Excel file, Sample included on first tab

Perkins Advisor - Job Description, pdf file

Student Data Collection
DACE Guideline No. 30, Marking Student Course Completion Using Adult Weekly Attendance Form 34-A-EH-49, December 12, 2006
DACE Guideline No. 39, Adult SIS-Generated Certificates of Completion & Verification of Competency Letters, July 24, 2007
CTE Certificates Generated from ASIS, Memo dated April 9, 2008
2011-2012 Perkins Declaration of Eligibility Form, English, pdf file
2011-2012 Perkins Declaration of Eligibility Form, Spanish, pdf file
Perkins Poverty Guidelines pdf file
3 Year Comparison of Perkins Identified CTE Adult Students (including 2010-2011 Final), pdf file

CDE 101 E2 (Excel files) for 2009-2010:
CAS Adult
ROC/P Adult
ROC/P Secondary

2010-2011 CDE Report Flowchart, pdf file

Instructions for Printing Reports 11/08
CDE 101 E1 CAS
CDE 101 E1 ROC
CDE 101 E1 ROP
CDE 101 E2 - Instructions for Producing a Follow-Up List of Perkins Completers (FY 2008-2009), pdf file (3 pgs)

Perkins Inventory
2011-2012 Sample, pdf file
2011-2012 Template, Excel file
CDE Perkins Inventory Management, February, 2007, Word doc. (16 pgs)
Bulletin No. 87, A & I Request Procedures, Mar. 24, 2004, pdf file (3 pgs)
Guideline No. 87, Tracking & Labeling of Equipment Purchased with Carl D. Perkins CTE Improvement Act of 2006, §132 Funds, Oct. 19, 2009, pdf file (5 pgs)

Resources
CTE School Planning Guide Rev. 10/08
Request for Professional Development Form, 10/08
All Aspects of the Industry
Advisory Committee Resources:
Background, pdf file (6 pgs)
Sign In Sheets - Word document
Non-Traditional Careers
Joint Special Population Advisory Committee (JSPAC) website
The National Alliance for Partnerships in Equality (NAPE) website

References
Perkins Overview and Definitions
Carl D. Perkins IV -- Summary - Background on Perkins Act of 2006
CTE Perkins State Plan Public Hearings
www.wested.org/cteplan
List of Perkins Non-Eligible Classes, 2010, pdf file

All Aspects of the Industry
Key Elements
Information Sourcebook
CLE Description
Graphic Depiction

CDE Perkins Workshops
CDE Perkins 101 Presentation (3/09)
CDE California CTE State Plan (3/09)
Russ Weikle's Perkins Presentation 2008-09

Perkins Section 132 Program Improvement Plan, 2009-2010, ROC/P - pdf
Perkins Section 132 Program Improvement Plan, 2009-2010, Adult - pdf

Action Plan
LAUSD "Priority Improvement" Letter from CDE, Attachment A, pdf
2008-2009 Core Indicator Results, Adult ROCP, Attachment B, pdf
2008-2009 Core Indicator Results, CAS, Attachment C, pdf
Sample Template Guidance and Assistance, Attachment E, pdf
Template for Administrative Guidance and Support for CTE Teachers, pdf
CTE Program Improvement Action Plan Certification, Attachment F, pdf
School CTE Improvement Action Plan - Word document
Sample CTE Program Improvement Action Plan, pdf

Core Indicator Results
2009-2010, ROCP, pdf
2009-2010, Adult CAS, pdf

2010-2011, ROCP, pdf
2010-2011, Adult CAS, pdf

2011-2012 List of CTE Capstone Courses by Industry Sector, pdf

Archived Presentations
DACE Fall Conference, 2011, Workshop 2 (Foundations and Applications Course Sequence Revisions)
Anne Brown, El Camino Real-Reseda CAS, Garfield CAS
Rosemarie Shamieh, Kennedy-San Fernando CAS
Judy De La Torre, Central Office
Revisions to Foundations and Applications Course Outlines (22 slides), pdf
EDD/ONet Demo Slides (15 slides), pdf
Sample Computer Operator/1: Foundations Contract, pdf
Computer Operator Glossary of Terms, pdf (39 pages)
Co-Presenter, Anne Brown, slides:
Computer Components 2011 (18 slides), pdf
Domains, Email and Internet Threats 2011 (13 slides), pdf
Introduction to the Internet (12 slides), pdf
Internet Anywhere (7 slides), pdf
Component Quiz (15 slides), pdf
Keyboard Commands (22 slides), pdf
Hardware Software (2 slides), pdf

CTE Course Competency Checklists by Industry Sector, pdf

INDUSTRY SECTOR 1: Agriculture and Natural Resources

Course Name	ROC#	AE#	Hours
Floral Design/1	60-25-50	24-25-50	90
Floral Design/2	60-25-55	24-25-51	90
Landscaping/1	60-25-70	24-25-54	90
Landscaping/2	60-25-75	24-25-55	180
Landscaping/3	60-25-80	24-25-56	600

INDUSTRY SECTOR 2: Arts, Media and Entertainment

Graphic Designer: Digital Imaging/1	60-20-70	29-20-63	180
Graphic Designer: Digital Imaging/2	60-20-80	29-20-64	180
Web Designer	60-30-60	29-50-80	600
Animation/1	60-55-50	29-04-55	180
Computer Animation/1	60-55-60	29-04-57	180
Computer Animation/2	60-55-65	29-04-58	180
Desktop Publishing/1	60-55-70	29-04-59	90
Desktop Publishing/2	60-55-75	29-04-60	90
Graphic Design (Fundamentals)	60-65-50	29-04-65	180
Graphic Design: Digital Imaging	60-65-55	29-04-66	180
Graphic Design: Advertising Design	60-65-60	29-04-67	180
Graphic Design: Web Design	60-65-65	29-04-68	180
Photography	60-65-70	29-04-69	180

INDUSTRY SECTOR 3: Building Trades and Construction

Bench Carpentry	61-15-50	29-07-55	90
Contractor Licensing	61-25-50	29-08-55	90
Construction Work/1	61-35-50	29-09-55	180
Construction Work/2	61-35-60	29-09-56	180
Construction Work/3	61-35-70	29-09-57	180
Flooring Technician/1	61-35-80	29-01-51	180
Flooring Technician/2	61-35-90	29-01-52	180
Locksmithing/1	61-45-50	29-01-53	180
Locksmithing/2	61-45-60	29-01-54	180
Plumbing/1	61-45-70	29-09-83	180
Plumbing/2	61-45-80	29-09-84	180
Upholstery/1	61-45-90	29-09-90	180
Upholstery/2	61-45-95	29-09-91	180
Construction Worker: Pre-Apprenticeship	69-15-89	29-57-73	300

INDUSTRY SECTOR 4: Education, Child Development & Family Svcs.

Early Childhood Education: Infant/Toddler Studies	62-10-80	28-05-68	150
Early Childhood Assistant/1	62-10-90	28-05-64	300
Child Development/1: Foundations	62-15-50	28-02-50	90
Child Development/2: Curriculum	62-15-60	28-02-51	90
Early Childhood Assistant/2	62-20-50	28-05-65	300
Introduction to Early Childhood Education	62-20-60	28-05-63	375
Education/4: Special Education	62-25-80	28-02-56	90

INDUSTRY SECTOR 5: Energy and Utilities

Electronics/1	62-55-50	29-23-50	90
Electronics/2	62-55-60	29-23-51	90
Electronics/3	62-55-70	29-23-52	180
Mobile Electronics/1	62-55-80	29-23-53	90
Photovoltaics/1	62-65-50	29-23-55	90
Photovoltaics/2	62-65-60	29-23-56	90
Photovoltaics/3	62-65-70	29-23-57	180
Electrician/1: Fundamentals	62-75-50	29-24-71	120
Electrician/2: Wiring and Codes	62-75-55	29-24-72	120
Electrician/3: Wiring Techniques	62-75-60	29-24-73	240
Electrician/4: Industrial	62-75-65	29-24-74	360
Electric Motor Controls	62-75-70	29-24-75	360
Powerline Systems/1	62-75-80	29-25-50	90
Powerline Systems/2	62-75-85	29-25-51	260
Powerline Systems/3	62-75-90	29-25-52	260
Energy Auditing	62-85-50	29-25-53	90
HVAC/1	62-85-60	29-25-54	180
HVAC/2	62-85-65	29-25-55	180
HVAC/3	62-85-70	29-25-56	180
Mobile Electronics Technician/1	69-35-80	29-26-71	180
Mobile Electronics Technician/2	69-35-85	29-26-72	180
Mobile Electronics Technician/3	69-35-90	29-26-73	180

INDUSTRY SECTOR 6: Engineering and Design

A+ Certification/1	64-15-50	29-10-86	180
A+ Certification/2	64-15-60	29-10-87	180
A+ Certification/3	64-15-70	29-10-88	180
CAD Technician: Architectural Basics	69-25-55	29-22-68	240
CAD Technician: Mechanical Basics	69-25-60	29-22-67	240

INDUSTRY SECTOR 7: Fashion and Interior Design

Fashion/1	64-55-50	28-11-53	90
Fashion/2	64-55-60	28-11-54	90
Fashion/3	64-55-70	28-11-55	180
Fashion/4	64-55-80	28-11-56	180

INDUSTRY SECTOR 8: Finance and Business

Accounting/1	65-15-50	21-02-50	90
Accounting/2	65-15-60	21-02-51	90
Banking/1: Operations	65-25-50	21-16-50	90
Administrative Assistant/1: Office Procedures	65-35-50	21-17-50	90
Administrative Assistant/2: Business English	65-35-60	21-17-51	90
Administrative Assistant/3: Business Math	65-35-70	21-17-52	90
Computer Operations/1: Foundations	65-35-80	21-18-50	90
Computer Operation/2: Applications	65-35-90	21-18-51	90
Computer Operation/5: IC3 Certification Prep	65-45-70	21-18-54	90
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)/1: Word	65-45-80	21-18-55	90
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)/2: Excel	65-45-90	21-18-56	90

INDUSTRY SECTOR 9: Health Science and Medical Technology

Health Information Technology/1: Medical Terminology	66-15-50	27-11-50	90
Health Information Technology/2: Electronic Recording and Filing	66-15-60	27-11-51	90
Health Information Technology/3: Insurance and Billing	66-15-70	27-11-52	90
Health Information Technology/4: Diagnostic Coding	66-15-80	27-11-53	90
Health Information Technology/5: Ambulatory Coding	66-15-90	27-11-54	90
Medical Assistant	67-40-50	27-03-53	500
Emergency Medical Technician	67-50-50	27-06-53	150
Nursing Asst: Long-Term Care & Home Health Aide	67-50-80	27-03-69	210
Pharmacy Technician	67-90-60	27-06-52	540
Physical Therapy Aide	67-90-70	27-07-60	180
Hospital Maintenance Technician	69-75-65	29-30-64	200

INDUSTRY SECTOR 10: Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation

Baker (Fundamentals)	68-50-50	28-08-72	250
Cake Decorator	68-50-65	28-07-60	80
Hotel and Restaurant Management	68-70-70	28-14-60	90

INDUSTRY SECTOR 11: Information Technology

Network Administrator: Certification Preparation	69-45-50	29-11-62	600
Network Control Operator	69-45-60	29-11-61	240
Networking Technician	69-45-80	29-10-83	240

INDUSTRY SECTOR 12: Manufacturing and Product Development

Welding/1	67-95-50	29-13-53	180
Welding/2	67-95-60	29-13-54	180
Welding/3	67-95-70	29-13-55	180
Combination Welder (Fundamentals)	69-20-95	29-40-84	180
Machinist	69-95-60	29-40-85	180

INDUSTRY SECTOR 13: Marketing, Sales and Service

Grocery Cashier-Checker	61-90-50	21-12-73	240
Manicuring/1	68-10-90	28-17-55	200
Manicuring/2	68-10-95	28-17-56	200

Building and Grounds Worker (Fundamentals)

69-75-50

29-30-51

INDUSTRY SECTOR 14: Public Services

Legal Assistant: Office Procedures	61-70-98	21-10-57	200
Security Guard Trainee	62-40-90	29-53-72	60

INDUSTRY SECTOR 15: Transportation

Auto Body Repair/1: Non-Structural	69-80-51	29-02-59	360
Auto Tech: Automatic Transmission and Transaxle	69-90-51	29-03-55	180
Auto Tech: Brakes	69-90-53	29-03-56	180
Auto Tech: Diesel/1	69-90-55	29-03-57	180
Auto Tech: Diesel/2	69-90-57	29-03-58	180
Auto Tech: Electrical and Electronics/1	69-90-61	29-03-60	180
Auto Tech: Electrical and Electronics/2	69-90-63	29-03-61	180
Auto Tech: Emission Control/1	69-90-65	29-03-62	90
Auto Tech: Emission Control/2	69-90-67	29-03-63	90
Auto Tech: Engine Performance/1	69-90-69	29-03-64	180
Auto Tech: Engine Performance/2	69-90-71	29-03-65	180
Warehouse Operations: Forklift Operator (Fundamentals)	69-90-70	29-10-53	180
Auto Tech: Engine Repair	69-90-73	29-03-66	180
Auto Tech: Suspension and Steering	69-90-79	29-03-69	180
Technology/1: Automotive Systems	69-90-83	29-03-71	90
Technology/2: Automotive Systems	69-90-85	29-03-72	90

2009-2010 Employer Advisory Board (EAB) documents, pdf

Industry Sector	Meeting Date	Agenda	Minutes
Agriculture & Natural Resources	February 16, 2010	agenda	minutes
Arts, Media & Entertainment	February 23, 2010	agenda	minutes
Building Trades & Construction	March 17, 2010	agenda	minutes
Education, Child Development & Family Services	September 16, 2009	agenda	minutes
Energy & Utilities	February 9, 2010	agenda	minutes
Engineering & Design	September 23, 2009	agenda	minutes
Fashion & Interior Design	September 30, 2009	agenda	minutes
Finance & Business	March 24, 2010	agenda	minutes
Health Science & Medical Technology	October 14, 2009	agenda	minutes
Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation	October 21, 2009	agenda	minutes
Information Technology	October 28, 2009	agenda	minutes
Manufacturing & Product Development	November 4, 2009	agenda	minutes
Marketing, Sales & Service	November 10, 2009	agenda	minutes
Public Services	November 17, 2009	agenda	minutes
Transportation	April 7, 2010	agenda	minutes

2011-2012 Employer Advisory Board (EAB) Schedule, subject to change

Date	Industry Sector	Location
January 17, 2012 1 pm, Room 105	Agriculture & Natural Resources	West Valley Occupational Center 6200 Winnetka Ave. Woodland Hills 91367
January 24, 2012 3:30 pm, Room T-223	Arts, Media & Entertainment	ROP Cortines School of Visual & Performing Arts 450 N. Grand Avenue Los Angeles 90012
January 31, 2012 6:30 pm Admin Room 105	Fashion & Interior Design	West Valley Occupational Center 6200 Winnetka Ave. Woodland Hills 91367
February 7, 2012 6:30 pm Admin Room 105	Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation	West Valley Occupational Center 6200 Winnetka Ave. Woodland Hills 91367
February 14, 2012 2 pm, Room AEWC 22	Building Trades & Construction	East Los Angeles Occ. Center 2100 Marengo Street Los Angeles 90033
February 28, 2012	Information Technology	East Los Angeles Occ. Center 2100 Marengo Street Los Angeles 90033
March 6, 2012	Public Services	Venice Skills Center 611 Fifth Street Venice, CA 90291
March 13, 2012	Marketing, Sales & Service	Abram Friedman Occ. Center 1646 S. Olive Street Los Angeles 90015
March 20, 2012	Engineering and Design	TBD
March 27, 2012	Energy and Utilities	Abram Friedman Occ. Center 1646 S. Olive Street Los Angeles 90015
April 10, 2012	Finance and Business	Harbor Occupational Center 740 N. Pacific Avenue San Pedro 90731
April 17, 2012	Education, Child Development & Family Services	North Valley Occupational Center 11450 Sharp Avenue Mission Hills 91345
April 24, 2012	Transportation	Abram Friedman Occ. Center 1646 S. Olive Street Los Angeles 90015
May 15, 2012	Manufacturing & Product Development	North Valley Occupational Center 11450 Sharp Avenue Mission Hills 91345
May 22, 2012	Health Science & Medical Technology	East Los Angeles Occ. Center 2100 Marengo Street Los Angeles 90033

Career Technical Education Advisory Committee documents, pdf

Meeting Date	Location	Agenda	Minutes
November 14, 2007	West Valley Occupational Center	agenda	minutes
February 20, 2008	Harbor Occupational Center	agenda	minutes
May 21, 2008	Abram Friedman Occupational Center	agenda	minutes
September 17, 2008	Venice Skills Center	agenda	minutes
May 15, 2009	Beaudry Building	agenda	minutes
August 14, 2009	Beaudry Building	agenda	minutes
October 1, 2009	East Los Angeles Skills Center	agenda	minutes
January 27, 2010	Southern California Gas Company	agenda	minutes
September 22, 2010	East Los Angeles Occupational Center	agenda	minutes
October 18, 2010	East Los Angeles Skills Center	agenda	minutes
January 26, 2011	Abram Friedman Occupational Center	agenda	minutes
December 14, 2011	Maxine Waters Employment Prep. Center	agenda	informational
January 18, 2012 9:30 am - 11:30 am	Abram Friedman Occupational Center	agenda
April 18, 2012 9:30 am - 11:30 am	TBD
July 18, 2012 9:30 am - 11:30 am	TBD
October 17, 2012 9:30 am - 11:30 am	TBD

2012 Signed Annual Letter for LAUSD Facilities Division
Master Planning Charrette Calendar, as of 12/16/11, 2-page pdf

Contacts for Assistance:

Name	Contact for	Phone	e-mail
Judy De La Torre	Proposals	(213) 241-3800	jdelat2@lausd.net
Darlene Neilsen	Reports/Forms	(213) 241-3792	darlene.neilsen@lausd.net
Edna Ortiz-Lopez	Clerical Support	(213) 241-3753	edna.ortiz-lopez@lausd.net
	Fax	(213) 241-8987

JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS

Please contact First Break Program at (213) 241-0878

Scholarships:
California Restaurant Association Educational Foundation (CRAEF), Norms Restaurant Scholarship, pdf file, due April 15, 2011.

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