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About
Office of Career and Technology Education
CTE Advisory Council (CTEAC)

Mission:
The Career and Technology Education Advisory Council of the Baltimore County Public Schools serves as advisor, advocate, and reviewer for Career and Technology Education programs which prepare learners academically, technically, and interpersonally for career and lifelong learning.

Who We Are:
We are a group of citizens focused on ensuring a quality career and technology education experience for every student.

Structure:
The council is comprised of dedicated citizens representing a wide range of Baltimore County business and community groups. Volunteer members serve 3-year terms.

The council solicits participation from individuals representing businesses in the following Maryland Career Clusters:

  • Arts, Media and Communications
  • Health and Biosciences
  • Business Management and Finance
  • Human Resource Services
  • Information Technology
  • Consumer Service, Hospitality and Tourism
  • Construction and Development
  • Environmental and Natural Resources
  • Manufacturing, Engineering and Technology
  • Transportation Technology

Goals:
The council serves to provide advice and support to the Baltimore County Public Schools Career and Technology Education coordinator and CTE instructional offices as plans are developed and implemented for the continuous improvement of CTE programming. Using the BCPS and CTE Offices Blue Print for Progress goals for direction, the CTEAC is focused on the following goals for the current school year:

  • Increasing the number of CTE students who will participate in and complete rigorous integrated instruction.
  • Implementing a comprehensive risk management plan for CTE programs.
  • Providing guidance for maximizing human, capital, and material resources to enhance CTE programs.

Meetings and Activities: