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max more updates as per Amy
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max [CTE Pathways: Establishing and Tracking CTE Pathways in the SIS]
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 ====Basic Guidelines==== ====Basic Guidelines====
   * A **CTE Pathway** equals a minimum of **300 hours** of student engagement.   * A **CTE Pathway** equals a minimum of **300 hours** of student engagement.
-  * For the latest CTE Pathways guidelines, consult the **[[https://​rop.fcoe.org/​sites/​rop.fcoe.org/​files/​CBEDs 2017-18 Users Guide  ​Final v3.pdf|Career Technical Education Course Code Definitions by Sector and Pathways 2017-18 Users Guide]]**+  * For the latest CTE Pathways guidelines, consult the **[[http://​rop.fcoe.org/​sites/​rop.fcoe.org/​files/​2018-07/​CBEDs_2017-18_Users_Guide_Final_v3.pdf|Career Technical Education Course Code Definitions by Sector and Pathways 2017-18 Users Guide]]**
   * A **CTE Pathway Completer** must make a grade of **C- or better in all Pathway courses**.   * A **CTE Pathway Completer** must make a grade of **C- or better in all Pathway courses**.
   * **Dual-Enrollment CTE Courses** always use the CTE Course Code (NOT the academic Dual-Enrollment Course Codes(. They are designated in the **Non-Std Instructional Level** drop-down as **"​College Credit"​**.   * **Dual-Enrollment CTE Courses** always use the CTE Course Code (NOT the academic Dual-Enrollment Course Codes(. They are designated in the **Non-Std Instructional Level** drop-down as **"​College Credit"​**.
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   - **Check a Student'​s CTE PATHWAY yearly so you will know which pending CTE courses to assign for the upcoming School Year**   - **Check a Student'​s CTE PATHWAY yearly so you will know which pending CTE courses to assign for the upcoming School Year**
 ===== FAQs ===== ===== FAQs =====
-  - **QUESTION**: ​Which academic courses can LEAs designate as part of Career Technical Education (CTE) pathway? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: ​LEAs that are populating field 9.10 (CRS-Course Content Code) with Code 154 (Career Technical Education) must now ensure that Code 154 is only used with specific ​academic courses ​that have been identified by the California Department of Education'​s Career Technical Education (CTE) Program Office as courses that would be logical parts of CTE course ​sequence. **Code 154 can __only__ be used with the courses ​listed in the table below**. Using code 154 with any academic course ​**not** listed below (not including any CTE courses ​in the 4000-5999 range) will result in fatal error. \\ {{:plsis:cte_pathways14.png?​nolink&​300|}} \\ \\ +  - **QUESTION**: ​How do I set up Dual-Enrollment ​CTE class in the Master Course List? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: ​The process for __//CTE Dual Enrollment ​is DIFFERENT than the process for academic courses//__: 
-  - **QUESTION**: ​Is CTE really necessary in a StudentHigh School career  ​Is there any real difference between a student who takes a CTE Course and a student who completes a CTE Pathway? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: ​Yes!  ​The state encourages ​schools to have all students take at least an exploratory ​CTE course, however the state definitely encourages – and tracks – those graduating seniors ​who have finished ​a CTE Pathway ​during their high school career. \\ \\ The current LCFF State Priorities Snapshot for every school tracks the percent of 4-Year cohorts that completed at least 1 CTE Pathway during high school. ​ Additionally,​ the new state API for High School is including this same information as a significant indicator of Student Achievement. ​\\ \\ To see your school’s LCFF State Priorities Snapshot go to www.cde.ca.gov/snapshot \\ \\ +    * In the **Course Catalog**, support ​a course ​title for specific College course. 
-  - **QUESTION**:​ Where can I go to see a list of the current state CTE course codes? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: http://​www.cde.ca.gov/​ds/​sp/​cl/​systemdocs.asp ​ +    ​Be sure to **use a //CALPADS COURCE CODE// for CTE courses ​(7000-8999)**. In the example below notice that the CALPADS ​code 8411 - for Criminal law - is used. (Notice you are using //**regular CALPADS CTE Course codes**// for these dual-enrollment ​courses). 
-  - **QUESTION**:​ Can you provide us with a sample of what CTE Pathways look like? We are just beginning ​the process to see what Pathways our school will support and would love to see an example\\ \\ **ANSWER**: Here is an example of what a few CTE Pathways might look like: // {{:​plsis:​cte_pathways13.png?​nolink&​700|}} // +    * **You __must__ use the Non-Standard Instructional Level indicator to designate Dual-Enrollment for "​College Credit"​ course**__Otherwise the course will not report as dual-enrollment in CALPADS!__ ​\\ {{ :plsis:cte_pathways16.png?​nolink&​700 |}} 
-  - **QUESTION**:​ Can a student be enrolled in more than one CTE Pathway? \\ \\ **ANSWER: Yes!** A student can be enrolled in multiple ​CTE Pathways. +    * Remember: many college courses are **a-g**. Be sure and **choose** the appropriate **A-G State Univ. Requirement Met** designation if this is the case. 
 +    * Also remember to **check the appropriate CTE Information** on the lower right-hand side of the page. 
 +    * **SAVE your changes.** 
 +  - **QUESTION**: ​How do you delete ​a Student'CTE Pathway\\ \\ **ANSWER**:​ 
 +    * Go to the **Student'​s CTE Tab** 
 +    * Use the "Set Pathways"​ drop-down to **Re-choose the same CTE Pathway that is already chosen.** 
 +    * Click the **SAVE** button 
 +    * You will then be given the option to Delete the Student'​s CTE Pathway. 
 +  - **QUESTION**: ​Is there any real difference between a student who takes a CTE Course and a student who completes a CTE Pathway? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: The state encourages all students ​to take at least one CTE course ​during their High School Career. Students ​who complete ​**CTE Pathway** however are fulfilling one requirement necessary for showing up as being **Well-Prepared** upon graduation. \\ \\ //The current ​**LCFF State Priorities Snapshot** for every school tracks the percent of 4-Year cohorts that completed at least 1 CTE Pathway during high school. Additionally,​ the new state **API** for High School is including this same information as a significant indicator of Student Achievement./​/ 
 +  - **QUESTION**:​ Where can I go to see a list of current state CTE Course Codes? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: ​[[http://​www.cde.ca.gov/​ds/​sp/​cl/​systemdocs.asp|Here, on the CDE Website]]Click on the most current Code Sets (**CALPADS Code Sets v8.5**) 
 +  - **QUESTION**:​ Can a student be enrolled in more than CTE Pathway? \\ \\ **ANSWER**: YesA student can be enrolled in more than one CTE Pathway at a time.
 =====CTE Resources===== =====CTE Resources=====
 ===CALPADS CTE Codesets=== ===CALPADS CTE Codesets===
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