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Chapter 74 Vocational Technical Education Program Directory Chapter 74 Vocational Technical Education Program Directory Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Office for Career/Vocational Technical Education address 75 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148-4906 telephone 781-338-3910 internet www.doe.mass.edu/cte/ email [email protected] Table of Contents INTRODUCTION …………………………………………………………………………………………………….3 REGIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS ………………………………………………4 LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS…………………………………………………………………………………….11 ACADEMIC REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS…………………………………………………………..…….16 COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS…………………………………………………………….17 STATE AGRICULTURAL & TECHNICAL SCHOOL DISTRICT………………………………………………17 INDEPENDENT VOCATIONAL & AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT………………………………….18 EDUCATIONAL COLLABORATIVE……………………………………………………………………………...18 CHAPTER 74-APPROVED VOCATIONALTECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS by OCCUPATIONAL CLUSTER 19 CROSSWALK TO CIP CODES & TITLES………………………………………………………………………37 11-18-10 Introduction Education programs approved by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education pursuant to Massachusetts General Law Chapter 74 and the Vocational Technical Education Regulations are known as Chapter 74-approved vocational technical education programs. This Directory contains the official list of Chapter 74-approved vocational technical education programs by district and school. The following provide Chapter 74-approved vocational technical education programs: • Twenty-six regional vocational technical school districts • Thirty local school districts • Seven academic regional school districts • Two county agricultural school districts • One state agricultural & technical school district • One independent vocational & agricultural school district • One educational collaborative Each Chapter 74-approved vocational technical education program in this Directory is identified by a Massachusetts title that is based on the applicable Massachusetts Vocational Technical Education Framework. A crosswalk from the Massachusetts titles to a six digit Classification of Instructional Program Code (CIP Code), obtained from the document titled Classification of Instuctional Programs published by the United States Department of Education - National Center for Education Statistics is included at the end of the Directory. Visit the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s website at http://profiles.doe.mass.edu/ under “School and District Profiles/Directory” for additional information on each school district and school listed in this Directory. This Directory was last updated on February 10, 2010. 3 PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) (Postsecondary) ASSABET VALLEY RVTSD Assabet Valley Reg. Voc. Tech. School BLUE HILLS RVTSD 215 FITCHBURG STREET MARLBOROUGH, MA 01752 Blue Hills Reg. Tech. School PHONE: 508-485-9430 800 RANDOLPH STREET WEBSITE: http://www.assabettech.com CANTON, MA 02021 PHONE: 781-828-5800 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING WEBSITE: http://www.bluehills.org AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING BIOTECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY CARPENTRY CARPENTRY COSMETOLOGY COSMETOLOGY CULINARY ARTS CULINARY ARTS DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS DRAFTING DRAFTING ELECTRICITY EARLY EDUCATION and CARE ELECTRONICS (closing June 2011) ELECTRICITY EXPLORATORY ELECTRONICS FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (closing June 2011) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS (closing June 2011) EXPLORATORY HEALTH ASSISTING HEALTH ASSISTING HEATING – VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION HEATING – VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLGIES GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLGIES PAINTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) (Postsecondary) PLUMBING PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) (Postsecondary) PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT BRISTOL - PLYMOUTH RVTSD Bristol - Plymouth Reg. Tech. School BLACKSTONE VALLEY RVTSD 940 COUNTY STREET TAUNTON, MA 02780 Blackstone Valley Reg. Voc. Tech. School PHONE: 508-823-5151 65 PLEASANT STREET WEBSITE: http://www.bptech.org UPTON, MA 01568 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING PHONE: 508-529-7758 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE: www.valleytech.k12.ma.us CARPENTRY AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING COSMETOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY CULINARY ARTS CARPENTRY DENTAL ASSISTING COSMETOLOGY DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS CULINARY ARTS DRAFTING DENTAL ASSISTING EARLY EDUCATION and CARE DRAFTING ELECTRICITY ELECTRICICITY EXPLORATORY ELECTRONICS GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS EXPLORATORY HEALTH ASSISTING GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS HEATING - VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - HEALTH ASSISTING REFRIGERATION HEATING – VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING REFRIGERATION MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY OFFICE TECHNOLOGY OFFICE TECHNOLOGY PLUMBING PAINTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) (Postsecondary) PLUMBING 4 251 STONEHAVEN ROAD CAPE COD RVTSD FALL RIVER, MA 02723 Cape Cod Reg. Tech. School PHONE: 508-678-2891 WEBSITE: www.dimanregional.org PLEASANT LAKE AVENUE HARWICH, MA 02645 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING PHONE: 508-432-4500 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE: http://www.capetech.us CARPENTRY AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING CULINARY ARTS AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY DRAFTING CARPENTRY ELECTRICITY COSMETOLOGY ELECTRONICS CULINARY ARTS EXPLORATORY DENTAL ASSISTING FACILITIES MANAGEMENT EARLY EDUCATION and CARE GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRICITY HEALTH ASSISTING EXPLORATORY HEATING VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS REFRIGERATION HEALTH ASSISTING MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY HEATING VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES REFRIGERATION OFFICE TECHNOLOGY HORTICULTURE PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) (Postsecondary) Concentrations: PLUMBING Greenhouse Management-Floriculture Landscaping Turf Management GREATER LAWRENCE RVTSD HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING Greater Lawrence Reg. Tech. School MARINE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 57 RIVER ROAD METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES ANDOVER, MA 01810 PHONE: 978-686-0194 PLUMBING WEBSITE: http://www.glts.tec.ma.us FRANKLIN COUNTY RVTSD AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Franklin County Reg. Tech. School BIOTECHNOLOGY 82 INDUSTRIAL BLVD. CARPENTRY TURNERS FALLS, MA 01376 COSMETOLOGY PHONE: 413-863-9561 CULINARY ARTS WEBSITE: http://www.fcts.org ELECTRICITY AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING ELECTRONICS AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY EXPLORATORY CARPENTRY GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS COSMETOLOGY HEALTH ASSISTING CULINARY ARTS INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING ELECTRICITY MARKETING EXPLORATORY METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES HEALTH ASSISTING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY HORTICULTURE Concentrations: PLUMBING Arboriculture Landscaping GREATER NEW BEDFORD RVTSD MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Greater New Bedford Reg. Voc. Tech. METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES School OFFICE TECHNOLOGY 1121 ASHLEY BLVD. PLUMBING NEW BEDFORD, MA 02745 PHONE: 508-998-3321 PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT WEBSITE: http://www.gnbvt.edu AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING GREATER FALL RIVER RVTSD AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY CARPENTRY Diman Reg. Voc. Tech. School 5 COSMETOLOGY PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) (Postsecondary) CULINARY ARTS PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT DIESEL TECHNOLOGY DENTAL ASSISTING SO MIDDLESEX RVTSD DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS DRAFTING Joseph P. Keefe Reg. Tech. School 750 WINTER STREET EARLY EDUCATION and CARE FRAMINGHAM, MA 01702 ELECTRICITY PHONE: 508-416-2100 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE: www.keefetech.org ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY EXPLORATORY CARPENTRY FACILITIES MANAGEMENT COSMETOLOGY FASHION TECHNOLOGY CULINARY ARTS HEALTH ASSISTING DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS HEATING - VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - EARLY EDUCATION and CARE REFRIGERATION ELECTRICITY INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING EXPLORATORY MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS MEDICAL ASSISTING HEALTH ASSISTING METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES HORTICULTURE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY Concentration: Landscaping PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES & NETWORKING PLUMBING METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES STATIONARY ENGINEERING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY PLUMBING GREATER LOWELL RVTSD Greater Lowell Reg. Tech. School 230 PAWTUCKET BLVD. TYNGSBOROUGH, MA 01879 PHONE: 978-441-4807 WEBSITE: http://www.gltech.org AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY CARPENTRY COSMETOLOGY CULINARY ARTS DRAFTING EARLY EDUCATION and CARE ELECTRICITY ELECTRONICS EXPLORATORY FASHION TECHNOLOGY GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS HEALTH ASSISTING HEATING - VENTILATION - AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY MARKETING MASONRY & TILE SETTING MEDICAL ASSISTING METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE TECHNOLOGY PAINTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES PLUMBING POWER EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY 6 MINUTEMAN RVTSD MASONRY & TILE SETTING MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Minuteman Reg. High School METAL FABRICATION & JOINING TECHNOLOGIES 758 MARRETT RD OFFICE TECHNOLOGY LEXINGTON, MA 02421 PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT PHONE: 781-861-6500 PLUMBING WEBSITE: http://www.minuteman.org AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY BIOTECHNOLOGY NORTHERN BERKSHIRE RVTSD CARPENTRY C. H. McCann Reg. Tech. School COSMETOLOGY 70 HODGES CROSS ROAD CULINARY ARTS NORTH ADAMS,
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