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Career and Technical Education Newsletter May Issue RECOGNITION VDOE Career and Technical Education Newsletter May Issue RECOGNITION FBLA STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE The Virginia Future Business Leaders of American (FBLA) State Leadership Conference was held in Reston, Virginia, on April 8 and 9, 2011. Over 1,400 students attended the conference and participated in leadership training and competitive events to showcase their skills in the Business and Information Technology (B&IT) curriculum. Two hundred and thirty six Business and Information Technology teachers/advisors attended the conference. The conference hosted over 50 events that were judged by local business representatives from the Northern Virginia area, with over 100 Virginia FBLA members now eligible for national competition. A highlight of the conference was the opening session and a heart- warming rendition of the Star Spangled Banner from two members of the Southside Baptist FBLA Chapter. 2011 FORD/AAA STUDENT AUTO SKILLS COMPETITION, MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL FINALS The Virginia state competition was held on April 15-16, 2011. Virginia schools with classes in the top ten are listed below. School School Division Instructor C. D. Hylton High School Prince William County Public Schools Eddie Stevens Charlottesville-Albemarle Technology Education Center Charlottesville City Public Schools Paul Johnson Chesterfield Technical Center Chesterfield County Public Schools Robert Gangwer Fauquier High School Fauquier County Public Schools Scott Freeman Gloucester High School Gloucester County Public Schools Toby Calloway New Horizons Regional Educational Center Hampton City Public Schools Darryl Parker Spotsylvania Career and Technology Center Spotsylvania County Public Schools Frank Eberhardt Spotsylvania Career and Technology Center Spotsylvania County Public Schools Wally Hunt Triplett Technology Center Shenandoah County Public Schools Larry Ambrose Virginia Beach Technical and Career Education Center Virginia Beach City Public Schools James Bruce The two-student teams from Virginia’s top ten automotive classes were required to identify and repair ten hidden faults in 2012 Ford Mustangs within one and a half hours. The team that drove their vehicle across the finish line with the most faults corrected combined with their written test score were declared the winner. The winning team will advance to the final phase of the competition at Ford Motor Company’s World Headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan on June 12-14, 2011. The top three teams were: 1st Place—Fauquier High School, Instructor: Scott Freeman 2nd Place—Spotsylvania Career and Technical Center, Instructor: Frank Eberhardt 3rd Place—Charlottesville-Albemarle Technical Education Center, Instructor: Paul Johnson VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF MARKETING TEACHER OF THE YEAR AREA FINALISTS SELECTED The area finalists for VAME (Virginia Association of Marketing Teachers) Teacher of the Year have been selected. Eastern Area: Sarah Noble, Grassfield High School, Northern Area: Sandi Tucker, Dominion High School, and Western Area: Janet Jennings, Eastern Montgomery High School. A team of three retired marketing teachers will visit each location and will judge each of the candidates in three areas: Instruction, Coordination, and Program Administration/Community Relations. The final state winner will be announced at the VAME annual conference, August 3-5, in Virginia Beach. 1 BUSINESS/COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS LOUDOUN GOVERNOR’S CAREER AND TECHNICAL ACADEMY In response to the growing workforce shortage in the health care industry, a unique partnership was created with Claude Moore Charitable Foundation, Inova Health System, and Loudoun County Public Schools to develop the Claude Moore Healthcare Academies within the Loudoun Governor’s Career and Technical Academy. This three-year high school program provides students with an opportunity to earn dual enrollment college credits in the following health sciences pathways: Medical laboratory technology Pharmacy technology Practical nursing Radiologic technology This program is made possible through an estimated $3,000,000 investment from the Claude Moore Charitable Foundation. The Foundation provided funding for the initial development of the program and a new state-of-the art training facility housed at the Cornwall Medical Pavilion. This training facility consists of four instructional classrooms and a laboratory that replicates hospital facilities and includes radiology equipment, pharmacy dispensing equipment, and a typical hospital room complete with anatomic mannequins. The new Claude Moore Academies classrooms were dedicated on March 22, 2011. Go to http://cmsweb1.lcps.org/loudoun/cwp/view.asp?A=3&Q=715718 for further information and dedication ceremony pictures. GRANT OPPORTUNITIES VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF MARKETING EDUCATORS (VAME) CREATIVE TEACHING GRANT – DUE NO LATER THAN JUNE 1, 2011 The purpose of this grant is to recognize and assist VAME members* in developing and implementing creative classroom projects. *To be eligible, teachers must be a VAME member by April 1 of the current year. One grant is available in each of the three areas: Eastern, Northern, and Western. The maximum amount awarded will be $250 for each area. The selection criteria include creativity, innovation, benefits to students and expected educational outcomes of the project. Please complete the application form and submit it to Richard Totten no later than June 1, 2011. The grants for each area will be awarded at the 2011 VAME conference. For more details, go to http://vame.org. TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING IN STEM EDUCATION (TESE) - Requirements for Middle School STEM Grant Participation The Virginia Space Grant Consortium has awarded a professional development grant for a limited number of middle school technology education teachers in July 2011. A primary Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) goal is to assist students with mathematics achievement. The middle school population must be primarily underserved students in one or more of the categories of economically disadvantaged, minority students, females, and academically disadvantaged. The materials are from Engineering by Design (EbD) and NASA. It is intended for middle school teachers of Introduction to Technology Invention and Innovation, and Technological Systems. The professional development will be held on three consecutive days, July 12-14, 2011, at Carver Middle School in Chesterfield County. To be considered for the professional development grant, teachers must commit to: attending the entire three-day session from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day; teaching the materials during the fall 2011 semester; and administering a pre- and post- test to the students. For more information and an application, technology education teachers and their administrators may contact Dr. Lynn Basham, technology education specialist, Office of Career and Technical Education Services, at [email protected] or by telephone at 804-786-4210. 2 CURRICULUM PROJECTS BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS Curriculum revision projects are currently being planned for Business and Information Technology for the 2011-2012 year. If you have outstanding teachers in the following areas that you would like to recommend for participation on a curriculum revision/writing team, please contact Judith Sams, Business and Information Technology Specialist, at [email protected] for more information. Keyboarding Applications Keyboarding (Middle School) Keyboarding (Secondary) Word Processing Office Specialist I, II, and III Computer Network Software Operations (6650) Computer Network Software Operations, ADV (6651) Database Design and Management (Oracle) (6660) Database Design and Management, ADV (Oracle) (6661) MARKETING TEACHER WRITING TEAMS Marketing teacher writing teams are finalizing the electronic revision of the following courses: Marketing Management 8132; Global Marketing and Commerce 8135; Advanced Global Marketing and Commerce 8136; Sports, Entertainment, and Recreation Marketing 8175, and Advanced Sports, Entertainment, and Recreation Marketing 8177. Frameworks will be posted on the Career and Technical Resource Web site at http://cteresource.org this summer ready for implementation in the 2011-2012 school year. PARENTING COURSE REVISIONS The Parenting course #8231 and 8232 revisions will be posted to the CTE Resource Web site on July 1, 2011. VIRGINIA TEACHERS FOR TOMORROW The Virginia supplement for course #9062 will be available online through the CTE Resource Center’s Web site www.cteresource.org effective July 1, 2011. CONFERENCES VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATORS CONFERENCE – July 18-21, 2011 – at the Omni in Charlottesville, 235 West Main Street, Charlottesville, Phone: (434)971-5500, Fax: (434)979-4456 For the early bird special, please register by June 15 2011 for $175.00 per person. After June 15, the rate will be $195 per person. For these rates, you are able to enjoy some of Central Virginia's best agricultural wares such as exploring Thomas Jefferson's Monticello horticultural gardens with nearby vineyards, orchards and other historical landmarks as an offsite workshop. To make your reservation at the Omni in Charlottesville go to http://www.omnihotels.com/FindAHotel/Charlottesville/MeetingFacilities/AssociationofAgriculturalEducators7.aspx To encourage professional growth in our organization, the week includes curriculum revision meetings, business sessions on five year career development events and national chapter revisions, experiential learning with offsite
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