Partnership with Weld RE-5J

CTE Advisory Board:

Each advisory committee is made up of individuals with experience and expertise in the occupational field(s) that the program serves who advise educators on the design, development, implementation, evaluation, maintenance, and revision of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs within a career pathway. An advisory committee is required for every approved career and technical education (CTE) program in Colorado as it is considered to be an invaluable part of the program, and ultimately, the student’s success in a given career path.Each individual student in the district will have a 4 year academic and career plan, based on interest and aptitude.

In addition to fulfilling a state requirement in Colorado, advisory committees may

In addition to fulfilling a state requirement in Colorado, advisory committees may

Allow the community to be linked to the educational system via business, industry, and labor representatives that add expertise and resources to the CTE program;
Identify new and emerging fields and modify existing programs;
Promote communication among education, business, and industry regarding employment needs of the community;
Identify new and emerging fields (both local and global) and modify existing programs;
Strengthen programs by providing student competency lists and reviewing curriculum;
Ensure that each career pathway academic ladder matches the corresponding industry career ladder and promote career pathways within the community;
Review student outcomes (completion rates, placement rates, and state licensing examination outcomes);
Ensure that programs are relevant and up-to-date by assessing the equipment and facilities available and make recommendations as needed;
Provide work-based learning experiences for learners;
Provide training opportunities for educators;
Advocate programs to communities and legislators and seek legislative support for career
pathways if needed;
Assist with placement of program completers; and
Leverage community resources (equipment, facilities, materials, and broker community
partnerships).

Photo of a student at Roosevelt High School using a hammer and nails to construct a wood shed.

How to be a CTE Partner:

Please consider partnering with Weld RE 5J CTE to help us ensure that our students discover their passions and talents through real- world experiences which connect learning to life. Our students have access to quality classroom instruction, resources, and tools to prepare them for college and career readiness as they progress through our elementary schools, middle school, and graduate from Roosevelt High School.

Photo of a group of students at Roosevelt High School using tools to work on a robotic.

How can local businesses/community member partner with Weld RE-5J schools?

How can local businesses/community member partner with Weld RE-5J schools?

CTE Partner Form

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