CTE Statewide Advisory Board
View list of current Board Members and more information here.
First Meeting August 9, 2024
Participate in Shaping the Future:
New Mexico CTE Four-Year State Plan
College and Career Readiness Bureau (CCRB) cordially invites you to review our proposed Four-Year State Plan for Career and Technical Education (CTE).
To review the plan, please click the link provided above.
To review our summary of changes, feedback received, and responses, click here: Summary of Changes, Feedback Received, and Responses.
The United States Department of Education (DoE) Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education (OCTAE) reviewed the NM Perkins V State Plan 2024-2028 and provided feedback that led to revision of our State Determined Performance Levels (SDPL). The table below shows the accepted revisions:
Considerations included an interview with OCTAE and PED leadership, analysis of data and revised reporting standards, and HB171 which has changed graduation requirements and could impact our data. You can view a more detailed justification for our revised SDPLs here.
View the original SDPLs here.
To submit feedback, comments or questions about our revised SDPLs, complete this form. For any inquiries or additional information, please reach out to us at cte.stateplan@ped.nm.gov.
View New Mexico CTE Regions & Priorities
Our Mission
The College and Career Readiness Bureau (CCRB) of the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) is dedicated to providing the students of our state with an educational foundation that takes them from primary school through secondary and postsecondary studies. This foundation encourages exploration and achievement in academic, career and technical education.
Integration of academics and work ready skills prepares our students for the rigorous demands of college and career. It is the educational development of our students upon which the economic development of New Mexico continues to depend. Our bureau provides leadership for the state’s college and career readiness system.
Our programs prepare students to enter the workforce with the academic and technical skills needed to compete successfully in the job market. College and career readiness is the unifying force in P-20 education that propels students from a solid foundation of early and secondary learning into rigorous career and technical education programs and college completion goals. You can learn more about our programs by visiting the following pages:
Office of Civil Rights Methods of Administration – Federal Compliance
Summer Enrichment Internship Program
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