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LWIA Demand Occupations June 2007 excel

*Lists occupations meeting the demand criteria in each LWIA with their median wages, annual opendings and education level

Counties in LWIAs excel

* lists counties in alphabetical order with their LWIA

2006 Median Wage By LWIAS excel

*Lists both the LWIA's median wage for All occupations and 20% above the median for all occupations. 

Demand Career Tips card Acrobat file

*Takes users in seven steps to the page on the The Source Internet System which has links to specific types of information.

ECONOMIC IMPACT RESEARCH STUDIES

Economic Impact of Secondary and Post Secondary Technical Education Acrobat file

Systemic Impact Of Secondary Career and Technical EducationAcrobat file

Executive Summary - The Economic Impact of Secondary and Post Secondary Career and Technical Education in Tennessee Acrobat file

DROPOUT RESEARCH REPORTS

A Contextual Analysis of the Dropout Problem in Tennessee Acrobat file

Student Dropout Focus Group Study Acrobat file

Career and Technical Education: Alternative Strategies to Reduce the Dropout Rate Acrobat file

BIENNIAL REPORTS

TCCTE 2001/2002 Biennial Report Acrobat file
TCCTE 2003/2004 Biennial Report Acrobat file

EMPLOYER EXPECTATIONS REPORT

Employer Expectations Report Acrobat file

RESOURCE GUIDE TO CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN TENNESSEE

Volume I - Post-Secondary Institutions and Agencies Acrobat file

Volume II - Secondary School Programs Acrobat file

RETIRING TEACHER SURVEY RESULTS
(by region and higher education institution)

The following survey is to be used as information purposes only. This survey is not a scientific analysis. Systems simply were asked to provide the number of Career and Technical Education teachers in each program area who are eligible for retirement within the next five years. This survey reflects the results reported and may or not be accurate. Additionally, Teachers may choose to teach longer or shorter than five years. The higher education numbers reflect the number of teachers in universities and colleges enrolled in the program area and reported on the survey. Again, the numbers only reflect enrollment reported at the time of the survey from reporting institutions.

Retiring Teacher Survey Resultsexcel

A Study on Proper and Effective Methods of Academic and Career/Technical Curriculum Integration

A study for the General Assembly of Tennessee
(Public Chapter No. 354; HB 1225, SB 1385)