Saturday, July 23, 2016

QPI information and responsibilities

9 Aspects PowerPoint. (scroll to bottom of page to Career & Technical Education)




Needs to be updated as of April 16_2017
Teacher:  _____________________
School: _______________________
School Year Reported: __________
                                   
Quality Program Indicators Documentation Checklist
Capture all information in the compliance folder for the school year. Auditors always check the previous year’s data.

Indicator 1: Programs of such size that offer a sequence of three or more earned credits.
    ____1.1 Master Schedule of classes to include all POS course offerings. Lead teacher to provide.
    ____1.2 Student handbook/course guide listing POS course offerings and descriptions. CTE Coordinators to provide MNPS POS and Student Progression Plan with CTE Course descriptions.
 
Indicator 2: Programs of such scope that are aligned with state approved program of study within career clusters.
    ____ 2.1 Copy of POS for program areas. CTE Director Attested List from website
 
Indicator 3:  Programs having a certified and appropriately endorsed teacher. State Licensure department to check state website—teachers responsible for keeping license current and to include any industry certifications (occupational licensed teachers)
    ____3.1 Teaching Certificate: Teaching certificate verifying proper endorsement(s)
    ____3.2 Highly Qualified: Highly qualified status verification (as applicable)
    ____3.3 Industry Certification: Industry certification certificate (as applicable) verifying up-to-date training/testing
    ____3.4 WBL: WBL certificate (as applicable) verifying training

Indicator 4: Programs teaching the state approved curriculum standards.
    ____4.1 State Standards: State standards for all courses taught in all programs of study—include syllabus and pacing guides/scope and sequence that show when and how you address each of the standards. Teacher to provide.  
    ____4.2 Inventory List: Equipment/inventory lists indicating opportunity for teaching of all standards (as applicable)—Lead teachers to provide.

Indicator 5: Programs having a state approved dual credit/dual enrollment with post-secondary institutions.
    ____5.1 Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment: Current dual credit, dual enrollment and/or articulation agreements and materials demonstrating linkage to postsecondary through a program of study. CTE Coordinators to provide.
Indicator 6: Programs being supported by current labor market data to support high skill, high wage, or high demand jobs.
    ____6.1 Labor Market Data: The Source (Department of Labor) data indicating job outlook reports for region specific to program of study, OR Local chamber of commerce data indicating job outlook specific to program of study. CTE Coordinators to provide.

Indicator 7: Programs that teach all aspects of an industry: Note: All Aspects of Industry include 1) Business Planning, 2) Management, 3) Health, Safety and Environment, 4) Finance, 5) Community Issues, 6) Principles of Technology, 7) Personal Work Habits, 8) Labor, and 9) Technical and Production Skills.
____7.1 All Aspects of an Industry: Field trip, business/industry guest speaker, and/or lesson plans documenting teaching of all aspects of industry. Teacher to provide—complete All Aspects of Industry with detail in each area. Include a folder for each item. Ths folder should contain a lesson plan and documentation of the lesson being taught. Teacher MUST include more than just the spreadsheet—great opportunity to capture experiential learning (fieldtrips, guest speakers, job shadow, etc. Lists of students, dates and pictures would be PERFECT). 


Indicator 8: Programs having an active advisory panel.
    ____8.1 Advisory Committee Members: Roster of advisory panel members (by program, school and/or system) indicating program areas represented/place of employment/responsibilities. Academy Coach and Lead teacher to provide.
    ____8.2 Advisory Committee Documentation: Current meeting agenda, sign-sheets and minutes for at least two meetings annually. Academy Coach and Lead teacher to provide.

Indicator 9: Programs having a career and technical student organization as an integral part of the instructional program. First year teachers can show evidence of local competition and learning about CTSO, for example, include pictures of state conference and in-class competition.
    ____9.1 CTSO Lesson Plans: Lesson plans indicating the integration of CTSO leadership skills and activities in all classes/courses.  Teacher to provide.  MUST be at least TWO lesson plans—one on leadership and one on the CTSO. It must be a lesson plan and NOT two sentences explaining what you do in the class—full lesson plans.
    ____9.2 CTSO Activities: Activities demonstrating classroom, school, and/or community based competitions—competitions can school-based, district, regional, state or national—if you provide pictures, please provide a narrative to set the context. Create a calendar of competitions that students have been involved for the year, including date, type/name of competition and number of students involved, and results.  Teacher to provide

Indicator 10: Programs promote CTE and academic curriculum integration with academic teachers.
    ____10.1 Integrated Lesson Plans: Lesson plans (two per year) indicating joint integration activities with Math, Science, English, and/or Social Studies teachers—this is working with another teacher, not just teaching math or science in your class. First year teachers can show evidence of lessons in their classroom that include Math, English, Science and/or Social Studies. PBLs with general education teachers should be implemented by year two. Teacher to provide.  Please capture lesson plans in your lesson plan templates or PBL template—do NOT submit a narrative of what you did in class.


Summary of document responsibility:
Teachers to provide in individual teacher folder:
_____ 3.3 Current Industry Certification for Occupational Licensed teachers
_____ 4.1 State Standards with syllabus and/or pacing guides that show when each standard is taught
_____  7.1 All Aspects of Industry
_____  9.1 CTSO Lesson Plans
_____  9.2 CTSO Activity Documentation
­­­­­_____  10.1 Integrated Lesson Plans (2)

Lead Teacher to provide in school folders within the district folder:
_____ 1.1 Master Schedules (file name should be school name, Master Schedule Ex:  MLK Master Schedule)
_____ 4.2 Classroom and/or lab inventory (put this in the teacher folder 4, not the district folder—file name should be 4.2 Room No. Inventory Ex:  4.2 Room 222 Inventory)
_____  8.1 and 8.2 Advisory Committee Minutes, Agenda, Roster—(create folders for each academy labeled with the academy name—file names inside the folders need the date, document type, and academy abbreviation—Ex:  8-15-16 Agenda H & F, 8-15-16 Minutes H & F, 8-15-16 Sign-in H & F

CTE Coordinators to provide:
_____  1.2 MNPS POS and Student Progression Plan
_____  2.1 POS attested POS for district reported to state
_____  5.1 Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment
_____  6.1 Labor Market Data
_____  8.1 District Advisory Committee Documentation


Sunday, January 10, 2016

1415 Concentrator Followup instructions

You need an Excel spreadsheet for this also. This was sent in an email on January 10, 2016



Follow-Up Report Instructions
The follow-up report is, hopefully, a conclusive list of all of the completers.  There are some that will be excluded because of the cohort year.  I will send you a list of those students very soon.  When submitting your list to me all you have to do is put an “x” under the appropriate column and supply the college name if the student is attending college or receiving advanced training.  The column to the far right (red heading) is replacing the old traditional form that we used for reporting.  In this column please include a date of contact and the source (such as self, friend, parent etc.) and any comments you need to make.  We will no longer use any previous forms.  You will also notice that not all students have an “Area of Concentration” this is something we need to work on this year.  The list you submit to me should be the list that you are receiving from me but completed by you.


To sort the list by course number for distribution to teachers do the following:
1.     Click on the “B” in column B and then select “Sort and Filter” (top right) and a drop down will appear, select “Filter” and you will see a drop down arrow appear on column B.
2.     Click on the drop down arrow in column B and you will see that all boxes are checked—click on “Select All” and the checks will disappear.
3.     Click on one (or more) course numbers to sort by individual areas.  Print these or save individually and e-mail to the teachers responsible for those areas. 
4.     To change the filter, just click on them again and the check mark will disappear.
5.     To remove the filter from the work book, be sure to “Select All” again so they will all appear and then click on “Filter” (top right).

Some schools volunteered to complete their follow-up report early and that is greatly appreciated!  Any school can submit early but please have approximately 85% of your data to do so.  All data is due by Feb. 1!  



Sunday, November 15, 2015

eTiger

reporting using .csv file
log in to the main eTiger page
https://doe1.tn.gov/Authorize/login.aspx

log in

click on eTIGER - Timely Information Gathering, Examination, and Reporting             Instructor

on this page, scroll down to Rubric Data Offline Reporting for information & instructions






overall eTiger teacher tutorial
https://www.k-12.state.tn.us/vecompetency/tutorial_1011.pdf

Monday, September 14, 2015

evaluations

TOWER Reminders
Login and Password are your Metro logins
PIN Number(electronic signature) = last 4 digits of your social security #
TOWER Ipad App can be downloaded from the App store
                  Login info for the Ipad App is also your Metro login and password
            (the 1st time you log in, you will need to put in the Group Code which is TM_MNPS)
Contacts:
Shannon Black – Shannon.black@mnps.org
Stephen Breese – stephen.breese@mnps.org
Terry Shrader – terry.shrader@mnps.org
Notes: _____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________



TOWER Reminders
Login and Password are your Metro logins
PIN Number (electronic signature) = last 4 digits of your social security #
TOWER Ipad App can be downloaded from the App store
                  Login info for the Ipad App is also your Metro login and password
            (The 1st time you log in, you will need to put in the Group Code which is TM_MNPS)
Contacts:
Shannon Black – Shannon.black@mnps.org
Stephen Breese – stephen.breese@mnps.org
Terry Shrader – terry.shrader@mnps.org
Notes: _____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________




TOWER Evaluation Reminders
Login and Password are your Metro logins
PIN Number (electronic signature) = last 4 digits of your social security #
Self-Score Teacher Instructions-
2.   Log in using your Metro logins
3.   Click on the Evaluation Tab
4.   Scroll to the bottom where you see the TEAM Educator rubric
5.   Under this click on the observation you are self-scoring
6.   Complete self-score
7.   Electronically sign the form using your PIN (last 4 digits of your SS#) and then click on Complete Form.



TOWER Evaluation Reminders
Login and Password are your Metro logins
PIN Number (electronic signature) = last 4 digits of your social security #
Self-Score Teacher Instructions-
2.   Log in using your Metro logins
3.   Click on the Evaluation Tab
4.   Scroll to the bottom where you see the TEAM Educator rubric
5.   Under this click on the observation you are self-scoring
6.   Complete self-score

7.   Electronically sign the form using your PIN (last 4 digits of your SS#) and then click on Complete Form.

Sunday, September 13, 2015

vendor information

CTE Purchase Login Information:

Office Depot:

business.officedepot.com

UN: MNPS2601

Password: NASHVILLE


AZ:

http://online.azorinc.com

UN: MNPSAZOR

Password: MNPS18336



Commonly Used Vendor Contact Information:

∙ B&H Video (tech items) ­

yauman@bhphotovideo.com

∙ CDWG (tech items) ­

philobe@cdwg.com

∙ Medco (Health Science) ­

Jermile.Brooks@pattersonmedical.com

∙ Sargent Welch (Science) ­

nate.ripple@vwr.com

∙ Science Kit & Boreal Lab (all

types of supplies for classroom) ­

nate.ripple@vwr.com

∙ Sirchie (Criminal Justice) ­

BLuce@sirchie.com

∙ Strategic Equipment (Culinary) ­

hkeller@strategicequipment.com

∙ Tech Depot ­

randall.pitt@techdepot.com

∙ MSC (Automotive/Engineering) ­

rochellf@mscdirect.com

∙ Dykes (Culinary) ­

cburton@dykesrestsupply.com



Thanks,

Rebecca Watson

CTE Program Manager

Metro Nashville Public Schools

2601 Bransford Ave, C­316

Nashville, TN 37204

P:615.259.8437

rebecca.watson@mnps.org

Monday, September 7, 2015

cte licensure contact

CTE Licensure Contact

Sheila Morris, who recently joined the office of CTE, is the contact person for any CTE licensure questions, and all licensure applications can be directed to her attention. She can be reached at Sheila.K.Morris@tn.gov and (615) 532-2834. For licensure resources, please visit the Educator Licensing web page.