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MetroEd Superintendent presents SVCTE update: enrollment rising, college credit and internship gains
Summary
Erin O'Neil, new superintendent of MetroEd, briefed the board on Silicon Valley Career Technical Education (SVCTE). Enrollment at SVCTE is up, programs offer college credit and internships, and MetroEd aims to improve retention and expand industry partnerships.
Erin O’Neil, new superintendent of MetroEd, presented an update on the Silicon Valley Career Technical Education (SVCTE) program at the Jan. 14 meeting, reporting growth in enrollment and program outcomes.
O’Neil told trustees that SVCTE has capacity for about 1,550 students across 25 programs and currently serves roughly 1,380 students. She reviewed program offerings — from metals technology to dental assisting — and highlighted a sports medicine program that…
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