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Beaverton highlights Career & Technical Education expansion, ties to industry
Summary
District staff told the board Feb. 3 that CTE concentrators nearly reached a 100% graduation rate, that the district will expand from 33 to 35 CTE programs (adding an electrical program at Beaverton High School and a Westview computer science CTE), and that Oregon lacks dedicated state backbone funding for CTE.
Beaverton School District staff presented a detailed update Feb. 3 on Career & Technical Education programs, telling the board the district currently offers 33 CTE programs and plans to expand to 35 next school year to improve access and align instruction with regional workforce needs.
Stafford Boyd said nearly 100% of students identified as CTE concentrators — students who take multiple credits in a single program of study — graduated in the most recent state report for the class of 2025. "We almost have 100 percent graduation rate for students that are considered CTE or…
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