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District highlights K–12 career technical education expansion and summer internships
Summary
District presenters showcased expansion of CTE programs from elementary career awareness to high‑school pathways, reported 335 CTE completers last year and outlined a summer internship program that awards a $500 stipend to participants. Trustees praised program growth and asked about outreach and inclusion for special‑education students.
Newport‑Mesa Unified School District leaders presented an overview Wednesday of the district’s Career Technical Education (CTE) continuum, detailing elementary career awareness pilots, middle‑school gateway coursework and high‑school pathways that lead to industry certifications and internship opportunities.
Keith Carmona and CTE staff described a Career Connected Schools pilot at Victoria Elementary using RIASEC…
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