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Prosser career center outlines expansion, funding and plan to implement Indiana's new work'based learning requirements
Summary
Prosser leaders told the New Albany'Floyd County School Board that the career center will expand programs, pursue aviation maintenance with a $110,000 grant, and work with district staff to implement Indiana's revised diploma seals by hiring a work'based learning coordinator and improving tracking systems.
Kyle, Prosser's CTE director, told the New Albany'Floyd County School Board that Prosser remains a central regional workforce pipeline serving 16 sending districts across six counties and a range of employers, and that the center is preparing program and staffing changes to align with the state'issued Indiana diploma revisions.
The district'level presentation emphasized how Prosser combines tuition, federal grants and Perkins funding to operate. Kyle provided examples: the district'per'pupil ADM contribution ("$7,583.15" at New Albany-Floyd was cited), a per'credit CTE funding range (examples given of roughly "$299 to $1,069 per credit"), and the tuition Prosser charges districts ("$3,995 per student"). He said recent Perkins dollars, federal reserve grants (including a cited $110,000 reserve grant to support a planned aviation maintenance pathway) and other funding sources cumulatively yield…
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