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Pojoaque Valley details CTE enrollments and budgets; welding class delayed pending equipment
Summary
Principal Cordova reported on career and technical education partnerships and enrollments — construction trades (12), electrical (11), ProStart (51) — and said welding (20 students) was delayed because the instructor withdrew; the district has budgeted about $33,000 for welding plus a $75,000 grant to support CTE programs.
Principal Cordova and the superintendent reviewed the district's career and technical education partnerships and enrollments, saying construction trades has 12 students, electrical 11 and ProStart culinary 51. Cordova explained a welding course (reported enrollment 20) was delayed because the college instructor withdrew and the district will shift the start to January to secure equipment and staffing.
On funding, Cordova said, "We have budgeted about $33,000. That's in this year's budget. That's not to include some of the CT funds that we have through an additional grant. We have an additional grant of $75,000 to help with CT programs." Board members pressed for clarity on how mill-levy and grant funds may be used for capital improvements and whether assets would revert to district ownership if programs relocate; administration agreed to follow up with Northern New Mexico College and provide written guidance.
