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District reports 3,071 students enrolled in CTE; $8 million in grants secured

Shasta Union High School District Governing Board · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Director Rebecca Berg told trustees the district's Career Technical Education program serves 3,071 students with 45 teachers, offers nine pathways, and has secured roughly $8 million in grants; a $1 million grant will expand participation for students with intellectual disabilities.

Director of Student Services Rebecca Berg delivered the CTE annual update, reporting program enrollment, staffing and recent grant support.

Berg said the CTE program "currently serves 3,071 enrolled students, supported by 45 teachers" and offers nine of the state's 15 pathways. She credited Internship Coordinator Bret Barnes and maintenance staff for program support and said the district has secured approximately $8 million in grants; she added the department will use a $1 million grant to increase participation for students with intellectual disabilities.

Trustees asked about outreach materials and requested a CTE flyer similar to prior years. The Board commended the program for offering additional pathways and internship opportunities that support career readiness.