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CTE administrator highlights career pathways, student engagement and state-level program strength
Summary
CTE Administrator Cade Baligad presented district career and technical education programs, noting higher attendance and graduation outcomes tied to CTE engagement and pointing to student leadership and competition opportunities at regional, state and national levels.
Cade Baligad, Career and Technical Education (CTE) administrator, presented an overview of the district’s CTE programs, including programs of study and Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs). He said the programs drive higher student attendance and graduation rates and give students marketable skills for high‑skill, high‑wage jobs.
Baligad showed slide data on skill assessments across the district, described opportunities for student leadership and competition, and noted program videos are available on the Douglas County School District website. To illustrate student work, he presented laser‑cut pumpkins made in class to trustees. Baligad summarized the district as ‘‘a state-of-the-art CTE school district and we do really good things for students.’’
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