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Presenter: Grand Rapids High School highlights CTE and college-credit capacity; IB program requires ongoing certification
Summary
The presenter said 10 staff are CTE-certified and 14 staff are certified to teach college-level courses, connecting those capabilities to Perkins funding and the school's IB program; the presenter described IB certification as rigorous.
The Presenter outlined career and technical education (CTE) staffing and college-credit opportunities at the high school, stating that roughly 10 staff hold CTE certifications across business, tech, construction and counselor roles tied to career-pathway learning.
On college-credit instruction, the Presenter said 14 staff are certified to teach collegiate-level courses—allowing students to earn credit—and linked those offerings to the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. The Presenter described IB recertification and application as "pretty arduous," involving multiple letters of recommendation and training components.
The Presenter tied the CTE staffing to Perkins funding and underscored that supplies and certification-support costs are important budget considerations for sustaining these programs. The transcript does not include a detailed budget or dollar amounts for Perkins or supplies; the Presenter framed the funding connection as a programmatic necessity rather than a completed budget action.
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