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The Way to Work Newsletter
Guiding Educational Philosophy:
- Upgrading and enhancing existing courses and programs in participating districts.
- Expanding the options and rigor of courses available to students.
- Providing innovative training for students to enter the Southern Arizona workforce.
- Providing a community resource to enhance career skills and improve employability options.
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Pima County JTED
Central Learning Facility and District Office
2855 W. Master Pieces Drive
TUCSON, ARIZONA 85741
PHONE (520) 352-JTED (5833) ~ FAX (520) 352-5842
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JTED News
2008 Annual Report
Annual Financial Report
Why JTED?
Mission Statement
We deliver premier career and technical education in partnership with business, industry and community stakeholders.
JTED in 2008/2009 Will:
- Enhance existing Career and Technical Education classes.
- Support new JTED programs in the Pima County high schools.
- Encourage pilot programs between and among districts.
- Develop opportunities with Pima Community College.
- Serve Charter, Home & Private school students.
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Student Resources
2008-2009 Student Handbook
Parents Corner
Benefits of a JTED for Students:
- Provides access to state-of-the-art equipment and training programs in a variety of career areas.
- Offers articulated college-level
- Offers the opportunity for industry certifications.
- Opportunity to work at an advanced level in a variety of career areas.
Benefits of a JTED for Parents:
- Prepares students to enter the workforce and embark on a career in a variety of fields.
- Prepares students academically
Benefits of a JTED for Community:
- Provides a coordinated plan to meet the workforce needs of local businesses and government.
- Impacts the economy positively.
- Produces skilled workers which means less time spent training and re-training after graduation.
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We Believe ...
- That every JTED student deserves a highly qualified and appropriately certified CTE (Career and Technical Education) educator.
- That the needs of students and instructors must be properly supported.
- In partnerships and collaboration with all stakeholders.
- That the prime focus is on the needs of students and industry.
- JTED will respond to the workforce needs of business and industry.
- In equitable access and quality opportunities for all Pima County students.
- That every student will be prepared to successfully transition into career opportunities and on-going education.
- In education through formal instruction, experiential learning and leadership development.
Career and Technical Education Clusters
JTED programming for 2007-2008 will be through the member district's high schools and Pima Community College. These existing and new programs will be deemed "satellites" and must demonstrate enhancement of the current program through one or more of the listed criteria. Pilot programs involving two or more districts may be established. Delineation of district programs will be accomplished through IGA's to be completed and approved by respective governing boards no later than June 15, 2007.
- Medical / Health
- Business Management Services
- Public Safety / Security
- Production / Industrial
- Transportation Technologies
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- Construction
- Hostipitality / Culinary Arts
- Agriculture
- Information Technology
- Education
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