The process for renewing CTE-26 applications has transitioned to renewal based on expiration of the approved program application. The program renewal chart will no longer be used. Career-Technical Education (CTE) program approval will now be focused around the approval window of the program application rather than program. Approved CTE programs are valid for five consecutive fiscal years. Renewal application approval shall be subject to review under ORC. 3317.161 section (E).
Local districts will submit renewal applications for programs that are in the last fiscal year of the current approved application as indicated by the CTE-26 System. For example, programs with approval for period FY2019-FY2023 will renew by March 1, 2023 allowing programs to remain effective FY2023-2027. Please refer to the current approval period for your program as indicated in the CTE-26 System.
ODE CTE Career Field Pathways Charts
- Agricultural and Environmental Systems
- Arts & Communications
- Business and Administrative Services
- **NEW – Important update Dec 2022: Pathways C4, C5, S5 G2
- Construction Technologies
- Education and Training
- Engineering and Science Technologies
- Finance
- Government and Public Administration
- Health Science
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Human Services
- Information Technology
- Law and Public Safety
- Manufacturing
- Marketing
- Transportation Systems
- NOTE FY23 changes at link above
FY24 Program and Assessment Matrix(Draft)
CTE26 Provider Application Overview
CTE-26 Standard Process Flow.pdf
Accessing the CTE-26 Program Application.pdf
ODE CTE-26 Dec 2021 Presentation
Credential Tool – EnvisionEdPlus Credential Tool 2022-23
ODE Industry Recognized Credentials
- Career Based Intervention (CBI) programs are designed for students ages 12-21 in grades 7-12, who are identified as disadvantaged (either academically, economically, or both) and students with disabilities, who have barriers to achieving academic and career success. CBI helps students improve academic competency, develop professional skills, and implement a career plan that will serve them on the path to graduation and beyond.
- Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) is a set of courses that draws from a range of disciplines and contexts (education, business, social, economic, cultural, technological, geographical, political) to achieve optimal and sustainable living for individuals, families and communities.