CE 033 257 Alabama Career Education State Plan, 1978,-1983 ...

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Alabama Career Education State Plan, 1978,-1983. Bulletin 1980, No. 34. ,Alabama State Dept. of Education, Montgomery. Div. of %Instructional Services. 6ffice ol Education (DHEW), Washington, D.C. . Jul 80 .DHEW-554-.AH-'70214 163p.; For related aocuments-see,CE 033 258-262.

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MF01/PC07,Plus Postage.. ' s-*Career Education; Career Guidance; Disabilities; ',Educational neds; Educational Objectives; Elementary

Secondary,iducation; Experiential Zearning; Gifted; Migrant Education; Needs'Assessmentr Postsecondary Education; *Program Administration; *Program Impl4mentation; SchOol Business Relationship; School Comffiunity Relationship; Sex Fairness; Sex Stereatypes; *Statewide Planning *Alabama; Education Amendments 1974; Experience Based Career.Education

ABSTRACT This-document contains the Alabama state plan for the

administration and implementation Of career education in kindergarten through postseCondary grades 1pr,191t-83. Following 35 pages of introductory materials.(ipcluding a state.vlan profile), the 16-section state plan is.presentedt Section 1 contains the state's career education conceptual base and-definition., apd evidence of commitment. The focuses ot_sect.ion,2 are pfior.efforts and accomplishments, the advisory council, surveys and assessments of need, and priorities of needs.'..Goals and Objectives are outlined in section 3. Section 4 is concerned wig thp.tasks essential for initial implementation of a comprehensive'career education effort. Sections 5 and 6,discuss strategies for'special AtUdents and the elimination of sex stereotyping. Sections 7-14 deal with career guidance; involvement of business, la or, industry, and professional community; personnel; evaluation; diss mination; postsecOndary,career education; experience.based career edu ation; ind administration and management. Section 15 suMmarizes the esponsibilities of every group concerned with the career development of students. Expecte& outcomes of implementing career education in Alabama are listed in section 16.

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ALABAMA

CAREER EDUCATION STATE PLAN

1978 1983

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Wayne Teague State Superintendent of Edudation %Alabama State Department of Education

Montgomery, Alabama 36130

U.S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION

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The activity Talich is the subject of this report was supported in whole."or in part, by the U. S. Office of Education, Department of HealEh, Education, and Welfare. Howpver, the opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the U. S. Office of Educetion, and no official endorsement by the U. S. Office of Education should be inferred.

%This material was develciped by the Alabama State Department of Education, Montgomery, Alabama., finanoed with funds provided under P. L. 93-380 (Section 406 - Subpart C--State Plans--Part 160d, USOE Grant #554 AH 70214):

It is the official policy of the Alabana State Department of Education, inclAding postsecondaty inptitutions under the control of the State Board of Education, that no perdlon in A1abama shall,, on the grounds of race, aolor, handicap, sex, religion, creed, national origin, or age, be excluded from participation 4n, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination ander any program, activity, or employment.

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GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA Fob James

ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Marvin Gold Mr. Ron Creel

Mrs. S. A. Cherry

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Mr. Ralph D. Higginbotham Mr. Victor P. Poole

Dr. Harold C. Martin Mrs. Christine Drake Mr. Roscoe Roberts, Jr.

ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Wayne T ague

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A State Plan for the Administration and Implementation of Career Education'

Kindergarten through Postsecondary 1978 1983

Submitted by the State of Alabama Department of Education

Approved by: Alabana State Board of Education

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June 14, 1980

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Effective Date of State Plan:

June 14, 1979 (Date)

Wayne.Teague State,Superintendent of Education

William C. Berryman Director

Division of Instructional Services

Clinton R. Owens Assistant Director Division of Instructional Sarvices

Anita G.'Barber Chief Specialist Career Education

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Grateful appreciation is extended to the many educator and community '

persons,'who have spent many untiring hours to develop th Alabama State

Plan fOr Career Education. Special appreciation is extended t all mem-4-

lit.of the Alabama-41aie,Career Education/Advisory Council, the $,ersons

frti Alabama who participated in the National 'Career Education Confernce

in Houston, Texas, and all those who took part in the various Alabama

Conferences on Career Education. This Plan represents the valuable con-

tributions of Alabamians from all levels of education, business, industry,

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labor, government, and local communities who are concerneir about the edu-

cation of the'youth and adults within the State.

Anita G. Barber Chief Specialist, Carew/Education

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_MEEMERS,OF THE 1976-1977 . STATE ADVENORY-*COUNCIL FOR CAREER EDUCATION

STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

,ET. Wayne Teague Statd Superintendent of Education Montgomery, Alabama

Dr. W. C. Benivan, Acting Tirecto Tivision of Instruction Montymnery, Alabama

Dr. Clinton R. Owens Assistant Director -Division of,Instruct'ion Montgomery, Alabama

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Clark D. Williams ' Coordinator of Special Graqts

Federal Programs Section Montgomery, Alabama

Dr. William E. Truitt Asistant Director Division of Departmental Services Montgomery, Alabama

Anita Barber State Coordinator Career.Education Montgomery, Alabama.

Dr. James Bishog, Branch Director Support Data Branch

ivision of Vocational Education Montgomery, Alabama

Mr. Charles Rowe, Supervisor Division-of Rehabilitation,and Crippled Children Montgomery, Alabama

Mr. Clifton Nash, Coordinator Pupil Personnel Services Division of Instruction Montgomery, Alabama

Mr. Charles P. Hayes, Education Specialist Textbook Section Montgomery, Alabama

Dr. Erskine Murray Acting Director Postsecondary Education Montgomery, Alabama

OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES

Mrs. Melba Till Allen Alabama State Treasurer Montgomery, Alabama

Representative Pete Turnham Box 1592 Auburn, Alabama

Senator Sid McDonald P.O. Box 50 Arab, Alabama

Dr. David Sawyer, Director Alabama Occupational Information System 901 Adams Avenue , Montgomery, Alabama

Mr. Tom Ventress, Director Department of Industrial Relations Montgoiew,.Alabama

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

Mr. Rex Thornton Monsanto Chemical Company Decatur,

Mr. Robert Knauer Aluminum Company of Alrica 1509 Government Street Mobile, Alabama

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BUSINESS AND'INDUSItY (Continued)

Mrs. Mary George Waite, President Farmers and Merchants Bank Centre, Alabama

MXs. Kay Ivey, Assistant Cashier Merchants National Bank Mobile, Alabama

Mr. James Britton, Executive Director Alabama State Chamber of Commerce Montgomery, Alabama

Mx. Lowell Harrelson Ballco Construction Compeeny Box 880 Bay Minette, Alabama

MX. Tom Eden, Vice President Alabana Textile Manufacturers Assoc. 125 South McDonough

MX. Mureal Crump, Senior Vice President Alabama National Bank Montgomery, Alabama

, Mr. Jerome Winston Construction AdVancement Program Alabama Association of Contractors P.O. Box 10204 Birmingham, Alabama

Dr. William Cook, Vice President Hudson Thompson Company Highway 80 Wese Montgomery, Alabama

HIGHER EDUCATION

Dr: Edwin L. Kurth 5024 Haley Center Auburn University Auburn, Alabama

er. Baker e Alabama State University P.O. Box 271 Montgomery, Alabama

LABOR

44r. Clarence Frost Alabana Labor Council (AFL-CIO) 231 West 'Valley Avenue Birmingham,'Alabama

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS

D. Byron Nelson, Superinfendent Deltur City,Schools Decatur, Alabama

MXs. Ahne Kelley.Principal Springhirl Elemedary School c/o Pike County Board of Education Troy, Alabama

Dr. Harold Bishop Assistant to the President University of Alabama University Station Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Thrk W. C. Hannah AssistAnt Superintendent Lauderdale County Board of Education P.O. Box 278 Florence, EsiabaM

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