Perkins Grant Monitoring

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		2013 NDE Monitors

Basic Grants

Any eligible recipient desiring financial assistance under the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 (P.L. 105-332) must submit a completed local application to the Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) via the NDE Portal On-line system. If any modifications are made to the original local application, an amendment must be submitted.

Innovation Competitive Grants

The purpose of this grant is to assist local educational agencies (LEAs) in implementing the reVISION process. Revision provides Nebraska schools with the opportunity to analyze and transform their current career education systems in order to improve their ability to educate a qualified workforce that meets industry needs within an ever-changing economy. Working in collaboration with postsecondary education and regional workforce/economic development leaders, the reVISION process links career educators, school administrators, guidance counselors, and industry professionals. Under the leadership of the Educational Service Unit and the Nebraska Department of Education, the reVISION process is a strategic approach for schools to analyze their current career education system and make plans, as needed, for adjustments.

Perkins IV Corrections Grants

Nebraska Career Education (NCE) is authorized to provide, under the auspices of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006, correctional and/or other institutions serving the disabled with funds to support career and technical education services and activities. Currently NCE is requesting proposals from institutions in developing career education service and activities. This initiative has two primary goals: (1) To provide assistance to institutions which will assist persons through career and technical education services and activities that will upgrade skills and increase career opportunities toward personal economic self-sufficiency; and (2) To assist in the development of career and technical education services and activities which could be replicated elsewhere in the State.