reVISION

reVISION is a year-long process that 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, school counselors, and industry professionals. Under the leadership of the Nebraska Department of Education and in partnership with the Nebraska Departments of Labor and Economic Development, the reVISION process is a strategic approach for schools to analyze their current career education system and make plans, as needed, for adjustments.

Click here to download the reVISION informational flyer. 

2018-2019 reVISION Initial Grant Recipients!

Congratulations to the 2018-2019 reVISION Initial Grant award recipients! We look forward to working with each of you throughout this year!

 

Arnold Public Schools 

East Butler  Public School District

ESU 9

ESU 16

Emerson-Hubbard Community Schools

Freeman Public Schools

Loup County Public Schools

Sargent Public Schools

Santee Community Schools

Schuyler Community Schools  

Important Dates and Application Information for Grant Award Year 2019-2020 

  • February 4, 2019: Application Available
  • May 1, 2019: Applications Due by 5:00pm CST. Upload applications here: http://bit.ly/reVISION
  • June 14, 2019: Award Notification
  • July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020: Grant Award Year

Click here to find out more about the reVISION grant program, including types of grants, eligibility,  selection criteria, and FAQ.

In the News!

In Five Steps to Expand Access to High-Quality CTE in Rural Schools, the Nebraska Department of Education’s reVISION program is featured as an innovative strategy to help strengthen CTE pathways in rural areas.  Access the article here.

 

 

Rural communities often face unique challenges associated with improving the quality of CTE programming. Check out reVISION as a featured program addressing this issue from AdvanceCTE! Download the article here.

Learn More 

For more information, contact:

Therese Marzouk
Career Education Workforce Partnership Specialist
402-471-2494
therese.marzouk@nebraska.gov