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Career and Technology Student OrganizationsAn integral part of CTE success
CTSO TeamDiana Hegmann, DECA & FBLA State DirectorTeresa Shank, FFA State DirectorChuck Wallace, SkillsUSA State Director
Today’s Agenda
Overview of Career Technology Student Organizations (CTSO)
CTSO Chapter Review Activity (CTSO Current Chapter List)
Ways to Increase Engagement in CTSOs
Chuck Wallace
Diana Hegmann
Chuck, Diana
Leadership Development
Recognition, Awards, Grants, and Scholarships
Career Exploration
CTE Skill-Specific Competitions
All Students Career and College Ready
What do CTSOs do?
All Students Career and College Ready
What do CTSOs do?
- CTSO students earn industry certification or licensure at higher rate than non-CTSO CTE students (39% vs. 19%)
- CTSO students plan on college and take more courses for college credit through articulation agreements (32% vs. 13%)
- CTSO students are more focused on working in an area related to their program of study (30% vs. 13%)
- CTSO students more likely to pursue post-secondary education while working in an area related to program of study (28% vs. 13%)
2012 Pre-Grad Survey – 4,991 CTSO responses out of 51,981
Student Name(s) Event Place SchoolLocal School System
Affan Hussain, Josh Talley, and Peter Sergyeyenko
Computer Game & Simulation Programming
3rd Dulaney High School
Baltimore
Alexandra Harrington E-business 3rd Huntingtown High School
Calvert
Nick Santangelo Health Care Administration
2nd Marriotts Ridge High School
Howard
TEAM – Taylor Berger Annie Meyers Charlotte Sundel
Financial Literacy Promotion Project
2nd Severna Park High School
Anne Arundel
Stephen SimsSports & Entertainment Management
Top
10Reservoir High School
Howard
FBLA and DECA Win!
4%
10,850 Students Participate in a CTSO Related to their CTE Program of Study
2014 / 2015 School
Year
Total Membership Number of LSSNumber of Chapters
2014-15 2013-14 2014-15 2013-142014-15
2013-14
DECA 543 617 6 7 15 17
FBLA 2894 2,718 15 19 83 80
FFA 2,396 2,297 22 19 46 39
SkillsUSA 5,088 5,421 24 23 41 40
CTSO: Opportunities for Career Awareness and Preparation for
the Future What do YOU do?
2014-2015School
Year
Fall Leadership Regional Competition State Conference
National Conference
2014-15 2013-14 2014-15 2013-142014-
152013-
142014-
152013-
14
DECA 104 78 1 event 0 199 192 62 56
FBLA N/A 228 5 regions 5 regions 1,000 866 220 206
FFA 550 340 5 regions 5 regions 518 400 175 180
SkillsUSA 375 403 6 regions 6 regions 1,038 1,080 246 258
Let’s Look at FFA
Boost your IMPACT !
Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) 2015
Student Name(s) EventNat’l
Ranking SchoolLocal School System
Nick Wiegand Electrical Construction Wiring 1st North Point HS for STI
Charles
Chandler Kerr Graphic Communications 1st CATN Anne Arundel
Ryan Tauber Industrial Motor Control 1st CATN Anne Arundel
Phillip Edwards, Isiah Manns, Kells McDonald
Interactive Application and Game Development
2nd Western School of Technology
Baltimore
Lindsay Kremer Principles of Engineering & Technology
2nd Worcester Technical HS
Worcester
SkillsUSA and FFA Win!
Aubry Wishner Creed Speaking 4th Middletown HS Frederick
Rachel Hockenbery Veterinary Science 5th Linganore HS Frederick
Livia Schuller Veterinary Science 6th Linganore HS Frederick
Katelyn Allen Milk Quality Products 9th Brunswick HS Frederick
www.MDCTEPROGRAMS.org
Support and Encourage the participation in a CTSO related to a CTE pathway a student has scheduled.
Communicate with your Principals, Teachers, Parents, and Students on importance of co-curricular organizations to promote career and college readiness.
What Can You Do?
Every high school should have one of the state-approved CTSOs.
◦ DECA◦ FBLA◦ FFA◦ SkillsUSA
Let’s take a look at what Maryland has…
What Do Your High Schools Have?
1. THINK: Look at the booklet you have been given and respond to the below questions. Record your answers independently.
a) Are any high schools from your LSS missing?b) Look at the poster and decide which CTE programs are
in your schools and which CTSO should exist.
2. PAIR: Get into groups by LSS.a) Think about the people in the district – who would be a
great champion to start a new chapter?b) How can MSDE help?
3. SHARE: Report out your discovery and next steps.
CTSO High School Chapter Review
Share CTSO Information with the Principal and Teachers in your school.
Talk to the students about COLLEGE and CAREER READINESS courses and organizations.◦ Growth of Leadership skills.◦ Earn college credits.◦ Competitions and scholarship opportunities.◦ Hands-on experience; apply what you learn.
Enroll your students in CTE courses. CTSO-related Webinars
◦ January 7, 2016 How to Prepare Students for Competition
Next Steps
DECA:◦ October 29, 2015◦ Embassy Suites, Hunt Valley, MD
FBLA:◦ November 20-21, 2015◦ National Fall Leadership Conference◦ Downtown Hilton, Baltimore, MDFFA:◦ November 6, 12, 13, 19 & 20, 2015◦ Held regionally throughout Maryland
SkillsUSA:◦ November 5-6, 2015◦ Carousel Hotel, Ocean City, MD
Fall Leadership Conferences
Regionals: January/February 2016 States
◦ DECA: March 10-11, 2016◦ SkillsUSA: April 15-16, 2016◦ FBLA: April 14-16, 2016◦ FFA: June 27-29, 2016
Nationals 2016◦ DECA: April 23-26 (Nashville, TN)◦ SkillsUSA: June 23-June 27 (Louisville, KY)◦ FBLA: June 29-July 2 (Atlanta, GA)◦ FFA: October 19-Oct. 22 (Indianapolis, IN)
Spring Competitions
Maryland CTSO Websites DECA: www.marylanddeca.org
FBLA: www.mdfbla.org
FFA: www.mdffa.org
SkillsUSA: www.mdskillsusa.org
Diana Hegmann, DECA & FBLA State Director◦ [email protected], 410-767-0536
Chuck Wallace, SkillsUSA State Director
◦ [email protected], 410-767-8872 Teresa Shank, FFA State Director
◦ [email protected], [email protected]
◦ 301-491-5686
State Directors for each Career Technology Student Organization
Guidance CounselorsTeachersSchool Administrators
THANK YOU!
