Planning for Engagement: Identifying Key Stakeholders for Perkins V

This tool from Advance CTE outlines the types of engagement required in Perkins V and was designed to help states begin the brainstorming process for their engagement efforts related to Perkins V.

Planning for Engagement: Identifying Key Stakeholders for Perkins V

The Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act  (Perkins V) provides state leaders with a lever to transform and improve their Career Technical Education (CTE) systems. Similar to Perkins IV, Perkins V maintains the requirement that the state plan be developed in consultation with a number of entities and in some cases, identifies when this consultation must occur and for what purpose. In addition, Perkins V introduces some new stakeholder engagement and public comment requirements. This tool from Advance CTE outlines the types of engagement required in Perkins V and was designed to help states begin the brainstorming process for their engagement efforts related to Perkins V. To access the Microsoft Word version of this tool, click here.

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