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Office of College and Career Readiness (OCCR) Finance | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Office of College and Career Readiness (OCCR) Finance Career and Technical Education (CTE) Finance Career and Technical Education (CTE) Finance is responsible for the administration of State and Federal funds that support career and technical education programs, services, and activities.
These programs and services provide secondary, postsecondary, and adult students with the knowledge and skills needed for employment in current or emerging fields, to continue their education, or to be retrained for new business and industry practices.
This applies to local educational agencies (LEAs) that operate Department-approved CTE programs in Agricultural Education; Business, Marketing, and Information Technology Education; Family Consumer Sciences and Human Services Education; Health Sciences Education; Skilled Technical Sciences Education; and Technology and Engineering Education. CTE Finance will provide LEAs with financial information regarding CTE programs and grants.
The CTE financial information will include the following: allocations, payments, due dates, coding, funding changes, financial reminders, monitoring requirements and other guidance. CTE Finance will also provide technical assistance to LEAs regarding Federal finance regulations and fiscal oversight and monitoring of CTE grant programs.
Federal Perkins Finance Federal Perkins Finance Allocations 2026-2027 Perkins Secondary 2026-2027 Perkins Postsecondary FY 2026 Allocations Secondary FY 2026 Allocations Postsecondary FY 2025 Allocations Secondary FY 2025 Allocations Postsecondary FY2024 Allocations Secondary FY2024 Allocations Postsecondary Guidance and Program Memorandums OCCR Federal Finance and Federal Monitoring Guide Perkins Allowable and Unallowable Costs found on pages 10-12 of the above document.
PM2008-04 – Guidance related to Perkins program administration PM2008-04 – Guidance related to Perkins program administration State CTE Finance CTE Base and Performance Grant Guidance and Administrative Memos Base and Performance Funding Guidance List of Allowable and Unallowable Costs (CTE Base and Performance Grant) Listserv Information This listserv will provide one-way communication from DESE to the LEAs regarding financial information on CTE programs and grants.
The CTE financial information will include the following: allocations, payments, due dates, coding, funding changes, financial reminders, monitoring requirements and other guidance. If you have any questions on the information provided in the CTE Finance Listserv, please contact the OCCR Finance section: Kim Oligschlaeger, Coordinator kim. oligschlaeger@dese.
mo. gov (573) 751-0449 Brady Heckemeyer, Assistant Director brady. heckemeyer@dese.
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Career and Technical Education (CTE) Finance is funded by Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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