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Office of Career Readiness, Adult Learning, and Education Options Career and Technical Education Funding for local agencies is available annually through state and federal funds. Federal funding is provided by the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006.
For grant funding eligibility, information, or technical support, please contact the appropriate staff member listed under Contacts. The Perkins Funding is available through the following grants applications: 1) Local Formula Funds, 2) Corrections, 3) Reserve Competitive, 4) Non-traditional Training and Employment, and 5) Special Populations.
To be eligible to apply for Perkins grant opportunities, applicants must have submitted and had approved a Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment (CLNA).
Career and Technical Education (CTE) State Grants The Department of Education has aligned the state’s funding towards CTE programs that ensure students obtain skills and competencies needed by employers in high-skill, high-wage, and/or in-demand (regionally or state specific) career pathways. Any program selected for funding must be included in the state’s most current CTE Course Catalog.
State CTE Grants Resources FY 26 Funding Allocations by Program (pdf) FY 26 State Uses of Funds Guidance (pdf) Perkins Grant Related Resources FY 26 Carl D.
Perkins Uses of Funds Guidance (pdf) FY 26 Allocation Memo (pdf) Postsecondary Nontraditional Occupations List (pdf) FY 25 Budget Preparation Guidelines & Charts of Accounts Supplemental (pdf) FY 25 Standard Object Codes and Function Codes (pdf) Chart of Accounts (excel download) FY 26 Master Grants Timeline (pdf) FY 26 Grants Calendar (pdf) FY 25 Grants Calendar (pdf) For more information, please contact: Program Resources, Documents, and Publications Perkins V – Adult Education Laws and Policy (external link) Perkins V – Legislation and Regulations (external link)
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