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Find similar grantsCarl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act is sponsored by Washington Workforce Training & Education Coordinating Board. Provides funding for career and technical education programs under the Carl D.
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Perkins Leadership grants List of all available grants The Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act aims to prepare students to enter the workforce with the academic and vocational skills needed to compete successfully in a knowledge- and skills-based world economy. Perkins funds support career and technical education that prepare students both for further education and the careers of their choice.
Perkins funds help ensure career and technical programs are challenging and integrate academic and technical education to meet the needs of business and industry. Carl D.
Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 (amended, now Perkins V) Learn more about Perkins V Washington state plan Funds available/grant start Final day to submit budget revisions for FY27 Projected end date of grant Final day to submit invoices for FY27 Grant guidelines and program resources 2026-2027 Perkins Plan Grant Guidelines Funds available/grant start Final day to submit budget revisions for FY26 Projected end date of grant Final day to submit invoices for FY26 Grant guidelines and program resources 2025-26 Perkins Plan Grant Guidelines South Puget Sound Community College - Lacey CLNA Conference OneNote (Resource and Program Guide) Dr. Joyce Hammer and Kevin Tutt Opportunity Gap Analysis (OGA) Advance CTE, Dr. Kevin Johnson & Suela Cela Opportunity Gap Analysis-Part I OGA Breakout Group-Part I Opportunity Gap Analysis-Part II OGA Breakout Group-Part II Bellevue College, Alysa Kelsey & Eric Wolf South Seattle College, Veronica Wade CLNA Informing Perkins Funding The Bruman Group, Steven Spillan Centers of Excellence and CHMURA Mindshift: Overcoming 5 Barriers to Create the Future of CTE Community Colleges of Spokane, Grace Leaf Faculty Development at SBCTC Perkins Consolidated Annual Report (CAR) SBCTC 2023-24 Consolidated Annual Report (CAR) SBCTC 2022-23 Consolidated Annual Report (CAR) Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board CAR 2022-2023 Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board CAR 2021-2022 Postsecondary — Final Agreed Upon Performance Levels (FAUPL) Perkins IV Performance Indicators - College Performance, 1P1-5P2 Perkins IV Performance Indicators - College Performance, 1P1-5P2 (Interactive Tableau Perkins Dashboard (as of Feb 2021) FY27 Perkins Workforce Grants Session (February 19, 2026) Session included application updates, guideline revisions, and tips for successful Presenters: Kimberly Ingram, Program Administrator; Melanie Kielich, Fiscal Grant Perkins Dashboard: Gap Analysis (March 10, 2025) Session included overview of the newly created Gap Analysis tabs in the Perkins Protected Dashboard.
The information in these tabs is used in Opportunity Gap Analysis.
Presenters: Travis Dulaney, Associate Director Policy Research, SBCTC FY26 Perkins Workforce Grants Session (February 19, 2025) Session included application updates, guideline revisions, and tips for successful Presenters: Kimberly Ingram, Program Administrator; Melanie Kielich, Fiscal Grant Webinar Presentation Slides Perkins Allowability, Uniform Grants Guidance, and EDGAR Training (August 13, 2024) Session includes an overview of Perkins allowability, Uniform Grants Guidance (UGG), and Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) Presenters: The Brumand Group, Michael Brustein, Esq.
and Steve Spillan, Esq.
Webinar Presentation Slides Perkins Approval Process Overview (May 2, 2024) Session includes an overview of the approval process and timeline for Perkins grant Presenter: Kimberly Ingram, Program Administrator, Workforce Education Webinar Presentation Slides FY25 Perkins Workforce Grants Session (February 23, 2024) Session covered application updates, guideline revisions, and tips for successful Presenter: Kimberly Ingram, Program Administrator, Workforce Education Webinar Presentation Slides Perkins Data, Coding, and Award Formula (February 28, 2023) Session covered data coding in ctcLink, performance indicators in relation to cohort, completer, and program definitions, and how Perkins Plan award funding is calculated.
Presenters: Carmen McKenzie, Director of Data Services; Denise Costello, Associate Director - Fiscal Management Webinar Presentation Slides Perkins Funding Formula Overview presentation Perkins Workforce Grants Information Session (February 22, 2023) Session included application updates, guideline revisions, and tips for successful Presenters: SBCTC Perkins Program and Fiscal teams Webinar Presentation Slides Perkins Data Dashboard - start at 4:07 in the video (February 9, 2023) Session included navigation of the Perkins Tableau Dashboard with new updates showing data from reporting year 2020-21.
Presenter: Travis Dulany, SBCTC Associate Director - Policy Research FY21 Perkins Plan Webinar Perkins Training: Professional Technical Certification (February 11, 2025) Session included training on certification and professional development plan requirements to meet success in achieving state and federal compliance.
Presenters: William Belden, Policy Associate; Kimberly Ingram, Program Administrator Perkins Training: Advisory Committees (February 10, 2025) Session included an overview of state and Perkins compliance relating to advisory committees for professional-technical programs Presenters: William Belden, SBCTC Policy Associate; Kimberly Ingram, SBCTC Program Perkins Monitoring and Risk Assessment (June 7, 2024) Session includes an overview of Perkins monitoring, risk assessment, and compliance in receiving Perkins funds.
Presenter: Kimberly Ingram, Program Administrator, Workforce Education Webinar Presentation Slides Advisory Committee Self-Assessment Faculty Certification Self-Assessment Perkins Risk Self-Assessment A program of study (POS) is designed to provide students with a non-duplicative sequence of progressive achievement leading to technical skill proficiency, a credential, certificate or degree, and linked through credit transfer agreements between the two institutions.
Programs of study are a requirement for eligibility to receive Perkins funding under the Perkins IV legislation.
Statewide POS update Spring 2012 "A program of study combines a minimum of two years of secondary education (as determined under State law) with a minimum of two years of postsecondary education in a non-duplicative, sequential course of study or an apprenticeship program of not less than two years following secondary education instruction and integrates academic and career and technical education instruction, and utilizes work-based and worksite learning experiences where appropriate and available."
[Sec 203(c)(2a)] Programs of Study Template Programs of Study Assurances Checklist (Updated Oct. 2016) Programs of Study Framework 10 Elements
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Educational institutions offering career and technical education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $26,026,060. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act is funded by Washington Workforce Training & Education Coordinating Board. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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