Career Academies Sample Clauses

The 'Career Academies' clause establishes the framework for specialized educational programs within a school or district that focus on preparing students for specific career paths. Typically, this clause outlines the creation, operation, and oversight of academies that integrate academic instruction with career-oriented training, such as health sciences, engineering, or business. By formalizing the structure and expectations for these academies, the clause ensures students receive targeted support and resources, ultimately enhancing their readiness for post-secondary education or entry into the workforce.
Career Academies. The District and the College agree to cooperate in the advancement of Career Academies to promote better preparation of all ▇▇▇▇▇ County students for postsecondary education. Agreements of this type will be developed under separate Memoranda of Understanding but are to be considered ratified under this Agreement.
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Career Academies. The Board and the College agree to cooperate in the advancement of Career Academies to promote better preparation of all Nassau County students for postsecondary education. Agreements of this type will be developed separately but are to be considered ratified under this Agreement.
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Career Academies a. If any provision of the Career Academies section of this document is inconsistent with or in conflict with any other sections of this document, as related to Career Academies only, the Career Academies section will supersede all other sections. Career Academies exist as a small cohort of students working with business partners and local community partners to provide an integrated approach within a rigorous and relevant curriculum focused on research-based best instructional practices. b. Career Academies prepare students to meet the demands of a changing workforce while providing the opportunity for successful high school graduation, gainful employment, post- secondary education, and the highest level of industry certification by the State of Florida. Students will be placed in academy courses which will lead to either Agency for Workforce Innovation (AWI) recognized industry certification, Department of Education (DOE) recognized industry certification, post-secondary credit, and/or a state or national license. c. PHSC and Pasco County Schools will provide opportunities for high school students enrolled in Career Academies to earn academic college credit or technical credit while enrolled in high school. Career certificate courses and academic credit courses are classified as college credit and may be transferred to other colleges and universities. The Career certificate courses may be articulated to college credit using current state-wide articulation agreements or local articulation agreements. Credit by industry examination provides for articulation of industry-recognized certifications to college credit using standards and criteria set by state-wide or local articulation agreements.. d. A student must earn a grade of “C” or higher in each technical credit career academy dual enrollment course in which he/she is enrolled to be awarded dual enrollment credit for the course through PHSC. A student can earn PHSC technical credit regardless of whether he/she acquires industry certification. Students should consult a PHSC academic advisor for further information.
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Career Academies a. If any provision of the Career Academies section of this document is inconsistent with or in conflict with any other sections of this document, as related to Career Academies only, the Career Academies section will supersede all other sections. Career Academies exist as a small cohort of students working with business partners and local community partners to provide an integrated approach within a rigorous and relevant curriculum focused on research-based best instructional practices. b. Career Academies prepare students to meet the demands of a changing workforce while providing the opportunity for successful high school graduation, gainful employment, post- secondary education, and the highest level of industry certification by the State of Florida. Students will be placed in academy courses which will lead to either Agency for Workforce Innovation (AWI) recognized industry certification, Department of Education (DOE) recognized industry certification, post-secondary credit, and/or a state or national license. c. Approved Career Academy Dual Enrollment Courses Available:
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Career Academies a. If any provision of the Career Academies section of this document is inconsistent with or in conflict with any other sections of this document, as related to Career Academies only, the Career Academies section will supersede all other sections. Career Academies exist as a small cohort of students working with business partners and local community partners to provide an integrated approach within a rigorous and relevant curriculum focused on research-based best instructional practices. b. Career Academies prepare students to meet the demands of a changing workforce while providing the opportunity for successful high school graduation, gainful employment, post- secondary education, and the highest level of industry certification by the State of Florida. Students will be placed in academy courses which will lead to either Agency for Workforce Innovation (AWI) recognized industry certification, Department of Education (DOE) recognized industry certification, post-secondary credit, and/or a state or national license. c. Approved Career Academy Dual Enrollment Courses Available: d. PHSC and the DSBPC will provide opportunities for high school students enrolled in Career Academies to earn Post Secondary Adult Vocational (PSAV) credit, Post Secondary Vocational (PSV) credit, or academic college credit while enrolled in high school. PSV courses and academic credit courses are classified as college credit and may be transferred to other colleges and universities. The PSAV courses may be articulated to college credit using current state-wide articulation agreements or local articulation agreements. PHSC will establish Career Academy courses as PSAV courses using the PHSC curriculum approval policy. Credit by industry examination provides for articulation of industry-recognized certifications to college credit using standards and criteria set by state-wide articulation agreements or PHSC. *A student who successfully completes a Career Academy technical credit high school dual enrollment course with a minimum grade of "C" or higher earns PHSC technical credit regardless of whether he/she acquires industry certification.
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Career Academies. The Private School and the College agree to cooperate in the advancement of Career Academies to promote better preparation of all Private School students for postsecondary education. Agreements of this type will be developed under separate Memoranda of Understanding but are to be considered ratified under this Agreement.
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Career Academies. The SBCC and the College agree to cooperate in the advancement of Career Academies to promote better preparation of all Clay County students for postsecondary education. Agreements of this type will be developed under separate Memoranda of Understanding but are to be considered ratified under this Agreement.
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