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• Work Based Learning Opportunities through CTI Work Experience
• Leadership Conferences & Competitions
• School & Community Service Projects
• Bridge Bill Initiatives util-izing GAcollege411.org
• College /Career Planning
The CTI Mission
To provide meaningful leadership and employability experiences for students with disabilities through career & technical education courses.
Phone: 404-847-1980 Ext. 145 Fax: 404-255-8709 E-mail: [email protected]
Sandra Gosch Career Technology Instruction Coordinator The Raider's Cup Faculty Sponsor 5900 Raider Drive Sandy Springs, GA 30328
R iverwood In te rna t i ona l Char te r S choo l
Career and Technical Instruction Program
What is Georgia CTI?
The Georgia Career and Technical Instruction Program is designed to support students with disabilities enrolled in Career and Technical Education classes. Upon pathway completion, students will have the skills necessary to enter college or seek employment as well as participate in employment opportunities through CTI.
Students served under IDEA in the CTE programs who meet Georgia Department of Education CTI criteria for eligibility can receive resource support services needed for the learner to achieve his/her academic, job & career goals.
CTI sponsored school based enterprise The Raider’s Cup coffee shop
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Additional information can be found at the
following websites:
www.georgiacti.org www.gacollege411.org www.doe.k12.ga.us /Career Technical & Agricultural Education/Special Populations/Career Technical Instruction (CTI) State Directors of Vocational/Technical Education—www.ed.gov/Programs/bastmp/SDVE.htm GACTSO website & calendar—http://www.gactso.org Professional Organizations in which Riverwood
CTI is a member and participates in:
ACTE— Association for Career and Technical Education (National) GACTE—Georgia Association for Career and Technical Education (State) http://www.gacte.org/ GAVESNP— Georgia Association Vocational Education Special Needs Personnel (Local Affiliate)
www.georgiacti.org
Riverwood
CTI students
volunteering
at a
community
service project
benefitting
Children’s
Healthcare of
Atlanta
CTI Coord ina tor Ro le
The role of the career and technical instruction
coordinator is to provide resource assistance to
students with disabilities served under the
Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) in the
CTE program and to coordinate the services
needed for the learner to acquire his/her goal of
post-secondary job placement or training/
education (college or tech school). The CTI Coor-
dinator is a part of the student’s IEP team and is
responsible for facilitating the development of the
student’s Transition Plan.
CTI Objectives
Students making pasta in the Culinary Arts class
CTI students visiting Channel 11 where they watched a live broadcast of Atlanta & Company and the 11 Alive News at noon program.
• Provide resource support services
to students with disabilities enrolled
in CTE classes
• Provide transition services to
include development of job entry
skills & post secondary planning
through a CTE Pathway
• Coordinate student’s course of
study with short and long-range
career goals through their IEP
(Individualized Education Plan)
• Participate in the development
of the Transition component of the
student’s IEP
• Work Based Learning
Experience opportunities
• Career and vocational
assessment to assist with career
development & guidance
• Provide opportunities for
cultural growth & personal
development
Career & Techno logy Pa thways a t R iverwood
• Broadcast Video Production
• Culinary Arts
• Interactive Media
• Pre Engineering
• Small Business Development
which includes IB Business
Management
Courses exclusive to IRR Students
• Occupational Awareness
• Occupational Planning
• CTI Work Experience = Work
Based Learning/Internships credits
through CTI
CTI Leader sh ip
The focus of the CTI Youth Leadership
Development component is to provide students
with disabilities, enrolled in Career & Technical
classes with high quality interactive leadership
activities. State leadership conferences are
provided for students to display their skills and
abilities. The leadership conferences often reward
students showing the greatest improvement in
their CTE classes. The work experiences and
skills they exhibit are recognized at the confer-
ences as well as throughout the school year. One of many student activities at the 2011 CTI
State Leadership Conference at Rock Eagle Center
