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AUTHOR Braaten, Larry; Miller, AnnetteTITLE State-Administered Exemplary Projects in Vocational

Education Supported Under Section 142(d) of Part D ofthe Vocational Education Amendments of 1968: FiscalYear 1975.

INSTITUTION Bureau of Occupational and Adult Education (DHEW/OE),Washington, D.C. Div. of Research and Demonstration.

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EDRS PRICE MF-$0.83 HC-$3.50 Plus PostageDESCRIPTORS Career Awareness; Career. Education; Career

Exploration; Career Planning; Curriculum Development;*Demonstration Programs; *Demonstration Projects;*Directories; Educational Innovation; ElementarySecondary Education; Federal kid; Higher Education;Job Placement; Junior Colleges; OccupationalGuidance; Post Secondary Education; ProgramDevelopment; State Federal Support; *State Programs;*Vocational Education

ABSTRACTThe publication provides a listing of exemplary and

innovative occupational education programs and projects designed toserve as models for use in vocational contracts with localeducational agencies, colleges and universities, and other public andprivate agencies for the development and operation of the programs.The listing, which is arranged alphabetically by State, shows thetitle of each project, the name of the grantee or contractorconducting the project, and the amount of Section 142(d) fundingobligated for the project. The State allotment and total fundsobligated for each State are also shown. United States TrustTerritories and possessions are included at the end of the listing.(Author/MS)

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I-1 LIST OFOtx, STATE - ADMINISTERED EXEMPLARY PROJECTS

IN

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Supported Under.Section 142 (d) o6 Pala D

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The Vocationat Education Amendments oi 1968

Fi4cat yeah. 1975

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

o6 Education

Bateau o6 Occupationae and Adutt Education

066ice o6 Adutt, Vocationae, Technicat, and Manpower Education

Divizion o6 Rueanch and Demon, tAation

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION WELFARENATIONAL INSTITUTE OF

EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN.ATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONSSTATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE-SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFEDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

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Civil Rights Compliance

Discrimination Prohibited - Title VI of the Civil RightsAct of 1964 states:

"No person in the United States shall, on theground of race, color, or national origin, beexcluded from participation in, be denied thebenefits of, or be subjected to discriminationunder any program or activity receiving Federalfinancial assistance."

Therefore, any program or activity receiving financialassistance from the Department of Health, Education, andWelfare must be operated in compliance with this law.

STATE-ADMINISTERED EXEMPLARY PROJECTS

IN

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Supported UnderSection 142(d) of Part D

of

The Vocational Education Amendments of 1968

Fiscal Year 1975,

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

David Mathews, Secretary

Office of EducationT. H. Bell, U.S. Commissioner of Education

Bureau of Occupational and ADult Education

William F. Pierce, Deputy Commissioner

Office of Adult, Vocational, Technical, and Manpower Education

Charles H. Buzzell, Associate Commissioner

Division of Research and DemonstrationHoward F. Hjelm, Director

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December 1975

INTRODUCTION

Section 142(d) of Part D of the Vocational Education Amendmentsof 1968 provides Federal funding for State-administered ExemplaryProjects in Vocational Education. These Federal funds can beused by each State for making grants to or contracts with localeducational agencies, colleges and universities, and other publicand private agencies and organizations for the development, esta-blishment, and operation of exemplary and innovative occupationaleducation programs or projects designed to serve as models foruse in vocational education programs.

The funds are allocated to the States on the basis of a complexformula prescribed in Public Law 90-576. In Fiscal Year 1975,for example, the State of Alaska received $104,805, while theState of California received $355,974. The total funding appro-priated for State use under Section 142(d) of Part D amount to$6.5 million in Fiscal Year 1970, and $8 million in each succeedingfiscal year.

The purpose of this publication is to provide a listing of theprojects supported in each State through grants and contractsfunded by the States under Section 142(d) of Part D of the Voca-tional Education Amendments of 1968. The listing, which isarranged alphabetically by States, shows the title of each project,the name of the grantee or contractor conducting the project,and the amount of Section 142(d) funding obligated for the project.For any given State, the total amount of funds obligated in aparticular fiscal year may or may not be equal to the State'sallotment for that fiscal year. The reason for such differencebetween funds allotted and funds obligated is that Public Law90-576 permits a State to obligate Section 142(d) fundi duringthe fiscal year in which the funds are appropriated and duringthe succeeding fiscal year. Thus, a State could carry FiscalYear 1971 funds over and obligate them during Fiscal Year 1972,could carry Fiscal Year 1972 funds over and obligate them inFiscal Year 1973, etc.

This listing of State - administered Exemplary Projects was compiledon the basis of information supplied to the U.S. Office pf Educa-tion by each State through the U.S.O.E. Regional Offices. Personswishing to secure in-depth information about a particular projectshould correspond with the State Director of Vocational Educationin the State concerned.

This publication has been prepared by Larry Braaten, Chief, Demon-stration Branch, Annette Miller, Program Assistant, DemonstrationBranch, and typed by Diane Nuckolls, Demonstration Branch.

December 1975

Howard F. HjelmDirector, Division ofResearch and Demonstration

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ALABAMA

State Allotment: $ 147,013 Total Funds Obligated: $ 167,909

Projects Funded: FY 1975Section 142(d) Part D

Funds Obligated Grantee or Contractor

1. 19,000

2. 3,000

3. 15,285

4. 15,500

5. 14,944

6. 17,500

7. 15,500

8. 15,000

Covington County Board of'EducationAndalusia

Division of VocationalEducation & CommunityCollegeMontogomery

Montogomery Public SchoolsMontogomery

Tuscaloosa Country SchoolSystemTuscaloosa

Shelby County Board ofEducationColumbiana

Phenix City Board of EducationPhenix City

Mobile County PublicSchoolsMobile

Coffee County Board ofEducationElba

1

6

Title of Project

A Comprehensive PlacementProgram for CovingtonCounty

A Comparative Study of TwoApproaches to the Use of theDistributive EducationCompetency--Based LearningSystems: Microfiche

Fashion Merchandising Program

A Program Designed to ProvideOccupational & EducationalPlacement Services for allExiting Students of theTuscaloosa County SchoolSystem

Developing a ComprehensivePlacement Program

Implementation of Career EdK-8 in the Phenix City PublicSchools

Placement Implementation Project

Coffee County Board of EducaitonApproach to A ComprehensivePlacement Program -- GradesOne thru College

ALABAMA (CONTINUED)


9. 15,000

10. 35,000

Greene County Board of Education,Eutaw

Mobile County Public Schools

11. 2,180 Division of Vocational Educationand Community Colleges, Montgomery

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2

Title of Project

Cooperative Occupational Oppor-tunities and Placement Programs

Career Education Project

The Constitutional ConventionHOE Students and SecondaryTeachers

wv,

ALASKA



Funds Obliloted Grantee or Contractor

1. 955

2. 3,140

3. 11,000

4. 20,805

5. 25,234

6. 3,740

7. 3,581

8. 6,450

9. 4,280

Floyd Dryden Jr. HighJuneau

Anchorage Borough School Dist.Anchorage

Sitka High SchoolSitka

Anchorage Borough School DistAnchorage

Wasilla H.S./Matanuska C.0Wasilla

Susan B. EnglishSeldovia

University of Alaska AnchorageAnchorage

Soldotna Elementary SchoolSoldotna

Sue MillerJuneau

3

8

Title of Project

Business EducationExemplary Program

Career-Guidance & CounselingPlacement Model & Implementation

American Industries Approachused as Ptevocational

Community Resources Development

ConstruLt:'.on Trades withemphasis on Sec/Post-Sec.Prevocational

American Industries approachused as prevocational

Career Education 4-6 grade level(Bread and Butterflies)

Career Education (Incorporatedinto Elementary SchoolCurriculum)

Up-date of VIEW (Vital Informa-tion for employment and Work)

ARIZONA

State Allotment: $ 127,143 Total Funds Obligated: $


Funds Obligated Grantee or Contractor Title of Project

NO PROPOSALS RECEIVED

ARKANSAS

State Allotment: $125,325 Total Funds Obligated: 16,571

Funds Ubliaated

1. 16,671

Projects Funded:- FY 1975Section 142(d) Part 0

Grantee or Contractor

Petit Jean Vo-Tech School,Morrilton

10

5

Title of Project

Training Licensed PsychiatricTechnical Nurses at a TypicalArkansas Vo-Tech School

State Allotment: $ 335,974

CALIFORNIA

Total Funds Obligated: $ 299,118


Funds Oblivated Grantee or Contractor

1. 60,000

2. 35,363

3. 58,107

4. 35,372

5. 31,316

6. 45,334

7. 13,626

8. 20,000

Calif. Youth AuthoritySacramento

Ceres Unif. Sch. Dist.Ceres

Los Rios Comm. CollegeDistrictSacramento

Orange Unif. Sch. Dist.Orange

San Juan UnifiedSchool DistrictCarmichael

San Mateo Comm. CollegeDistrictSan Mateo

Santa Barbara CountySupt. of SchoolsSanta Barbara

Simi Valley UnifiedSchool DistrictSimi Valley

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6

Title of Project

Individualized ManpowerTraining System

Career Education ResponsiveTo Every Student

To Develop a ModelCareer PlacementService

Career Ed. Model Orange CountyConsortium

Business EnterpriseTraining Program

Continue to Develop aCoordinated Instruction Programto Meet Needs of Students andSkilled Manpower in Super-market Industry

Following up on HighSchool Graduates

Preliminary Project forEstablishing TechnicallyRelated InstructionalPrograms with IndustryNeeds

COLORADOState Allotment: $ 113,117 Total Funds Obligated: $ 132,697


Funds Obligated. Grantee or Contractor Title of Project

1.

2.

5,948

6,295

Aurora Public SchoolsAurora

Platee Canyon S.D. #1Bailey

Career Education in Marketingnad Distribution-Pilot Test

The Gateway Project

3. 31,890 Pueblo School District 60 Career Education InservicePueblo

4. 27,365 Denver Public Schools Career Education ImplementationDenver Project

5. 32,000 Northeast Colorado Boardof Cooperative Services

Career Development K-14

Haxtun

6. 22,500 Jefferson County School District Agricultural Exemplary ProgramR-1, Lakewood

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CONNECTICUT

utate Allotment: $ 137,532Total Funds. Obligated: $ 135,209



1. 30,093

2. 27,355

3. 32,000

4. 14,843

5. 30,918

Waterbury Board of Education

Troup Middle School.New Haven

Norwalk Public Schools

Urban League of GreaterHartford, INCHartford

Hartford Board of EducationHartford

13

8

Title of Project

Alternative Program

Career Education Programs:Troup Middle School

Career Education in the NorwalkPublic Schools

Job Career Exploratory andPlacement Program

An Exemplary ProgramEstablishing CooperativeDistributive Education forDisadvantaged Youth

DELAWARE

State Allotment: S 107,533 Total Funds Obligated: $ 124.145



1. 34,678

2. 21,188

3. 29,555

4. 25,151

5. 13,573

Appoquinimink School District

New Castle County Vo-TechSchool DistrictWilmington

Capital School DistrictDover

Kent County Vo-Tech SchoolDistrictWoodside

Marshallton-McKean SchoolDistrictWilmington

14

9

Title of Project

Industrial Arts in theElementary School K-5

Vocational CurriculumDevelopment

To Provide Career Opport. toElem. Children in K-4 inAwareness & ExplorativeActiviticz

Performance-Based Self-PacedIndividualized InstructionalSystem

About Face

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

State Allotment: $ 108.512 Total Funds Obligated: $ 217,236


Funds Obltgpted Grantee or Contractor Title of Project

1. 217,326 D.C. Career Education in the Inner .

City

9

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State Allotment: 189,480FLORIDA



Funds Oblig_ated Grantee or Contractor

1. 6,400

2. 12,000

3. 17,595

4. 30,000

5. 6,000

6. 15,000

7. 61,000

8. 13,286

9. 14,900

School Board of SarasotaCountySarasotaD4-013

P.K. Yonge Laboratory SchoolUniversity of FloridaGainesville

Florida Agricultural &Mechanical UniversityTallahasseD5-003

Florida A&M UniversityTallahasseeD4-002

School Board of ManateeCountyBradentonD5-004

Florida State UniversityTallahasseeD4-011

Florida State UniversityTallahasseeD5=001

University of West FloridaPensacolaD5-002

Florida State UniversityTallahasseeD4-014

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Title of Project

Sarasota Career EducationProject

Preparation of Teachers forUtilization of the ValuingApproach to Career Education

Technical Coordinator. forVocational-Technical Education

Automotive Body RepairAssessment Project

Career Education Coordinator

Project LOOM

Project LOOM/Dissemination

Evaluation of the Leon DistrictCareer Education Project GradesK-14

Guide to Elementary Guidance andCareer Education and DevelopmentOf Inservice Package forImplementation

FLORIDA (CONTINUED)


10. 13,600

11. 24,400

University of Florida, Gainesville

Florida State University CareerEducation Center, Tallahassee

12. 8,000 Florida State University, Talla-hassee

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12

Title of Project

Initiate th,. Diffusion of theElementary Affective/CareerDevelopment Guide (IDEA)

Career Education CurriculumLaboratory

Continuing Development of LOOMMaterials

GEORGIA


Funds Obligated


Grantee or Contractor Title of Project

1. 10,000 Univers4y of Georgia, Athens Diffusion of Career Education

2. 10,000 Georgia State University, Atlanta Diffusion of Career Education

3. 10,000 West Georgia College, Carrollton Diffusion of Career Education

4. 10,000 Valdosta State College, Valdosta Diffusion of Career Education

5. 10,000 Georgia Southern College Diffusion of Career Education

6. 8,000 Georgia State University, Atlanta Evaluation and In-ServiceTraining for Job PlacementPrograms

7. 1,700 Appling County, Barley Job Placement

8. 1,700 Bacon County, Alma Job Placement

9. 1,700 Baldwin County, Milledgeville Job Placement

10. 1,700 Bibb County, Macon Job Placement

11. 200 Brooks County, Quitman Job Placement

12. 1,700 Burke County Job Placement

13. 200 Calhoun County, Morgan Job Placement

14. 1,700 Catoosa County, Ringgold Job Placement

15. 1,700 Chatham County, Savannah Job Placement

16. 1,700 Chattooga County Summerville Job Placement

17. 1,700 Cherokee County, Canton Job Placement

18. 3,400 Clarke County, Athens Job Placement

19. 1,700 Clayton County, Jonesboro Job Placement

20. 200 Crawford County, Roberta Job Placement

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Funds Obligated

21. 6,800

22. 200

23. 1,700

24. 1,700

25. 1,700

26. 1,700

27. 1,700

28. 1,700

29. 3,400

30. 1,700

31. 1,700

32. 1,700

33. 1,700

34. 1,700

35. 1,700

36. 1,700

37. 1,700

38. 1,700

39. 1,700

40. 1,700

41. 1,700

42. 1,700

GEORGIA (CONTINUED)


DeKalb County, Decatur

Dougherty County, Albany

Douglas County, Douglasville

Early County, Blakely

Fayette County, Fayetteville

Forsyth County, Cumming

Gwinnett County, Lawrenceville

Habersham County, Clarkesville

Hall County, Gainesville

Haralson County, Buchanan

Henry County, McDonough

Houston County, Perry

Jefferson County, Louisville

Laurens County, Dublin

Madison County, Danielsville

Muscogee County, Columbus

Newton County, Covington

Oglethorpe County, Lexington

Paulding County, Dallas

Pickens County, Jasper

Polk County, Cedartown

Putman County, Eatonton

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Title of Project

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Funds Obligated

43. 1,700

4--44. 1,700

45. 200

46. 1,700

47. 1,700

48. 200

49. 1,700

50. 1,700

51. 1,700

52. 1,700

53. 1,700

54. 200

55. 1,700

56. 1,700

57. 1,700

58. 1,700

59. 1,700

60. 1,700

61. 1,700

62. 3,400

63. 1,700

64. 1,700

65. 1,700

66. 1,700

67. 1,700

GEORGIA (CONTINUED)


Randolph County, Cuthbert

Rockdale County, Conyers

Spalding County, Griffin

Stephens County, Toccoa

Stewart County, Lumpkin

Taylor County, Butler

Thomas County, Thomasville

Walker County, Lafayette

Walton County, Monroe

Washington County, Sandersville

Wayne County, Jesup

Wheeler County, Alamo

White County, Cleveland

Whitfield4County, Dalton

Wilkes County, Washington

Worth County, Sylvester

Calhoun City, Calhoun

Dalton City, Dalton

Marietta City, Marietta

Rome City, Rome

Thomasville City, Thomasville

Valdosta City, Valdosta

Waycross City, Waycross

Camden County, Kingsland

Coweta County, Newnan

tJ

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Title of Project

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placement

Job Placenlent

Job Placement

Job Placement

State Allotment: $ 111 298

HAWAII


Projects Funded: FY 1975Section 142(d) Part P


1. 3,973

2. 45,214

3. 13,545

4. 30.111

5. 27,644

Aiea High School Hawaii StateDepartment of Education, Aiea

Konawaena High School HawaiiState Department of Education,Kealakekua

Roosevelt High School HawaiiState Department of Education,Honolulu

Kapiolani Community College,Honolulu

Maui Community College, Kahului

21

16

Title of Project

Electricity/Electronics Course.of Study as Model for Inclusionin the Pre-Industrial Prepara-tion (P.I.P.) Program

Teacher Education Center for thePre-Industrial Preparation Pro-gram

Career Guidance Center Intro-duction to Vocations Program

Curriculum Guide for HospitalityEducation;

Bibliography of IndividualizedInstructional Materials byVocational Subject Area


IDAHO

Total Funds Obligated: $ 230.023

Funds Obligated



1. 4,000 Moscow High School, Moscow Cooperative Program in Hospi-tality and Food Service Curri-culum

2. 20,000 Wallace #392, Wallace Vocational Mining

3. 10,000 Boise Independent School Dis-trict, Boise

Exploration in the Junior High

4. 10,000 Coeur d'Alene School District,Coeur d'Alene

A Junior High Career ExplorationProgram

5. 1,000 Duboise, Duboise Vocatio:i.1/Career Guidancein a Small High School

6. 22,791 Idaho State University,Pocatello

Laser/Optics Program

7. 1,500 Coeur d'Alene School District,Coeur d'Alene

Reorienting Home Economicsto Occupations

8. 4,000 College of Southern Idaho, Twin Audio-Tuitional ShorthandFalls

9. 24,700 Boise State University, Boise Utilities Lineman/Cable Splicers

10. 15,000 Idaho State University, Pocatello Consumer Education

11. 44,155 Boise State University, Boise Uitlities Lineman and/or CableE-20 Splicers

12. 21,175 New Plymouth High School, New High School Refrigero. :ion/AirPloymouth Conditioning Training

13. 25,000 Eastern Idaho Vocational-Technical Livestock Management andSchool, Idaho Falls Production

14. 11,702 Idaho State University, Pocatello Consumer Education

15. 15,000 Wallace. High School, Wallace Vocational Mining

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ILLINOIS




1. 29,499

2. 14,981

3. 40,00870,000

4. 41,661

5. 4,759

6. 29,534

7. 39,998

8. 29,571

9.. 30,000

10. 50,000

Thornton Community College, SouthHolland

Control Systems Research, Inc.,Arlington

Tri-County Industry-Education-Labor Council, Inc./East Peoria'

Edwards County Community UnitSchool District #1/ Albion

Springfield School District#186/Springfield

Southern Illinois University atCarbondale/Carbondale

University of Illinois/Urbana

Steiger, Fink, and Smith, Inc./McLean

Roosevelt University/Chicago

Chicago Public Schools District#209/Chicago

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Title of Project

Impelemntation and Field Testingof the Adult Education ModelProgram

IP

Exemplary Program in OccupationalEducation for the Veteran

The Tri-County Career EducationProject

To Develop and Demonstrate aHeavy Equ4ment Program inOperation and Maintenance forHigh School Students

Career Education for theHandicapped

Vocational Programs for Disad-vantaged Students in Illinois

The Development of Materials andProcedures for Teaching Occupa-tional Survival Skills

The Development of Activities forBroadening the Scope of Involve-ment of Young Women in Occupa-tional Education

An Action Research Model forClassroom Teachers

An Exemplary Demonstration Centerfor Sequential Programs inOccupational Education at MorganPark High School

INDIANA

State Allotment: $ 168,701 Total Funds Obligated:



1. 500

2. 300

3. 9,399

4. 30,376

5. 13,883

6. 9,900

7. .11,90

8. 16,425

9. 20,773

10. 12,233

11. 5,832

Rogers High School, Michigan City

Franklin Community School Corpor-ation, Franklin

Purdue University-W. Lafayette

New Castle Community SchoolCorporation, New Castle

Indiana University, Bloomington

School Town of Highland, Highland

Porter County Schools, Valparaiso

Evansville Vanderburgh, Evansville

Evansville Vanderburgh, Evansville

Purdue University, W. Lafayette

Mid-Central Area VocationalSchool, Elwood

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190.107

Title of Project

A Career Consultant Program

Dissemination of Locally Deve-loped Career Education Units andResource Guide

Identification Of the Occupa-tiortal Competencies Needed in theArea of Agri-Chemicals

A Plan for the Research, Deve-lopment and Implementation of aComprehF,1Live Health OccupationsEducation Program

A Dissemination System for theIndiana Research CoordinatingUnit

Implementation of Career Deve-lopment Program

Innovative Projects InvolvingNew Approaches to VocationalEducation Implementation of aGuidance,.Placement and Follow-up for Selected Service TargetGroups

Development of a Health Occupa-tions Continuing Education Center

Developing a System for Compre-hensive Screening-Placement-Follow-up Services for LocalEducation Agencies

Development and Field Testing ofAudiovisual Material for 13Units of Leadership Instruction

Placement Service. Model

INDIANA (CONTINUED)


MSD Washington Twp., Indianapolis12. 771

13. 19,492

14. 11,968

15. 8,420

16. 625

17. 11,940

18. 5,330

New Albany-Floyd Co. Cons. SchoolCopr., New Albany

Indiana University, Bloomington

Purdue University, W. Lafayette'

Michigan City Area Schools,Michigan City

Garrett-Keyser-Butler CommunitySchools, Garrett

Greensburg Community Schools,Greensburg

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Title of Project

Data Systems Contract

Continuation of Strategies fora Placement Service at the LEA.Community Level and a Contin-uation of a Follow-up ModelApplicable to Local and StateNeeds which, will Assist Each in'Local and/or State Planning

A System to Integrate and In-crease Efforts of Universities,Counselor Educators and Voca-tional Educators to Develop aStronger Counselor TrainingProgram

The Development and Field Testingof an Objective Selection Scalefor Student Placement

Fire Education and Training

C.0.-H.O.M.E.

Career Education Development

IOWA

State Allotment: $136.494 Total Funds Obligated: $117,818



1. 10,270

2. 27,120

3. 7,578

4. 51,100

5. 6,750

6. 15,000

Iowa State University

Iowa State University

Kirkwood Community College,Cedar Rapids

Merged Area V, Iowa CentralCommunity College

Iowa State University andnine project schools

Exemplary Administration

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21

Title of Project

Models for Career Education inIowa, Phase III

Models for Career Education inIowa, Phase II (Continuation)

Advance Placement Nursing Educa-tion

Staff Development and Implemen-tation of Career CurriculumProject, Phase III

Interdisciplinary CurricularPlanning for Career Developmentat the Secondary Level

State Allotment: $ 129,61Q

KANSAS




1. 13,999 Central Kansas AVTS

2. 5,000 Hays USD

3. 21,000 Garden City

4. 5,000 Auburn-Washington USD #437

5. 3,450 Shawnee Mission USD #512

6. 10,050 Shawnee Mission USD #512

7. 3,880 Topeka West High School

8. 1,120 Topeka West High School

9. 22,075 Montgomery County C.E.

10. 5,723 Wichita USD #259

Dodge City

Auburn-Washington USD #437

Liberal AVTS

NWKEC-Colby

Beloit AVTS

Lawrence USD #497

11. 27,716

12. 5,000

13. 5,000

14. 596

15. 15,000

16. 5,000

17. 15,004

18. 5,000

19. 4,000

Erie USD #101

St. Francis USD

Central Kansas AVTS

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Title of Project

Developmental Career Education

Career Education

Career Education

Career Education

Coordinated Education Services

Coordinated Education Services

Career Ii,frmation ExemplaryCenter

Career Information ExemplaryCenter.

Career Education

Career Education

Career Education

Career Education

Career Education

Exemplary Program

Developing Dissamination ofCareer Material

Secondary Career EducationFacilitator.

Developing local school CareerEducation Services

a

Preparing Lay people for CareerEducation Facilitator

Developmental Career Education

State. Allotment: 142,857

KENTUCKY



Funds Obliaated Grantee or Contractor

1. 12,950

2. 24,304

3. 8.188

4. 19,306

5. 41,284

6. 43,440

7. 18,859

8. 10,288

University of Louisville,Louisville

Owensboro/Daviess County,Owensboro

Daviess County, Owensboro

Madisonville Community College,Madisonville

Region IV, Bowling Green

University of Kentucky, Lexington

Murray State University, Murray

Daviess County, Owensboro

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Title of Project

Developing Mini-Lessons onVideo Tape for Use in Units ofInstruction for Child Day-CareCenter Personnel

Innovative Program for Achievingthe Goals of Education in HumanRelations and OccupationalCompetency (Grades 7-12)

A Triangular Teaching Process;Using Mass Communications

Mining and Reclamation Coopera-tive Education Program

Placement and Follow-up Model

Competency Based ProgramDevelopment in Vocational Educa-tion

Articulation Project for AlliedHealth

A Triangular Teaching Process inMass Communication

State Allotment: $ 151.429

LOUISIANA




1. 151,429 Orleans Parish School Board, Job Placement CenterNew Orleans

Title of Project

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State Allotment: $ 1131117

MAINE




Capitaol Area Regional VocationalCenter, Augusta

1. 21,325

2. 30,000

3. 3,000

4. 34,491

5. 3,371

6. 20,930

Lewiston School Department,Lewiston

University of Maine, Orono

Biddeford School Department,Biddeford

North Haven Island High School,North Haven Island

M.S.A.D. #75 Mt. Ararat HighSchool, Topsham

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Title of Project

Affective Training for LearningAffective Skills for TodayDeveloping a Curriculum to teachwork attitudes

Modular Curriculum.Development

Developing Teaching Strategiesfor A Workers' Guide to Labor Law

Cope Project-Urban Job Develop-ment, Placement & Follow-upProject supplemented by CareerScreening Activities

Career Education for High SchoolStudents Isolated from business/industrial centers

An Inschool Job Placement Servicefor High School Students


MARYLAND

Total Funds Obligated: $_133,075



1. 25,775

2. 7,100

3. 24,000

4. 7,100

5. 21,000

6. 21,000

7. 7,100

Baltimore County Board of Educa-tion, Towson

Montgomery County Board of Educa-tion, Rockville

Montgomery County Board of Educa-tion, Rockville

Prince George's County Board ofEducation, Upper Marlboro

St. Mary's County Board of Edu-cation, Leonardtown

Somerset County Board of Educa-tion, Princess Anne

Washington County Board ofEducation, Hagerstown

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Title of Project

Model for Implementing Career -

Education In Baltimore CountyYears K-Adult

Career Education

Career Education

Career Education and GuidanceWorkshop

Career Education Project forSt. Mary's County

Career Education and CareerGuidance

Special Summer Workshop forSecondary Personnel ProvidingSupportive Services to CareerStudy Center Based Programs


MASSACHUSETTS

Total Funds. Obligated: $ 176.180



1. 134,670

2. 41,510

Greater Lawrence Regional Voca-tional Technical School

Lynn Public Schools

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Title of Project

Career Education Disseminationand Information Service (CEDISO

Selected Functional Componentof an Occupational Educationcounseling system for urbanyouth

MICHIGAN

State Allotment: $ 221.818 Total Funds Obligated: $ _n_


Funds Obliqpted Grantee or Contractor Title of Project


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MINNESOTA

Total Funds _Obligated: $ 164,783


Funds Obligated. Grantee or Contractor

1. 10,000

2. 37,100

3. 29,797

4. 7,500

5. 7,500

6. 16,750

7. 11,000

8. 30,000

9. 15,136

Minneapolis Public School

AVTI 916, White Bear Lake

Title of Project

Curriculum for OccupationalEducation

Minnesota Instruction MaterialsCenter

Education Management Services, Inc. Addendum to the Work Plan forTechnical, Assistance to theDivision of Vo-Tech Education

Richfield Public Schools, Richfield Statewide Mathematics Assessmentof 17 year -olds

University of Minnesota, Minnea-polis

AVTI Canby, Canby

Anoka-Hennepin School District#11, Anoka

AVTI Minneapolis, Minneapolis

Research Coordinating Unit,University of Minnesota, Minnea-polis

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Minnesota Statewide TestingProgram

An Innovative Pilot Program forDental Assisting, Phase III

Secondary Health (Exploratory)Occupations Program-Consultationand In-Service Training

Individualized Performance-BasedCurriculum at the MinneapolisAVTI

Developing Articulated HighSchool and Post High SchoolCurriculum Phase III

MISSISSIPPI

State Allotment: $ 134208 Total Funds Obligated: $ 133

Projects Funded: FY 1975

747

Funds Obligated

Section 142(d) Part D


1. 19,884 Mississippi State University,Mississippi State

Career Orientation for HighSchool Student Leaders inAgricultural Occupations

2. 91,741 Moss Point MSSD, Moss Point A Career Education Project onthe Mississippi Gulf Coast

3. 22,122 Greenville MSSD, Greenville An Urban Career Education Projectin the Mississippi Delta

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MISSOURI

State Allotment: $ 159.740 Total Funds Obligated: $ 159.740



1. 79,870 Hazelwood School District, Career Education in the Total

Florissant Education (CETE)

2. 79,870 Maplewood-Richmond Heights Individualized Career Education

School District, Maplewood (ICE)

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MONTANA

State Allotment: $ 110,000 Total Funds Obligated: $ 112.146



1. 19,146 School District 11, Helena

2. 93,000

High School Radio & TV RelatedOccupations

Missoula County H.S. Missoula Developmental Program inOccupational Clusters

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NEBRASKA


Funds

1.

Obliaated



15,166 Youth Development Center, Kearney Coordination of Field Servicesfor Students Having Completeda Vocational Training Programat the Youth Development Centerand Returned to Their HomeCommunity

2. 25,000 Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln Lincoln Career Education Project,Placement Component

3. 10,000 University of Nebraska, Lincoln Implementation and Expansion ofthe VICA Student Organizationat the Secondary & PostsecondaryLevels in the State

4. 10,512 University of Nebraska, Lincoln Inservice Program'in CurriculumDesign and Media Developmentfor Selected Vocational OfficeEducators

5. 1,575 University of Nebraska, Lincoln Development & Dissemination of aManual for the Organization andAdministration of Adult D.E. inthe State

6. 25,000 Kimball Public Schools, Kimball The Implementation of a Compre-hensive, K-Adult Career Educa-tion Program in a Rural Setting

7. 3,011 University of Nebraska A Workshop to Develop CompetencyBased Evaluation Strategies forSpecialized D.E. Curriculum Areas

8. 16,000 Kearney State College, Kearney Home Economics Related Occupa-tions Promotion in NebraskaThrough Media, Visitations andProfessional Development

3833

NEVADA



Funds Oblicoted Grantee or Contractor

1. 80,990 Clark County School District,Clark County

2. 28,200 Washoe County School District,Washoe County

39;34

Title of Project

Sixth Grade Exemplary CareerAwareness Project

Potentials for AchievementThrough Career Exploration andReview (PACER)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

State Allotment: $ 10910 Total Funds Obligated: $ 9,1098

Projects Funded:, FY 1975Section 142(d) Part D


1. 40,000

2. 40,000

3. 1,560

4. 4,718

5. 2,160

6. 500

7. 2,160

Concord School District

Somersworth School District

Concord Career Education Project-Implementing

A Career Education Program forthe Somersworth Schools

Exeter School District Building Trades--An Opportunityfor Everyone

Manchester School Department,Manchester Guidance

Information System for Career

Keene State College, Keene

Keene State College, Keene

Rochester School Department,Rochester

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Reproducirg Metrication Instruc-tional Materials for IndustrialEducation Teachers for the Stateof New Hampshire

Development of Career EducationProposal

Industrial Vocabulary Kits

NEW JERSEY

State Allotment:

Funds Obligated

186,753 Total Funds Obligated: $ 183,353



1. 4,200 Atlantic County Community College NS-Agriculture

2. 8,500 Essex County Vocational/Technical Articulation Project

3. 2,500 Edison Township Career Decision Process

4. 6,498 Middlesex County College Career Development Articulation

5. 10,000 South Amboy Career Resource Center

6. 39,950 South Brunswick Career Development

7. 3,025 Middletown Township Career Development Study

8. 5,200 Middletown Township Career Development

9. 56,174 Ocean County Vocational/Technical Articulation Project

10. 32,106 Warren County Vocational/Technical Articulation Project

11. 6,500 Atlantic County AVTS Articulation Planning

12. 4,700 North Hunterdon Reg. Articulation Planning

13. 1,100 Mendham Township Multi-Media Articulation Program

14. 1,400 Wayne Township IV Business Education Cycle

15. MOO New Providence Career Resource Center

4136

NEW MEXICO




1. 2,300

2. 69,379

3. 10,000

Eastern New Mexico UniversiPortales

New Mexico State Departmentof Education, Santa Fe

New Mexico State Departmentof Education, Santa Fe

4237

Title of Project

ty, Career Education Through IndustrialArts Projects/Processes

Proposal.to Develop Three VocationalCurricula at the Secondary Level

Mid-America Vocational EducationCurriculum Consortium

NEW YORK

State Allotment: $ 311,559 Total Funds Obligated: $315.734


Funds Oblipted Grantee or Contractor

1. 315,734 Fashion Institute of Technology,New York City

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Title of Project

SPICE: State Program toImplement Career Education

State Allotment: 169.481

NORTH CAROLINA

Total Funds Obligated: $ 2Q6.276



1. 26,066

2. 24,685

29,486

4. 31,302

5. 16,329

6. 12,756

7. 5,667

8. 8,350

9. 8,600

10. 4,438

11. 4,479

12. 6,700

Durham City Schools, Durham

Fayetteville City Schools, Fayette-ville tional Education Programming

Title of Project

Durham City Youth EmploymentService "YES"

A New Horizon Model in Occupa-

Brunswick County Board of Educa-tion, Southport

Edenton-Chowan Schools, Edenton

Gates County Public Schools,Gatesville

West-Charlotte High School,Charlotte

NC Department of Community College

Beaufort County Technical Insti-tute, Washington

Blue Ridge Technical Institute,Flat Rock

Carteret Technical Institute,Morehead City

Halifax County Technical Insti-tute, Weldon

Marine Science and Occupations

Occupational Preparation ofHigh School Students asTeacher Aides

To Develop A Program PlanningModel

Occupational Exploration InternProgram

Articulation Staff Development

Occupational Information andExploration Experiences forHigh School Students

Classifying and Cataloging theSkills and/or Products of FolkArtists and Craftsmen

An In-Depth View of The ProgramOfferings of 0 Technical Insti-tute

Recruitment and Identificationof The Undereducated, Underem-ployed, School Drop-Outs,Pregnant Girls, Welfare Recipientand Others

James Sprunt Institute, Kenansville Recruitment of Handicapped andDisadvantaged

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NORTH CAROLINA (CONTINUED)


13. 5,653

14. 11,840

15. 9,925

Pamlico Technical Institute,Alliance

Roanoke -Chowan Technical Insti-tute, AhOskie

Wayne Community College,Goldsboro

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Title of Project

Faculty Development-InvestigatingNew Concepts and Techniques ofEducation

Special Recruitment and Involve-ment for the' Disadvantaged,

Handicapped, Unemployed, Dis-placed Farm Hands, Tenants andSharecroppers

Peer Counselors

NORTH DAKOTA

State Allotment: 108.961 Total Funds Obligated: $ 110,000

Funds Obligated

Projects Funded: .FY 1975

Section 142(d) Part D


1. 40,000 North Dakota State School of Mobile Welding LaboratoryScience, Wahpeton

2. 60,500 North Dakota State Board for Combined Mini-Grant ProjectsVocational Education FY 1975

3. 9,500 Fargo Public Schools Student Council Project

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OHIO

State Allotment: 239,610 Total Funds Obligated: $ 482,041



1. 1,623 Minford Local Schools-Minford Career Development Program

2. 19,072 Lorain City Schools, Lorain Career Development Program

3. 4,232 East Muskingum Schools, New Concord Career Development Program

4. 18,640 Columbus City Schools, Columbus Career Development Program

5. 10,924 Kirtland Local Schools, Kirtland Career Development Program

6. 4,619 Mad River-Green Local Schools,Springfield

Career Development Program

7. 3,594 Orrville City Schools, Orrville Career Development Program

8. 22,460 Stow City Schools, Akron Career Development Program

9. 29,524 Boardman Local Schools, Youngstown Career Development Program

10. 530 Akron City Schools, Akron Career Development Program7

11. 2,494 Clear Fork Valley Schools Career Development Program

12. 12,047 Mansfield City Schools, Mansfield Career Development Program

13. 80,000 Springfield City Schools,Springfield


14. 16,155 Scioto-Darby City Schools,Hilliard

Career. Development Program

15. 34,641 Cleveland Heights and University Career Development ProgramHeights City Schools

16. 3,394 Benton-Carroll-Salem Local Schools,Oak Harbor


17. 91,020 Cleveland Public Schools, Cleveland Career Development Program

18. 70,000 Cincinnati City Schools, Cincinnati Career Development Program

19. 42,476 Dayton City Schools, Dayton Career Development Program

20. 14,596 Geneva Area City Schools, Geneva Career Development Program

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State Allotment: $ 133437

OKLAHOMA




1. 10,245

2. 3,811

Moore Public Schools, Moore

Central Oklahoma Area Vo-TechSchool, Drumright

3. 4,964 Kiamichi Area Vo-Tech School,Wilburton

4. 3,764 Prague High School, Elgin

5. 19,759 Northwest Oklahoma Area Voca-tional-Technical School, Alva

6. 7,446 Elgin Public Schools, Elgin

7. 11,285

8. 16,552

9. 1,863

10. 900

11. 28,570

12. 5,032

Oklahoma City Public Schools,Oklahoma City

Central Oklahoma Area Vocational-Technical School, Drumright

State Department of Vo-Tech Educa-tion, Stillwater

State Department, Stillwater

Tulsa Area Vo-Tech School, Tulsa

State Department of Vo-Tech Edu-cation, Stillwater

4843'

Title of Project

Moore Jr. High Industrial ArtsCareer Education Program inHydraulics and Electronics

Teacher Aide-Building Trades

Pilot and/or Exemplary StatewideRadio Broadcasting Program AContinuation,

Prague FFA Beef Cattle AICopper Live Laboratory

Technical Specialists in theField of Agriculture to Workwith Adult, Young Farmers, Post-Secondary and Secondary Programs

Part-Time Teacher--Young FarmerCoordinator

Experience in Career Mobility.

Full-time Adult Evening Programin Welding and SecretarialPractice

An Exemplary Project to Encour-age Teacher Innovation ThroughMini-Grants

Mobile Plastics Laboratory

An Exemplary ComprehensiveOccupational Orientation, Explo-ration and DecisionmakingProgram

Developing'Working Drawings ofWelding Projects that wouldIncorporate the Knowledge andSkill Processes that are BeingTaught Using the CurriculumMaterial that was Developed forT&I Welding Programs

OKLAHOMA (CONTINUED)


13. 7,097 State Department of Vo -TechEducation, Stillwater

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Title of .project

Field Testing OccupationallyOriented Junior High SchoolHome Economics Curriculum


OREGON

Total Funds Obligated: $4.5,477'



1. 8,118 Lane Community College, Eugene

2. 8,149 Portland Public Schools, Portland

3. 3,110

4. 3,300

Sherwood School DistrictSherwood

Central School District,Independence

5. 4,300 Vale Elementary S.D. #15, Vale

6. 6,675

7. 14,986

8. 4,000

9. 7,959

10. 21,500

Eugene S.D. 4J, Eugene

Linn-Benton Community College,Albany

Multnomah County IntermediateEducation District, Portland

Portland Public Schools,Portland

Career Information System,Eugene

11. 12,535 , Clackamas Community College,Oregon City

12. 6,855 Oregon State University,Corvallis

13. 23,990 Multnomah I.E.D.,Portland 50

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Title of Project

Improving Instruction inInnovative Areas Through Im-proved Administrative Procedures

An Integration of Career andConsumer Education and Readingand Language Arts ProgramLevel Goals

Exemplary and Innovative CareerExploratory Program in SherwoodIntermediate School and SherwoodHigh Schuol

Local Production of RelevantAwareness-Exploratory Media

Refinement, Implementation andDissemination of Career Explor-atory Program for Vale MiddleSchool

Elementary-Career Awareness

The Oregon Vo-Tech Math Project

Effective Utilization ofCommunity Resources

Interrelating Music andCareer Education

Career Information Service toCommunity Colleges in Oregon

Teacher Assistant TrainingProject

A Review of Vocational Researchand Exemplary Projects

Elementary-Career Awareness


PENNSYLVANIA




Shippensburg State College,

Shippensburg1. 38,350

2. 24,458

3. 19,956

4. 23,064

5. 57,297

6. 23,279

7. 20,470

8. 13,669

Reading-Muhlenberg AVTS, Reading

Millersville State College,

Millersville

Columbia' -Montour AVTS, Bloomsburg

Millersville State College,

Millersville

Greater Johnstown AVTS, Johnstown

School District of Philedelphia,

Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania State University,

University Park

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Title of Project

An In-Service, Pre-Service Voca-

tional Development Strategy

School-Based Job Placement Ser-

vice Model: Phase III, Imple-

mentation

Produce Installation and Eva-

luation

School-Based Job PlacementService Model: Phase III

Vocational Education CurriculumCenter for PennsylVania

Job Placement

Implementation of the ClusterConcept in Two Vocational Areas

in an Area Vocational-TechnicalSchool Setting

Curriculum Materia1S-DevelOp-ment in Agricultural Education


RHODE ISLAND



Funds Oblicoted Grantee or.Contractor Title of Project

1. 3,278 Frenchtown School Career Awareness Project II

2. 7,969 Seituate School Department Career Awareness in NorthSeituate

3. 3,016 Hope Valley School, Hopkinton Focus on the Future-Career,Awareness, Revitalizes, Education

4. 9,392 Cumberland School Department Career Concepts Awareness

5. 8,687 Providence School Department Industrial Based Career EducationWorld of Construction and Manu-facturing

6. 18,848 East Providence School Department Career Education Program

7. 8,773 Cranston School Department A Developmental Program forPreparing All Students for theWorld of Work

8. 5,564 Town of Lincoln Opening Doors to Awareness

9. 3,275 Hope School, Hope Hope Offers Positive Education

10. 2,835 Providence School Department,Providence

Art Career Awareness/Exploration

11. 2,889 Lincoln Middle School, Lincoln Let's Put Science to Work

12. 2,922 Norwood Avenue School Project HELP-Homemaking Elemen-tary Learning Procedures

13. 3,300 Providence School Department Career. Orientation Education

14. 4,187 Warwick Schoop Department Career Education for 8th GradersWho Are Potential Dropouts

15. 1,794 Providence School Department Career Orientation Education

16. 2,588 Stadium School-Cranston Workshop for Introduction toBasic Carpentry

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RHODE ISLAND (CONTINUED)


Lincoln Middle School, Lincoln Reading Into Careers

Washington School, Coventry Career Awareness in Communication

Cranston School Department, Cranston First Step Consumer AwarenessEducation

Hope Valley World of Work-

Ashaway Creating Awareness

Ashaway Career Opportunities in theNatural Environment

17. 2,247

18. 1,670

19. 3,799

20. 2,885

21. 2,951

22. 2,735

23. 2,745

24. 2,603

Children Center Printing Without Ink

Coventry Environmental Workings-CareerEducation Natural Resources

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SOUTH CAROLINA

Total Funds Obligated: $ 1Q71755



1. 56,000 Clemson

2. 51,755

Career Education MaterialsDevelopment

Spartanburg School District 5 Career Education DemonstrationProject

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SOUTH DAKOTA




1. 109,611 Northwest Multi-District Mobile Units

State Allotment: $1 a240

Funds Obligated

1. 105,000

2. 59,000

3. 24,000

TENNESSEE

Total Funds Obligated: $ J28.100



Rutherford County Board of Pre-Vocational ModelEducation, Murfreesboro

Hamilton County Schools, Chattanooga An Exemplary Project in Voca-tional'Education CurriculumDesign in Hamilton County

Oak Ridge Board of Education, Training in TechnologyOak Ridge

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TEXAS


Projects Funded: FY 1975Section 142(d) Part,D


1. 1,135 Stephenville ISD,Stephenville

2. 11,200

3. 5,686

4. 325

5. 951

6. 9,800

7. 1,028

8. 1,052

9. 6,185

10. 500

11. 400

12. 680

Petersburg ISD,Petersburg

Greenville ISD

Kennedale ISD,Kennedale

Grapevine ISD,Grapevine

Industrial ISD,Vanderbilt

West Oso ISD,Corpus Christi

Burleson ISD,Burleson

Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD,Pharr

New Caney ISD,New Caney

San Angelo ISD,San Angelo

DeSoto ISD,DeSoto

13. 855 Dickinson ISD,Dickinson

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. Title of-Project

Project SAVE,- Students AchievingVocational Education

Career Awareness in Elementary

A Program to Enhance the ...tudent's

Ability to Make MeaningfulDecisions About Career and theWorld of Work

Occupational Orientation

Exemplary Project for OccupationalInvestigation for Grapevine MiddleSchool


Occupational Investigation

Occupational Orientation forBurleson ISD, Grade 8

Occupational Exploration in officeOccupations

Occupational Investigation for theNew Caney Middle School

Career Orientation Grades 7 and 8,John Glenn Junior High School


Occupational Investigation-Grade 8

TEXAS (CONTINUED)


14. 500

15. 1,800

16. 57,790

17. 4,306

18. 14,675

19. 530

20. 72,732

21. 25,074

22. 1,067

23. 503

Calhoun County ISD,Port Lavaca

Austin ISD,Austin

Austin ISD

Abilene ISD,Abilene

Region VIII ESC,Mount Pleasant

Petersburg ISD

Grayson County College,Denison

Grayson County College,Denison

McKinney ISD,McKinney

Sulphur Springs ISD,Sulphur. Springs

58

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Title of Project

Investigating OccupationalAlternatives


Career Awareness

Occupational Orientation atthe Junior High Level

Improving Occupational Explorationand Career Planning Through theDevelopment and Widespread Utili-zation of Career Development Resources

Occupational Investigation

Co-ordinated Effort for CareerEducation: Occupational AwarenessComponent

Coordinated Effort for CareerEducation: Investigation Component

A Program to Help Students MakeMeaningful Career Decisions:Investigation Phase


UTAH

State Allotment: $ 116.883 Total Funds Obligated: 93,636


Funds.Obligated Grantee or Contractor Title of Project

1. 1,200 Bridgerland Area Vocation Center Mobile Assisted Career Education

2. 60,287 SEA Jr. High School Career EducationProgram

3. 32,149 Participating School Districts "Individualized ExploratoryIndustrial Arts Program forJunior High"

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VERMONT


Funds Obligated



1. 10,980 Deerfield Valley Elementary,Wilmington

Wilmington Vocational ExemplaryProject

2. 14,950 Chittenden Central School District,Essex Junction

A Coordinated District-wide K-12Career Education Activity Program

3. 15,000 Five District Consortium Proposal for the Establishment ofa Job Placement Services Project

4. 15,000 Orleans Central Supervisory UniOn Career Education

5. 8,000 North Hero Town School District Career Education

6. 9,529 Cabot School District, Cabot KNOW: Kindling New Outlooks onWork; Creating a Rural CareerEducation Continuum

7. 12,000 Orange East Supervisory Union,Bradford

Orange EaWNatural Resource/Career Education Project

8. 12,500 Windham Northeast Sup. Union,Bellows Falls

A Chance to Choose

9. 1,000 St. Johnsbury School District,St. Johnsbury

Career/Self Exploratory Program

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VIRGINIA


Funds Obligated

Projects Funded: FY 1975Section 142(d) Part


1. 19,496 Carroll County School Division Establishment and Operation ofStudent Job Placement

2. 23,481 Richmond City School Division Job Placement Service-GeorgeWythe High School

3. 28,064 Hampton City Schools Establishment and Operation ofa Student Job Placement Serviceat Hampton High School

4. 18,467 Roanoke City Public Schools Establishment and Operation- ofa Student. Job Placement Serviceat William Fleming High School

5. 26,795 Rockingham County/Harrison Establishment and Operation of aCity Schools Division Student Job Placement Service

6. 22,545 Fairfax County Public Schools Student Job Placement Service

7. 26,494 Alexandria Public Schools Establishment and Operationof a Student Job PlacementService-T.C. Williams High School

8. 23,648 Norfolk City Schools, Norfolk Establishment and Operation ofa Student Job Placement Service

9. 19,212 Waynesboro City Schools,Waynesboro

Establishment and Operation ofa Student Job Placement Service

10. 5,098 Northampton County Schooli Delmarva Career Education Project

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WASHINGTON

State Allotment: $ 4k0.5,6 Total Funds Obligated: $ 150,039

Funds Oblipted



. 1. 12,300 Yakima SD #7, Yakima Specialized Career Guidance for

Dropouts

2. 3,482 Tacoma Community College, Tacoma A Basic Mathematics SkillsLaboratory Program for Adults

3. 25,000 Edmonds Community College, Lynnwood Project "Repro"

4. 13,900 Selkirk High School, Ione Wildlife Conservation andRecreation Curriculum Guide

5. 17,350 Wenatchee Valley College, Wenatchee Recreational Area Managementand Program Development

6. 2,760 Skagit Valley College, Mount Vernon Intensive Care for Nursing

Personnel

7. 741 Puyallup School District #3,

Puyallup .

Industrial Plastics Tape-SlideInstructional Series

8. 975 Lower Columbia College, Longview Welding Theory Seminar

9. 1,000 Lower Columbia College, LongvieW Entry Level Skill Development

10. 1,000 Whatcom Community College, Bell-

ingham

In-Service Training for Voca-

tional Faculty

11. 3,000 Supt. of Public Instruction,Olympia

Self-Study Model for Distributive

Education

12. 1,500 Palouse High School, Palouse Project PRIDE

13. 2,747 Central Washington State College,

Ellensburg

Cadre Training: Career Guidance

14. 18,500 Everett Community College, Everett Child Care Training-Coorespon-dence/Extension Program

15. 1,800 Grant Coulee Dam School, Electric Management Experience Project

City

16. 948 Zillah High School, Zillah. Increasing Business Education

Opportunities

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WASHINGTON (CONTINUED)


17. 1,000

18. 2,700

19. 1,000

20. 25,936

21. 9,900

22. 2,800

Central Washington State College,Ellensburg

Ocosta School District, Westport

Big Bend Community College,Moses Lake

Renton Voc-Tech Institute, Renton

Shelton School District, Shelton

Washington State University,Pullman

58

Title of Project

Vocational Technical Symposium

Marine Resources as an Instruc-tional Unit in VocationalAgriculture and RenewableResources

Columbia Basin Jobs Project

Continuation Special Project onDevelopment of an Instrument forPrescribing Compeniatory Educa-tion for Vocational-TechnicalTrainees

Cross Discipline InserviceProgram

Cooperative Guide

WEST VIRGINIA

State Allotment: $_ 122,137 Total Funds Obligated: $ 131,930

Funds Obligated



1. 21;647 Cabell County Board of Education Career Exploratory Prevocational.Program for Milton Jr. & Sr.High School

2. 15,883 Kanawha County Board of Education Protective Services Occupations

3. 10,000 Mercer County Board of Education A Design for Establishment of aCareer Oriented EducationalProgram

4. 41,136 Preston County Board of Education A Vocational Guidance SimulationProgram

5. 16,005 Preston County Board of Education Improving a Rural VocationalBusiness by Individualized Multi-Media

6. 23,251 Raleigh County Board of Education A Vocational Program for Out-of-School Youth and Adults-BuildingMaintenance and Commercial CookEvaluation Lab

7. 4,008 Upshur County Board of Education Ikproving Effectiveness of Multi-County Area Vocational-TechnicalPrograms Through Improved JobPlacement Services

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State Allotment: $ icq,70

WISCONSIN



Funds obligated Grantee or Contractor

1. 24,857

2. 3,655

3. 1,260

4. 7,164

5. 5,278

6. 13,740

7. 35,000

8. 27,085

9. 1,495

10. 11,612

11. 11,672

12. 3,021

13. 8,000

Fox Valley Technical Institute,Appleton

Lakeshore Technical Institute,Cleveland

Gateway Vocational, Technical,and Adult Education District,Kenosha

Madison Area Technical College,Madison

Gateway VTAE District, Kenosah

Fox Valley Technical Institute,Appleton

Nicolet College and TechnicalInstitute, Rhinelander

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Muskego-Norway Consolidated Schools,Muskego

Moraine Park Technical Institute,Fond du Lac

Oshkosh Area Schools, Oshkosh

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Lincoln High School, WisconsinRapids

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Title of Project

Implementation of TerminalApplications for ComputerAssisted Instruction & Student.Records System

Implementation of Office Simula-tion Laboratory

Development of Office SimulationProgram for Account Clerk andClerk- Typist Programs

Computer Oriented Accounting

Career Information, GroupCounseling

Implementing a Flexible Year-Routtd.Education Program forVocational-Technical EducationPhase II

Career Information for AreaHigh Schools

Employability Skills-A JobPlacement Education Program

Career Education Project

Vocationally CoordinatedCurriculum

Multi-Laterial Vocational Project

Project Invest Pre-Service In-Service Post-Service

Career Education-Community In-volvement Continuum

WISCONSIN (CONTINUED)


14. 14,724 Shawano High School, Shawano Health Occupations EducationPrograms

15. 2,199 Boyceville High School, Boyceville Accounting II

16. 12,462 Clintonville District Schools,Clintonville

Career Development in IndustrialEducation

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State Allotment: $ 104,14M

WYOMING

Total Funds Oblilated: $ 124,044



1. 3,226

2. 4,647

3. 12,047

4. 800

5. 1,031

6. 1,000

7. 8,000

8. 246

9. 5,046

10. 1,000

11. 2,000

12. 22,000

13. 6,000

14. 2,000

15. 17,000

Goshen County School District,Torrington

Park County School District, Powell

Sweetwater County School District,Rock Springs

Sweetwater County School District,Rock Springs

Converse County School District,Glenrock

Lincoln County School District,Kemmerer

Albany County School District,Laramie

CArbon County School District,Rawlins

Converse County School District,Glenrock

Fremont County School District, .

Dubois

Laramie County School District,Cheyenne

Natrona County School District,Casper



Title of Project

Career Education

Colop. Career Education (2nd year) .

Comp. Career Education (2nd year)

Man & Technology

Occupational Education Program

Comp. Career Education

Career Education-Handicapped

Satelite Media for Disadvantaged

Career Education

Pre-Vocational Program

Ag-Careers

Career Education Coordinator

Career Education

Nurse's Aide Training Program

Park County School District, Powell Career Education

667

WYOMING (CONTINUED)


16. 2,000 Park County School District,Powell

Comp. Career Education

17. 9,000 Park County School District,Powell

Summer Career Project

18. 17,000 Sweetwater County School District,Rock Springs

Career Educatioh

19. 10,000 Western Wyoming Community College,Rock Springs

Industrial Tech

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AMERICAN SAMOA

State Allotment: $ 2,332 Total Funds Obligated: $ 7312



1. 2,332 Board of Higher Education Career Guidance Project .

Community College ofAmerican Samoa

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GUAM

State Allotment: $.6,080 Total Funds Obligated: $ 4,795


Funds Ohlipted Arantee,or Contractor

1. 4,795 Division of Career and Occu-pational Education

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Title of Project

Career Awareness Package forElementary arid Secondary (CAPES)

State Allotment: $ 220 043

PUERTO RICO




1. 63,523

2. 156,520

3. 70,000

4. 8,300

5. 12,000

6. 10,000

7. 10,000

8. 16,220

9. 10,000

10. 10,000

Department of Education Vocational,Technical, and High Skills Edu-cation Programs, Hato Rey

7166

Title of Proiect

Maintained partial support ofResearch Coordinating Unit tocontinue providing support toexemplary and pilot projects,curriculum development, and 4

coordination of related activi-ties

Supported projects aimed todesign, produce, revise, test,and disseminate curriculum mediaand other educational materialsfor all Vocational EducationPrograms for the Extended Calen-dar School Year such as:

Expansion of the Exemplary Pro-ject-Model State PedagogicalResources Center

Pharmacist.Aasistants

Guides and Test for Self-Studyin Office Education

Areas of Construction, Manufac-turing, and Services for Voca-tional Industrial Education

Agri-business

Teaching modules in ConsumerEducation

Jewelry, hardware, home furnish-ing, real estate, ticket agent,and automobile parts

Two student manuals in principlesof selling for the secondarylevel and materials for adultclassess in Distribution andMarketing

PUERTO RICO (CONTINUED)


11. 10,000

12. 41,725

13. 11,181

14. 3,256

15. 22,570

16. 4,717

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Title of Project

A set of modules in the area ofcommunications for IndustrialArts junior high school students

Monies were assigned to thefollowing projects and purposes:

Utilized for administration pur-poses at the RCU budget

Used to complete the project forthe development of the textbook"Principles of Selling" inSpanish

Utilized In contracting part -time,personnel for the curriculumdevelopment project geared at thedevelopment of teaching modulesfor all Vocational EducationPrograms to be used in theextended Calendar School Year

Assigned to the Pilot Project forthe Establishment of an AdultAgribusiness Educational Centerat Naranjito

TRUST TERRITORY


Projects Funded: FY 1975Section.142(d) Part D

Funds Ublipted Grantee or Contractor Title of Project

1. 7,563 Ponape Agriculture Trade School Agriculture Textbook-"TropicalHorticulture" Book 1

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VIRGIN ISLANDS

State Allotment: $ 3,982 Total Funds Obligated: $




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Title of Project