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Why CTE?

Career and Technical Education (CTE) embraces education, passion, and curiosity to fuel the future for Oregon students. CTE programs use 21st century technology to support students in acquiring technical skills, professional practices, and academic knowledge critical for career success in high-wage, in-demand careers.

Find a CTE program

CTE programs across the state prepare students for continuing education. Many of these programs allow students to earn college credit from local community colleges. Find your school.

InterMountain Staff

InterMountain CTE Consortium

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Caitlin Russell

Regional CTE Coordinator/Perkins Grant Manager

caitlin.russell@imesd.k12.or.us

Eastern Oregon CTE Consortium (Malheur ESD)

Jerry Peacock - Regional CTE Coordinator/Perkins Grant Manager

InterMountain ESD

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Jerry McMichael

CTEACH Coordinator

jerry.mcmichael@imesd.k12.or.us

Eastern Oregon CTE Consortium (Malheur ESD)

John Stroup - Career Connected Learning Coordinator