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Virginia’s NGA STEM Center Grant

Purpose

The purpose of the grant is to develop model programs in career and technical education (CTE) that will expand options for the general population of students to acquire STEM literacy and other critical knowledge, skills and credentials to prepare them for high-demand, high-skill and high-wage careers in Virginia. These programs will be partnerships of business and industry, public schools, community colleges and universities, and local government, including regional workforce and economic development officials. Eligible applicants will include public schools, community colleges and universities.

For more information about the grant and the October 3, 2007 pre-proposal conference visit the following links:

1. RFP - Governor’s Career and Technical Academies Planning and Implementation Grants (Word, 355kb)
2. Implementation and Timeline (pdf, 122kb)
3. Grant Proposal Narrative (pdf, 86kb)
4. Virginia's Gap Analysis (pdf, 252kb)
5. Process for Initiating a Governor’s Career and Technical Academy (pdf, 43kb)