Career, Technical & Agricultural Education (CTAE)

Creating a world-class workforce for Georgia in the 21st Century..

Vision

"To create a secondary profile of career readiness for Georgia."

CTAE Is Reengineering Itself for the 21st Century

Career, Technical and Agricultural Education – or – CTAE – has historically provided students with the high-quality education necessary to prepare for career opportunities in the Georgia economy. While CTAE has been successful, emerging technologies and evolving employer expectations to have a highly qualified, motivated, and reliable workforce demand that Georgia strategically re-tool CTAE. The new vision for CTAE retains its challenging curriculum, yet expands the scope to ensure that every Georgia student graduates from high school with the academic skills, hands-on experience in real work environments, and intensive career guidance required to succeed in college and/or employment. Georgia Superintendent of Schools, Kathy Cox, describes CTAE as: “Linking classroom learning to real-world earning opportunities available in the state will help the state grow its own highly skilled workforce, attract future economic development, and ensure that every student is prepared to build a rewarding future right here in Georgia.” For more information about CTAE, please contact one of the following:


Department Staff
Dr. Sharon Joyner
CTAE Director
(478) 779-2528
sjoyner@bibb.k12.ga.us

Cassandra Washington
CTAE Supervisor for Central, Westside, Howard High
(478) 779-3827
cmwashington@bibb.k12.ga.us
Lance Rackley
CTAE Supervisor for Northeast, Southwest, Rutland High
(478) 779-3047
lwrackley@bibb.k12.ga.us

Ron McCall
Principal/CTAE Supervisor for Hutchings Career Center
(478) 779-2539
rmccall.hutchingscc@bibb.k12.ga.us

MaryBeth Francine
Youth Apprenticeship Coordinator
(478) 779-2526
mfrancine.hutchingscc@bibb.k12.ga.us