The Idaho Division of Career Technical Education (IDCTE) has released its 2023 Annual Report

For the third year in a row, the report highlights successful programs in each region, calling attention to the initiatives and collaborative efforts that help ensure students are prepared to meet workforce demands. This year’s report features:

• Bonners Ferry High School’s Cabinetmaking and Bench Carpentry program.
• Lewiston High School’s Digital Media Production program.
• Swan Falls High School’s Diesel Technology program.
• North Idaho College’s Center for New Directions.
• College of Southern Idaho’s Commercial Driver’s License program.
• Idaho State University College of Technology’s Automotive Technology program.
• Idaho Falls School District No. 91 Career Technical Education Center’s Cybersecurity program.

“Our programs benefitted from the financial support of Governor Little and the legislature, and this year’s report is a powerful testament to the return on those investments,” said Dr. Clay Long, IDCTE’s state administrator.

The report documents some of IDCTE’s major accomplishments, including:

• Finalizing a request or proposal for a new data and reporting system.
• Supporting almost 300 new CTE educators.
• Experiencing exponential program growth.
• Investing in program expansion and modernization.
• Reassessing and aligning program standards.
• Increasing the number of Workforce Readiness and CTE Diplomas issued.

The 2023 Annual Report also highlights IDCTE’s Exemplary Program Awards. Read the full 2023 Annual Report online.