Rule 7-3-94.5 - CTE Revenues The Office of Career and Technical Education shall reimburse local public secondary and community/junior college school districts and certain state institutions for specific approved salary expenses necessary for the provisions of career and technical education according to the following, unless limited by law, appropriations language or insufficient funds.
1.Vocational Non-Project Funds The Office of Career and Technical Education will participate in the reimbursement of salaries of approved ongoing career and technical instructors, counselors, and administrators who are employed by a local public secondary or community/junior college and special state institutions in a State Board of Education approved program and/or complex.
2.Public Secondary Institutionsa. Forty-nine percent (49%) of the actual salary or of the secondary CTE salary schedule (whichever is the least) for 9.25 to 10 months' employment (187 to 200 Duty Days) for skill program instructors, diversified technology instructors, and CTE center counselors as approved by the Office of Career and Technical Education.b. Forty percent (40%) of the actual salary or of the secondary CTE salary schedule (whichever is least) for 9.25 to 10 months' employment (187 to 200 Duty Days) for discovery program instructors, and Family & Consumer Sciences program instructors and Other Programs as approved by the Office of Career and Technical Education.c. Twenty percent (20%) of the actual salary or of the secondary CTE salary schedule (whichever is the least) for 9.25 to 10 months' employment (187 to 200 Duty Days) for enrichment program instructors as approved by the Office of Career and Technical Education.d. One hundred percent (100%) of the actual salary or of the secondary CTE salary schedule (whichever is the least) for 10 months' employment (200 Duty Days) for CTE directors and assistant directors that oversee a minimum of five occupational skills program as approved by the Office of Career and Technical Education.e. Forty-nine percent (49%) of the actual salary or of the secondary CTE salary schedule extended forty (40) days in compliance with MS Code 37-31-13 for secondary CTE programs that contribute to economic development.3.Public Community/Junior College Institutionsa. Eighty-nine percent (89%) of the actual salary or of the community/junior college CTE salary schedule (whichever is the least) for secondary, postsecondary, and long- term adult instructors and counselors for 9 to 12 months' employment (180 to 240 Duty Days) as approved by the Office of Career and Technical Education.b. Eighty-nine percent (89%) of the actual salary of the community/junior college CTE salary schedule (whichever is the least) for CTE administrators for 12 months' employment (240 Duty Days) as approved by the Office of Career and Technical Education.4.Certain State Institutionsa. Department of Corrections - The Office of Career and Technical Education will participate in salary reimbursement of approved CTE instructors, CTE counselors, and CTE administrators on eighty-nine percent (89%) of the actual salary or the community/junior college salary schedule (whichever is the least) for 12 months' employment (240 Duty Days). b. State School for the Deaf, State School for the Blind, and Youth Detention Schools. The Office of Career and Technical Education will participate in salary reimbursement of approved CTE instructors, CTE counselors, and CTE administrators at one hundred percent (100%) of the actual salary or secondary CTE salary schedule (whichever is the least) extended up to 12 months' employment (240 Duty Days).5.Public Secondary, Public Community/Junior College, and Certain State Institutionsa. One hundred percent (100%) of the salary for the instructor in an Office of Career and Technical Education approved part-time adult class not to exceed State Board set rates for actual instruction time.b. Full-time instructional personnel employed in the teaching of short-term adult classes will be funded at the option of the Office of Career and Technical Education under the preceding A.1.a. or A.2.a. with the option of an eighty-nine percent (89%) plus or minus limitation on either.6.CTE Project Fundsa.Public Secondary Institutionsi. Eighty-five percent (85%) Carl Perkins III funds limited to fifty percent (50%) of the actual salary or of the MS Adequate Education Program (MAEP) salary schedule extended (whichever is the least) for instructors and counselors.ii. Special funds limited to one hundred percent (100%) of the actual salary or of the MS Adequate Education Program (MAEP) salary schedule extended (whichever is the least) for instructors, special personnel, and counselors.b.Public Community/Junior College Institutionsi. Eighty-five percent (85%) Carl Perkins III funds limited to one hundred percent (100%) of the actual salary or of the MS Adequate Education Program (MAEP) salary schedule extended (whichever is the least) for instructors and counselors.ii. Special funds limited to one hundred percent (100%) of the actual salary or of the MS Adequate Education Program (MAEP) salary schedule extended (whichever is the least) for instructors, special personnel, and counselors.7.Special Funds Special project personnel approved and funded by funds administered by the Office of Career and Technical Education in all institutions may be reimbursed one hundred percent (100%) not to exceed those of like positions not funded by the special funds for that school district unless restricted by funding regulations.
MS Code 37-31-11; State Plan for Career and Technical Education (2008-2013) as submitted to USOE under Public Law 105-332 Sec. 122(c)(1-21) (Revised 11/2011)