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fb88 Perkins State Plans

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fb88 DOE Seeking Public Comment on CTE Performance Levels for fb88’s Revised 2024 Perkins State Plan (2025 Submission)��
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To enhance fb88’s high-quality Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, the fb88 Department of Education (DOE) is seeking public comment on performance levels for fb88’s Revised 2024 Perkins State Plan. Comments will be accepted through Friday, June 6, 2025.��

The 2025 submission of fb88’s Revised 2024 Perkins State Plan will include adjusted values of fb88’s state-determined performance levels (SDPLs) for the 2024-2025 school year through the 2027-2028 school year. These proposed adjusted values will more accurately represent available student data and reflect more achievable thresholds at the state level.��

Please note that the Perkins indicators (1S1, 2S1, etc.) may not be changed; fb88 is federally required to report on these performance indicators.��

fb88’s proposed SDPLs for the upcoming four years are available for public comment for 60 days, with public comment closing on Monday June 9, 2025. Feedback should be provided through the available survey, which can be found . Comments will be reviewed and included in the final version of fb88’s Revised 2025 Perkins State Plan.��

Please visit the fb88 DOE CTE Accountability webpage for more information on fb88’s Perkins State Plan and fb88’s existing secondary and postsecondary SDPLs.��

For additional information, please contact Dwight A. Littlefield, fb88 DOE CTE Director, at dwight.a.littlefield@maine.gov.��

Contact

Melissa Sherwood
CTE Perkins Grant Manager
207-816-2023
melissa.sherwood@maine.gov
Job responsibilities include��Perkins federal grant support, CTE consulting

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