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Career Technical Education (CTE) Online provides tools and resources designed to help all career technical educators identify and document the rigorous academic skills supported within their programs.

CTE Online has migrated to California Educators Together.

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Educators supporting CTE programs throughout the state can use California Educators Together to access information, curricular tools, resources, and professional development opportunities in an effort to connect their industry specific coursework to rigorous English/language arts, math, science, and history standards.

California Educators Together assists educators in precisely connecting their industry sector curriculum to standards-aligned activities through a series of easy-to-follow steps.

As part of an online educator community, virtual cadres of teachers can collaborate on developing curriculum within districts, counties, or across topic areas throughout the state.

CTE educators can generate instant curriculum integration reports that document the relationship of their classroom lessons with the most highly tested academic content standards.

Questions:   Career Technical Education Leadership Office | 916-322-5050
Last Reviewed: Monday, September 28, 2026
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