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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sigsilly" data-source="post: 1296681" data-attributes="member: 12651">LOL, you are in a corner, aren't you?Don't ask us to drink the CareerTech Kool-aid like you have. Pull up the budgets from any of the CareerTechs and try to make heads or tails of it. They play games with labels on funds and it is difficult to make heads or tails of them.Their administrative costs compared to instructional costs (labor and salaries) is two to one in many instances.WIA funds are merged into those figures.I guess you won't count cake making courses as being held under a roof built by tax dollars.As far as the courses, I can't bring those up on line as they were dropped from the catalog because of the lack of students as I've said before.And I'm not going to dig up those old catalogs because of ONE point you dispute. Can you tell me how many skilled trades programs that any of the Careertechs have that will achieve an occupational license? Do they give one for cake makers or pastry chefs?CareerTechs do a good job of promoting themselves and not too good a job to training technical workers, such as SKILLED TRADES.Unless you think a pastry chef is a skilled trade.ETA I'd like to see those in education held responsible for the funds they spend. There is NO ACCOUNTABILITY for educational administrators in this state.They seem to be measured by the amount of innovative BS they can produce.They fail each year as a group in education our children and call for more funds to overcome their failure.</blockquote>

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