Rhode Island § 16-53-9 § 16-53-9. Functions and responsibilities of the career and technical education trust.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-53-9 — § 16-53-9. Functions and responsibilities of the career and technical education trust.

Rhode Island § 16-53-9

Title 16Education

Ch. 16-53Rhode Island Board of Trustees on Career and Technical Education [See Title 16 Chapter 97 â€” The Rhode Island Board of Education Act]

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 16-53-9 (2026).

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§ 16-53-9. Functions and responsibilities of the career and technical education trust.
The trust shall:
(1) Create partnerships with various employers to provide for internships, apprenticeship
            programs, voluntary work relationships, and other such partnerships that provide for
            student learning;
         
(2) Provide advisory assistance to the board of trustees in the development of programs,
            curriculum, areas of focus, and concentration;
         
(3) Raise funds for the use of the organization to provide grants and loans to the state
            board and for other pu

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§ 16-53-9. Functions and responsibilities of the career and technical education trust.

The trust shall:

(1) Create partnerships with various employers to provide for internships, apprenticeship programs, voluntary work relationships, and other such partnerships that provide for student learning;

(2) Provide advisory assistance to the board of trustees in the development of programs, curriculum, areas of focus, and concentration;

(3) Raise funds for the use of the organization to provide grants and loans to the state board and for other purposes as determined by the private board; and

(4) Provide any other assistance to the state board, board of education, or to the general assembly.