WYOMING ASSOCIATION FOR CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION INC
EIN 83-0264055 · Education N.E.C. (B99)
What they do
Several Pre-conference Opportunities Were Offered for CTE Teachers That Resulted In Earning College and PTSB Credit As Well As Learning New Information That They Could Bring Into Their Classrooms. Several Industry Business Join WACTE As Corporate Members to Support CTE In Wyoming and Have Also Provided Sponsorship Contributions to Support The Annual Conference. Professional Development At Summer Conference Involved Conference Sessions for 195+ CTE Teachers, Administrators and Counselors; $6134 Was Used to Purchase Awards for CTE Teachers; $400 Paid for Annual WBA Membership; Keynote Speaker 4768.80; $37,502 to Public Affairs Coordinator; $10,000 to Executive Administrator; $9,000 Conference Coordinator & Web Master; Summer Conference Program Expenses Were $31,787; Operation Expenses Were $8,831; Registration, Travel, and Conference Meal Expenses Were $7717, Swag, Gifts, Door Prizes Are Also Provided for Attendees.
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ContactShirley CoulterExecutive Administrator
Mailing addressPO BOX 643, BIG HORN, WY 82833-0643
Main phone(307) 429-2649 Contact phone(307) 751-7710 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailadministrator@wacte.commenuaboutdivisionsmembershipindividualAdditional emailadministrator@wacte.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 1985
- County
- Sheridan
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