In-School CTE Integration
Taught inside existing Business, Marketing & Finance or Career Preparation courses, on your bell schedule.
Turn-key CTE for Texas school districts.
A 32-week, TEKS-aligned curriculum in leadership, business and civic readiness, delivered through a secure platform your campuses can run from the first week.
Built to clear your purchasing office.
The documentation a business office asks for before issuing a purchase order.
Entity
- EIN
- On request
- SAM.gov UEI
- On request
NexGen C.E.O., 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Funding eligibility
- Region Cooperative Purchasing
- Local Vendor Discretionary Thresholds
- Perkins V Federal Allocations
- Title I & Title IV Enrichment
Vendor registrations
- Texas CMBL
- SAM.gov Active Registration
- Dallas ISD Vendor Registered
Delivered on your calendar.
Three formats. The same curriculum, credentials and reporting in each.
After-School & Summer Academies
Accelerated six- to eight-week cohorts led alongside live industry mentors.
Dual-Credit & Collegiate Bridges
Senior cohorts connected to post-secondary degree pathways and entrepreneurship incubators.
Fits the programs of study you already offer.
The scope and sequence covers TEKS expectations for employability skills, financial analysis, business ethics, project management and workplace readiness.
| CTE program of study | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Business, Marketing & Finance | Financial analysis, business ethics, project management |
| Entrepreneurship | Venture planning, business models, capstone pitch |
| Career Development | Employability skills, workplace readiness, professional portfolio |
A course-by-course TEKS crosswalk is included with every district proposal.
Start the conversation.
- 01Partner intakeSubmit the request form. A partnerships lead replies within two business days.
- 02Discovery callWe map your programs of study, campuses, enrollment and funding source.
- 03Proposal and quoteScope, pricing and a documentation pack prepared for your procurement office.
- 04OnboardingAdministrators and instructors receive console access; students are rostered.
District partnership request
District questions.
How does the NexGen C.E.O. program align with Texas CTE and TEKS standards?
NexGen C.E.O. is specifically designed to complement Texas Career & Technical Education (CTE) pathways, notably within Business, Marketing, and Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Career Development. Our 32-week scope and sequence fulfills key TEKS expectations around employability skills, financial analysis, business ethics, project management, and workplace readiness.
Can school districts utilize federal or state grant funding (such as Perkins V) for this platform?
Yes. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational entity providing workforce and career readiness curriculum, districts can fund student seats, classroom licenses, and professional development through Perkins V (Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act), Title I Part A (School Improvement), Title IV (Student Support and Academic Enrichment), and local district CTE discretionary budgets.
How is student privacy protected under FERPA and COPPA?
NexGen C.E.O. maintains strict student data privacy standards. The platform isolates student identifiable data within encrypted databases, adheres to FERPA and COPPA guidelines, and never sells, licenses, or displays student data to third parties. Public website visitors cannot access the educational portal or internal rosters.
How does a campus or district onboard students and track progress?
Campus administrators and designated instructors receive secure District Super Admin access. From the administrative console, educators can issue student cohort invites, monitor real-time completion across the 32-week modules, review quiz scores, and export progress reports for district accountability metrics.