The California Plan for Career-Vocational Education (CVE) was created to lay the groundwork for the reform, revitalization, and redirection of CVE in California. Part One of the plan established the unifying mission for CVE in California and identified issues and goals for program implementation. The purpose of Part Two is to identify strategies and expected outcomes that will provide leadership and direction at the local and state levels. Section I provides a background and overview of CVE in California, including information on the state's mission statement for CVE; factors influencing CVE; current and future developments in CVE/business/education partnerships; CVE goals by educational level; coordination within public education; and ways in which the plan can be utilized at local and state levels. Section II suggests strategies and expected outcomes related to 11 major issues facing CVE: research and program planning; program quality and delivery; program staffing; delineation of functions in program delivery; interagency linkage; articulation of programs and support services; employer linkage; student access and retention; public awareness; program accountability; and program funding. Finally, section III provides a summary and conclusions on the status of CVE in california. An appendix provides a priority ranking of the expected outcomes identified in section II. (JMC)