Ground Broken On Colorado Health Sciences High School
Project partners broke ground on a new health sciences high school in Aurora, Colo., a future hub for healthcare career training set to open in 2027. | Photo Credit: Aurora…
Project partners broke ground on a new health sciences high school in Aurora, Colo., a future hub for healthcare career training set to open in 2027. | Photo Credit: Aurora…
Furniture in the Brooklyn STEAM Center is modular and easily movable, so the classrooms and common space can be reconfigured to suit daily needs. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of…
Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs build connections between academic coursework and real-world application, providing some of the most meaningful elements of career exploration.
Construction is underway at Metro Tech High School as the Phoenix Union High School District embarks on a comprehensive, multi-phased renovation and expansion aimed at redefining career and technical education in Arizona.
February marks National Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, bringing awareness to the benefits that CTE offers to students and the opportunities it presents to schools and workforce partners. An estimated 12.3 million students are currently enrolled in CTE programs nationwide, where they can acquire training in a variety of trades and earn certifications that offer immediate employment opportunities upon graduation. At the same time, helping students develop skills that are relevant to the careers and industries in their regions can help employers address labor shortages.聽聽