It's no secret that career and technical education (CTE) courses in schools can help students prepare for a variety of skill-based jobs and give them an opportunity to explore potential career path
Brita Hammer
Each February, the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) hosts the annual Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month® awareness campaign to celebrate the value of CTE programs across the nation. In honor of CTE Month, we want to share with educators a collection of our best CTE resources to set you and your students up for success!
Fabiola Garcia
Here, we’ve compiled a wide-ranging list of some of the best CTE grants in honor of CTE Month in February. Here's our list of favorites you should be applying for!
How can you connect your students to real-world opportunities? Here are three simple ideas to get you started.
One of Kentucky’s educational goals is to prepare students for successfully transitioning out of high school and into either higher education or the workforce.
Here, we’ve put together the top six ways a well-planned virtual program can help improve student achievement.
Sarah Cornelius
The importance of such opportunities has filtered down to the high school level for both college-bound students and those who will be directly entering the workforce after graduation—especially those participating in a career and technical education (CTE) program. Understanding work experience can be the difference in success for a student.
Scott Sterling
Career and technical education (CTE) programs in middle and high school are rising in popularity, and it’s no wonder why! Not only can these courses help students explore, select, and define a career or field of interest, but also they can support students learn soft skills that are highly prized by the job market.
Allison Ireland
Here, we’re taking a close look at how Edmentum programs can support specific strategies outlined to each of the MDE’s seven Top 10 in 10 goals.
