Tag: Secondary Education
The Return of Industrial Policy Is Reshaping Career and Technical Education
Industrial policy and CTE are becoming increasingly connected as government investment helps determine which industries, technologies, and workforce capabilities the United States intends to...
The Great Equipment Gap: Why New Labs Don’t Automatically Create Workforce...
Across the United States, schools, career centers, community colleges, and workforce organizations are investing in robotics cells, CNC machines, welding systems, semiconductor equipment, healthcare...
The Federal CTE Civil Rights Review Is Gone. Access Is Now...
The federal CTE civil rights review system has ended, but schools and colleges remain responsible for ensuring meaningful and nondiscriminatory access to every technical...
America’s Skills Gap Has a Multiplier: Missing CTE Instructors
The CTE instructor shortage is multiplying America’s broader skills gap by reducing the number of students who can enter and complete technical workforce pathways.
America’s...
