Career and Technical Education

Modern career and technical education programs emphasize both college and career readiness—even during a pandemic.

Hoping to prepare high school graduates to solve complex, real-world problems, an Ohio STEM school found answers in project-based learning.

At Maplewood Richmond Heights High School, educators think of school as an apprenticeship for kids’ futures—and it’s working.

With this collection of resources, you can teach your students to code—even if you’re still learning yourself.

Creating courses around industry certifications can give students an advantage in the job search after graduation.

Matt Davis has highlighted resources for parents, teachers, and administrators that can help students make the transition into elementary, middle, and high school -- and beyond.

Learn how schools can benefit from the support and expertise of local businesses, organizations, and individuals, and discover strategies for fostering successful business and community partnerships.

As jobs increasingly require new skills, high schools revive programs that help students explore careers in the course of their studies.

Ideas for how to have older students teach younger ones, shared by a teacher at a high school career academy for future teachers.

From Mississippi to Hawaii, new programs recruit high school students to become teachers.

CTE classes are a great place for literacy lessons as students are presented with authentic texts like technical manuals, computer programs, and blueprints.

Resources you can share with soon-to-be graduates to help them start planning for their college or career path.