Posted on July 19th, 2018 by Mary Lord
Engineering, technology, and dual-enrollment programs – along with their students, many of them from underrepresented groups in STEM – could be among the biggest beneficiaries of a major education bill that Congress approved on July 25.
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Filed under: K-12 Education News, Special Features | Comments Off on President Signs CTE Bill
Tags: career academy, career awareness, CTE, dual enrollment, Education Policy, engineering education, New York State CTE, Perkins Career and Technical Education Act, STEM education, Technology Education, Vocational Education
Posted on March 9th, 2016 by Mary Lord
Could makerspaces transform career, technical, and vocational education? The U.S. Department of Education believes so and has launched a CTE Makeover Challenge to kick-start the process. Up to 10 schools could win $20,000 in cash and other awards to turn their makerspace designs into reality. Submissions due April 1, 2016.
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Filed under: Competitions and Contests, K-12 Outreach Programs, Special Features | Comments Off on CTE Makover Challenge
Tags: Contest, CTE, Education Policy, Grades 9-12, hands-on learning, makerspace, making, STEM education, Vocational Education, White House
Posted on October 11th, 2010 by Jaimie Schock
Lincoln Unified school district in Stockton, California, is betting that the newly-opened Jeff Wright Engineering and Construction Academy will be well worth its $8.5 million investment. Some 500 students will study topics ranging from carpentry to computerized drafting to mechanical engineering.
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Filed under: K-12 Education News | Comments Off on A Boost for Vocational Education
Tags: Education Policy, Mechanical engineering, Public Policy, Technology Education, Vocational Education