California Education - Technical Education Post

Teens are Ditching Office Jobs

It’s noon on a Thursday, but the day’s lunch break is already over and the cement building in Concord is once

It’s becoming clear that a traditional classroom approach doesn’t always prepare students for the realities of the workforce. To meet

A new public charter school will be coming to the Del Paso Heights neighborhood. The new charter school is geared

Students and instructors from Sonoma County schools that received funding from CTE Foundation and Sonoma Clean Power participated in

Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) and the Sonoma County Economic Development Board (EDB) are pleased to announce the award of

The Next Generation in Trucking Association is using a recently awarded grant to expand a driver training program for high

In hopes of inspiring a new generation of girls to enter the construction industry, McCarthy Building Cos. hosted its annual

At Fresno City College’s Career and Technology Center, tucked away in an industrial neighborhood near the city’s southern border, a

Senate Bill 328 passed handily in the California legislature in 2019 before being signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The new law

Sandy Marshall, founded Project Scientist in 2011 out of her guest house in Charlotte, North Carolina, partly out of exasperation