Maximizing Academic Potential: The Benefits of Dual Enrollment
The hum of fluorescent lights, the scent of aged paper, and the rhythmic tapping of keyboards – these are familiar
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The hum of fluorescent lights, the scent of aged paper, and the rhythmic tapping of keyboards – these are familiar
Read More →Artificial intelligence literacy is moving from an optional technology skill toward something governments increasingly view as essential educational and workforce
Read More →A landmark community college program succeeded at something higher education has struggled to accomplish for decades: getting substantially more students
Read More →Published August 6, 2026. Program details were reviewed against Arkansas Division of Higher Education materials, Arkansas administrative rules, federal Workforce
Read More →Industrial policy and CTE are becoming increasingly connected as government investment helps determine which industries, technologies, and workforce capabilities the
Read More →Across the United States, schools, career centers, community colleges, and workforce organizations are investing in robotics cells, CNC machines, welding
Read More →The federal CTE civil rights review system has ended, but schools and colleges remain responsible for ensuring meaningful and nondiscriminatory
Read More →The CTE instructor shortage is multiplying America’s broader skills gap by reducing the number of students who can enter and
Read More →For years, apprenticeship expansion has been measured largely through activity: new programs registered, employers recruited, participants enrolled, and grant dollars
Read More →Advance CTE, a non-profit organization that represents directors and state leaders of career technical education, announced two new webinars for
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