The Education and Workforce Committee’s portion of the “Big, Beautiful Bill” contains several promising elements that stand to significantly strengthen
Advanced Manufacturing
What Manufacturing Workers Want
American policymakers have pushed to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States. But there’s an important question that’s lingering:
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Construction
Industry Recognized Construction Certifications
More than 100 high school students from Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati have successfully completed nationally recognized training programs in
Energy
Michigan Energy Workforce Development
The energy sector has long dealt with labor shortages – a challenge that has only grown as the baby boomer
Transportation
Mini Monster Jam® Build
Students from Bryan High School’s career and technical education (CTE) class unveiled the result of their year-long project: a one-third-scale
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STEM
STEM Classroom to Factory
What began as a middle school research project has grown into a powerful partnership between Plastikos Inc. and Fairview High School
High-Paying Data Careers
What if you could land a six-figure job in the booming data industry without ever setting foot in a university
eCybermission STEM Competition Finalists
eCYBERMISSION is proud to announce the State Winners, Regional Finalists, and National Finalists for its 23rd annual STEM competition. As
Mobile STEAM Machine Launch
Get ready to innovate! Roselle Public Schools will soon launch its S.T.E.A.M. machine, a cutting-edge educational trailer designed to enhance
Encourage Women to STEM Careers
Kara Branch is an award-winning chemical engineer, engineering manager for Intel, and the founder of Black Girls Do Engineer, a nonprofit
Outstanding STEM Educators
The OC STEM Initiative, in partnership with the Orange County Department of Education and Cox Communications, is inviting community members
