Secretary DeVos Approves First Wave of Perkins Career and Technical Education State Plans
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced the Department of Education has approved six career and technical education (CTE) state
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Resources
Learn more about resources in the Technical Education sector that are available to CTE directors, educators, and students.
Learning with Digital Games
Teachers and parents are struggling to teach children forced to stay at home. Many learning institutions have published plans to
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VERISURF SOFTWARE ANNOUNCES FREE ONLINE TRAINING
Metrology Education, at Home or Work Verisurf Software is offering its comprehensive online metrology training courses FREE of charge. Now
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CAM Fundamentals Project Free Online
The new Mastercam Quick Part Series of project-based lessons delivers CAM fundamentals for use with standard Mastercam or with the new streamlined Quick Part
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$30,750,000,000.000 Appropriated for Education Includes Perkins Funding Option
• $13 billion for K–12 state education agencies • $14 billion for institutions of higher education • $3 billion for
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Solutions to Keep Your CTE Program on Track During Closures
Many schools are in the process of implementing virtual learning environments. In an effort to help face this challenge, we
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30 National Organizations Send Letter to Congress on COVID-19 Stimulus Bill
The Campaign to Invest in America’s Workforce (CIAW) – a diverse coalition of 30 education, workforce, and national nonprofit organizations,
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Trumps Budget Would Boost Career and Technical Education Funding
President Donald Trump recently announced a $900 million increase in education spending that would go towards career and technical education
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U.S. Department of Labor Announces Nearly $100 Million in Apprenticeship Grants to Close the Skills Gap
The U.S. Department of Labor announced the awarding of grants to 28 public-private apprenticeship partnerships totaling nearly $100 million through
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Action Needed: Ask Your Representative to Sign the Perkins Funding Letter!
A “Dear Colleague” letter is currently circulating in the U.S. House of Representatives, urging the Appropriations Committee to make a robust investment in Perkins Basic State Grants in Fiscal Year (FY) 2021. Last year, a bipartisan group of 162 representatives signed-on, which was is new record. With your help, we are looking to exceed that this year!
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