Career and technical education (CTE) has become increasingly popular in US secondary
schools, but equity has not always been a focus of federal legislation or state and local …

Industry-recognized credentials, or certifications, provide one path to match people with jobs
effectively. Certifications are nationally recognized, standardized credentials created by …

Over the past few decades, the claim that a high school diploma is insufficient education to
establish a career that will provide family-sustaining wages in a rapidly changing economy …

We describe alignment between high school career and technical education (CTE) and local
labor markets across five states—Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Tennessee, and …

To help students leave high school on a path toward success in the labor market, education
policymakers and practitioners often focus on improving career and technical education …

Computing and information sciences (CIS) careers in the United States are expected to grow
faster than the average occupation between 2019 and 2029 and educational requirements …

In Virginia, all high school students can earn either a Standard diploma or an Advanced
Studies diploma, the latter being a college preparatory diploma. Starting in 2017, the …

Abstract Within Career and Technical Education (CTE), some students have the opportunity
to participate in Work Based Learning (WBL) as a third-level course to achieve CTE …

Computing skills such as programming, graphic design, and networking are among the
fastest growing in the modern workplace. Computing skills are increasingly critical in many …

High school students in Career and Technical Education (CTE) select concentration areas
that map to almost every occupation in the modern US economy. Some fields have much …