We have compiled a list of highlights in Career Technical Education (CTE) from this week to share with you.
CAREERS IN CONSTRUCTION MONTH
Throughout the month of October, we will celebrate careers in construction. Utilize these classroom resources to engage with students about the opportunities in the construction industry.
CTSO OF THE WEEK
National Technical Student Association (TSA) Week concluded with friendship day! Follow the hashtag #TogetherTSA on Twitter for more from the week.
Today is the last day of National TSA Week! Celebrate Friendship Friday by posting a picture of you and a friend you have made in TSA. #TogetherTSA pic.twitter.com/KdcpzYUWTw
— Kentucky TSA (@kentuckytsa) October 9, 2020
COMPETITION OF THE WEEK
Social Finance and JFF have announced the 2020 Career and Technical Education Through Pay for Success Competition. This competition will expand the reach of high-quality CTE to under-served, high-need youth by offering free technical assistance to awardees to scale programs to achieve data-driven results with long-term sustainability.
The deadline for Perkins-eligible CTE providers to notify Social Finance and JFF of intent to apply is October 16, 2020— please email [email protected]. Requests for proposals and more information can be found here.
VIDEO OF THE WEEK
Wisconsin is attracting talent to the manufacturing industry with this video. Happy Manufacturing Month!
RESOURCE OF THE WEEK
Advance CTE, in partnership with the National Center for Homeless Education (NCHE), has published a new resource as part of the Making Good on the Promise series, which outlines state CTE leaders’ critical responsibility to advancing equitable access and success in CTE for individuals experiencing homelessness.
This new resource identifies common access barriers to high-quality CTE and strategies to support learners experiencing homelessness. Key action steps are included for state CTE leaders and state coordinators for homeless education to consider when developing and growing homeless education partnerships in their state.
View Making Good on the Promise: Improving Equity in and Access to Quality CTE Programs for Students Experiencing Homelessness in our Learning that Works Resource Center.
Brittany Cannady, Digital Media Associate
Tags: CTSO, Kentucky, Making Good on the Promise, wisconsin