GPS is the only manufacturing-specific, statewide Department of Workforce Development Youth Apprenticeship Program in Wisconsin and has provided pipelines for students into technical careers after… Read More
DreamBikes, a non-profit in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, opens used bicycle stores in economically disadvantaged communities and employs local teens to fix bikes. In the process, young… Read More
Ethan Harpole, a student at West Ranch High School, started his own escape room business in the Santa Clarita Valley. Each room has a different… Read More
The success of Career and Technology Educational programs at Aldine High School in Houston, Texas has led the district to open Blanson CTE High… Read More
With over 43,000 followers, the Castenada twins are learning how to use Instagram to attract advertisers, turn a profit, and create a space for their… Read More
Fall River, Massachusetts was once a manufacturing capital. Today, abandoned mills still scatter the city’s landscape and the area struggles with high unemployment rates. Read More
In 1793, Samuel Slater built the first American water-powered mill in a small Rhode Island town called Pawtucket. Today, Pawtucket is still struggling to… Read More
Providence, Rhode Island is putting historic mills back to work. Last year, after years of planning, WaterFire opened its new headquarters in a previously… Read More
The growing Silicon Valley economy has forced residents to move out of Bay Area in search of cheaper housing. The subsequent increase in commuters has… Read More
Many students struggle with the decision to enter the skilled trade workforce or pursue a college degree. Career and Technical Education at Camden County Technical… Read More