ACTE has announced the selection of 15 participants for its National Leadership Fellowship Program, which provides educators with an opportunity to enhance their leadership skills and involvement in professional organizations.
ACTE has announced the selection of 20 CTE professionals with 2-5 years of experience from across the country to participate in the inaugural class of ACTE’s Leadership Exploration and Development (LEAD) program.
ACTE announced its 2018 Excellence Award Winners in seven different categories during the ACTE CareerTech VISION conference in Nashville.
Nashville to Host 2017 National Association for Career and Technical Education Conference
ACTE has joined the Council of National School Counseling and College Access Organizations, a collaborative group of national organizations representing school counselors and college access professionals.
ACTE announced its 2018 national finalists in seven different award categories. Finalists in Regions I, III, IV and V were announced for the Teacher of the Year, Postsecondary Teacher of the Year, Administrator of the Year, New Teacher of the Year, Career Guidance, Lifetime Achievement and Carl Perkins Community Service Awards.
ACTE issued a statement upon the release of Phi Delta Kappa International's 49th annual poll on the public's attitude toward public schools. The poll demonstrated the public's broad, overwhelming support for CTE.
ACTE announces McIntosh High School sophomore Brooks Baro as ACTE's national student trophy design winner in its second annual student trophy design contest.
Region IV, which includes New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, announced 2017 award winners at its annual conference.
ACTE congratulates NCACTE on its decision to formally unify with the national association.