We have all had weeks that began seemingly normal, but ended anything but…however I think that we can all attest to the fact that the week of March 9,

Gliding seamlessly from traditional teaching models to semi-remote to completely remote teaching requires schools and teachers to understand more than the

Those that have been given the charge and have the responsibility to educate others must be committed to continuous learning. Learning is fundamental

The 2019/20 school year is coming to an unusual end. After spring break, our students never returned to their classrooms. While core academic teachers

Over the last few years a lot of people have been asking me what I would attribute my success in the culinary field to. That has been a very humbling and

With the coronavirus spreading across the nation, this time is challenging for education in general but specifically for CTE with all its hands-on

Christi is an administrator in a rural school district in Kentucky and previously taught Agriculture for 13 years. She was impacted by CTE early on in

As a 2020 New Professionals Fellow, I’ve been eager to grow and step outside my comfort zone, while under the guidance of new colleagues, mentors, and

In the wake of the COVID-19 quarantine, educators are scrambling to find ways to continue the learning online. Unless you have lived in an area that was

We know that CTE educators are creative professionals, so it’s no wonder that many of you are getting creative to maintain student learning during