When is too early to start thinking about your career? I remember being asked, “what do you want to be when you grow up?” as early as three years old.

I cannot imagine what it would be like to have one profession my adult life and in the blink of an eye have to change my life course at the age of 43. 

“All roads lead to Rome,” according to the medieval proverb. That is, travelers can take a variety of paths and all end up at the same

As I work with our district instructional coach, who is also my partner in teaching a graduate course this summer titled, Literacy in CTE, I keep coming

My mother, an elementary school teacher for 32 years, worked hard to connect her students to subject matter. Mom did this using real life, high interest

As an educator, it is my job to teach my students.  As someone with compassion and vested interest in her students, it is my privilege to help them find

Happy Spring Everyone!

It’s great to start feeling the winter thaw, but that also means getting ready for the work ahead this year. These are exciting

It’s not every day you meet a student who has everything going for them – intelligence, good health and home life, no financial challenges and excellent

Every year, in high schools across the country, student athletes participate in Signing Days to commit to sports at colleges and universities.

For many

Career Development is uniquely positioned to become the greatest resource for career and technical education (CTE) programming. When we think of the