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What’s happening in career and technical education

New board members announced

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ACTE is pleased to announce the results of the recent election for several spots on its board of directors. The election was open to ACTE’s membership of roughly 25,000 educators, administrators and other CTE professionals. The following members were elected: Carrie Scheiderer, President-elec...

VISION CFP now open

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Share your expertise at ACTE’s CareerTech VISION 2023. It’s the most important event of the year for CTE professionals! And it happens Nov. 29–Dec. 2 in Phoenix, Arizona. We are seeking session proposals that address the full range of issues facing CTE educators, administrators and key stakeho...

Raise awareness for CTE

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Join us as we celebrate CTE Month — generously sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) — and help spread awareness about the importance of CTE for our students and for our nation’s economy. Share your CTE success stories and engage with us all month long. Share our 2...

Influence policymakers at NPS

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Join CTE professionals from across the nation at ACTE’s National Policy Seminar (NPS) to voice your vision on key education policy topics. Engage policymakers on key CTE issues Attendees will also learn about best practices for influencing federal policy, related to CTE advocacy and messaging. N...

Engage students in a video challenge

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The student video challenge returns! ACTE, host of CTE Month, and NASA HUNCH are excited to collaborate once again. Announcing the 2022–23 student video challenge The contest engages students to showcase CTE and project-based learning programs in high-demand career fields on Earth and in space. ...

Be courageous!

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With the support of the Inclusion, Access, Equity and Diversity (IAED) Advisory Group, ACTE members and career and technical education (CTE) professionals engage in webinars exploring IAED in CTE. Join the think tank. These interactive sessions will challenge CTE educators to consider how they may b...