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Williams believes that building concrete connections with industry leaders helps students create their career path, narrowing down their options and potentially saving them money in the future.

Gaining valuable life skills while doing good: Ohios Whitmer High School seeks to instill these lessons.

May 8—The Oklahoma House recently approved legislation co-authored by a Cleveland County lawmaker that would award Oklahomas Promise scholarships to students with intellectual disabilities.

The Oklahoma House recently approved legislation co-authored by a Cleveland County lawmaker that would award Oklahoma’s Promise scholarships to students with intellectual disabilities.

The Oklahoma House recently approved legislation co-authored by a Cleveland County lawmaker that would award Oklahoma’s Promise scholarships to students with intellectual disabilities.

Oklahoma City -– The House of Representatives last week unanimously passed a bill that would, if passed and signed into law, open Oklahoma Promise scholarships to students with intellectual disabilities.

Whitmer high schoolers do some career exploration at the Ronald McDonald House of NW Ohio.

Education has always been sacred to the Cherokee people. Investing in education was one of the first and highest priorities for Cherokee Nation after the Trail of Tears. Despite the

As education is transitioning out of old vocational schools into career-focused programs, interest in career technical education (CTE) is increasing.

Postsecondary education continues to be a key issue in all states and territories, and a focus for Governor’s administrations. Increasing diverse postsecondary learning models, creating more career pathways, expanding postsecondary education, and implementing additional funding to support students are all necessary for the development of a strong and diversely skilled workforce.