Educational Pathways News Today

Summit High School’s tiny home project is one of a handful of projects across the High Country that Mark Gregory, career and technical education coordinator with the Colorado River Board of Cooperative (Educational) Services, helped...

One of Limerick's most popular festivals returns to the city next month.

A new program aimed at supporting workforce development in Wisconsin was praised by Gov. Tony Evers on March 7 when he visited University of Wisconsin-Stout.

As part of a 90-minute class twice a week, the high schoolers are working to develop trade skills by building a tiny home project

In Oakley Van Oss’ construction class, a dozen Summit High School students are toiling away outside on what is perhaps the most ambitious project of their high school tenure.  Instead of bird feeders or shelves,...

Two UW-Stout staff members have been named special award recipients by the Universities of Wisconsin and were honored at a ceremony on Nov. 9 ...

Tamworth TAFE students win big at NSW Training Awards.

The purpose of Hawaiian-Focused Public Charter School Fund Administration – Phase II is to administer charter school funds for unmet facilities-related needs.

Less than a year after nightmarish bids were returned, board members of the Christian County Public Schools Thursday night voted unanimously and swiftly in

Roaring Fork School District and the Colorado River Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) continues to make strides in preparing post-graduation students to succeed in real world careers through both the Educational Pathways to Innovation...