Margaret Coate

Comment on Tim Dettwiller's post: 

I completely agree that they can be a pivotal motivating factor for our students as they navigate their graduation plans. When students engage in real-world experiences, it empowers them to make informed decisions about their academic paths. This not only excites the scheduling counselors, who appreciate students approaching them with purpose, but also reassures parents who want to see their children thrive with clear, actionable plans.

CTE programs not only provide students with essential skills and knowledge for their future careers but also foster a stronger connection between our school and the community. CTE engages students more effectively, increases attendance rates, and improves academic performance across the board.