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Kansas parents appear to be more positive than they were five years ago about their children’s pursuit of career and technical education during high school according to the parent perception survey conducted by HirePaths, a career exploration company based in Manhattan.
“I think this is a pat on everybody’s back here,” Kristin Brighton, founder of HirePaths, told members of the Kansas State Board of Education during their August meeting. “I think that is an exciting thing to celebrate.”
Asher Swank started his freshman year in 2020 at Southeast of Saline High School, Southeast of Saline Unified School District 306, in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, spending a lot of time at home. That’s when he decided to join Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
February is Career and Technical and Education (CTE) Month.
Shannon Bohm, an architect and president of Schaefer Architecture in Wichita, is a firm believer in career and technical education.
Catherine Eastland, a senior at Wichita South High School, has known for a long time that she wanted to go into the medical field.
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