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CTE Insights & Resources

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    Education for Life: From Wood and Metal to Semiconductors and Programming

    West Valley School District students can earn industry certificates in seventh grade and journeyman credentials in high school. What can other districts learn from West Valley's thriving CTE model?

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    Postsecondary Education and CTE

    Preparing students for their next steps in life is at the core of every high school’s mission. In this post we feature programs and practices that help educators empower students toward their next steps.

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    Why Postsecondary Education Matters

    Going to college makes a significant difference in students' future earnings. Read about how CTE could help energize more Oregon students to pursue a postsecondary path.

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    Empowering Volunteers and Increasing Impact: Lessons from SMART’s Refreshed Volunteer Training Program

    Education Northwest’s adult learning team works with organizations to help strengthen the delivery and effectiveness of their training programs.

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