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Schools can now apply for grants of up to $100,000 to support classes in digital manufacturing methods. The effort aims to usher students and companies into what some call the fourth industrial revolution.
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Indiana schools are seeing a surge in the number of students taking career and technical education courses this school year. Nearly 225,000 students…
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The Indiana Governor’s Workforce Cabinet is sharing student contact information, on a voluntary basis, with companies looking to hire. The Career and…
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A former University of Notre Dame football player is suing the university and the NCAA, alleging that they “recklessly disregarded” information related to…
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Indiana high school students taking career and technical courses like cosmetology and welding are wrapping up a statewide competition this week. Due to…
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High school courses in areas including cosmetology and culinary arts will keep their state funding in a version of the budget approved by the Senate after…
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High school courses in areas like culinary arts and cosmetology could lose state funding if a budget proposal from Republican lawmakers passes. Educators…
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The Indiana Office of Career and Technical Education is encouraging schools to offer technical education classes in-person to more than 200,000 students…
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A dozen schools received grants to teach new high school classes that will test a career and technical education curriculum being developed by the state…
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Career and Technical Education programs across the state are preparing to offer in-person classes to high school students in July. It could be the first…