career and technical education
This summer, students will be able to learn to weld, launch a small business, play in a drumline or orchestra, or brush up on their academics.
Philadelphia Academies now puts students on both career and college tracks and has moved away from its self-contained model.
College Together helps Philly students take a different path to a college degree
The program is just one of many ways the state is responding to a teacher shortage that’s created cascading staffing challenges across Pennsylvania.
$40 million facility aims to create more job opportunities that pay well, especially for local Philadelphia graduates.
The 21st Century Schools Model will focus on the entertainment, development, and transportation industries.
Career and technical education programs show worth through high graduation rates, student satisfaction.
Ronald Sizer is a second-generation machinist, who teaches in the career and technical education program at Benjamin Franklin High School.
Participating organizations discuss their programs to reconnect youth to school and workforce training.
From our 2019 High School Guide
Parents fear a clash of cultures between two schools. Students are organizing to make it work.
The school has created an annual display for more than 30 years.
The trip was part of Kenney's community schools initiative.
Housed at Ben Franklin High School, it has faced administrative turnover, hiring difficulties, and scheduling glitches.
From school lunchrooms to supermarket shelves, Rebel Ventures keeps up the fight for deliciousness.
Panna Kim had planned to enlist in the military. Instead, he learned to be an electrician.
Apprenticeship programs for barbers, painters, coders, lab techs, and others will get a boost.
The program will use state money to provide workforce training to 1,000 people ages 17-21 who already receive some form of government support.
