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🌟 Sponsorship Spotlight 🌟 @aims_cc A huge thank you to Aims Community College, one of our two… http://dlvr.it/TR8TTt

[timnathchamber]

🌟 Sponsorship Spotlight 🌟 @aims_cc A huge thank you to Aims Community College, one of our two Presenting Sponsors at the very first Carnival of Dreams! 🎪✨ Their support made this event possible and created a lasting impact for both the Timnath and Severance communities. Together, we raised funds for local CTE (Career & Technical Education) programs, helping students gain the skills, opportunities, and resources they need to thrive. By investing in education, Aims is helping build brighter futures for the next generation of leaders, innovators, and community members. 💡📚 We are grateful for their commitment and proud to have them as a partner in making dreams a reality! 💖

[suindependent]

Dixie Tech Students Bring Home Gold at SkillsUSA Nationals

Dixie Tech Students Bring Home Gold at SkillsUSA Nationals "Dixie Technical College’s Digital Design program has something big to celebrate. Three of its students brought home gold medals from the 2025 SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta, Georgia—a sweep that marks the program’s triumphant return to national competition...." Read the full article

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Dixie Tech Students Bring Home Gold at SkillsUSA Nationals

Dixie Tech Students Bring Home Gold at SkillsUSA Nationals"Dixie Technical College’s Digital Design program has something big to celebrate...." Read the full article

[pavel-nosok]

Degrees of the Future 2022: Aerospace & Astronautical Engineering

Degrees of the Future 2022: Aerospace & Astronautical Engineering

Spaceflight, once the sole domain of government-backed agencies like NASA and Roscosmos, is now a thriving commercial venture, and innovations in rocketry and orbital technology are increasingly coming from private companies. At the same time, space agencies are still creating incredible new tech (like fully electric… Read more…

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[projectact]

A little large format printing and mounting this week. Art pieces by seniors David Castellano, Bobbi Cota, and Milani Fields using @photoshop and @autodesksketchbook The perfect pieces to dress up some classrooms on campus! __ __ __ __ #projectact #californiapartnershipacademies #cte #careertechnicaleducation #careerandtechnicaleducation #graphicdesign #illustration #mvusd #morenovalleyunifiedschooldistrict #morenovalleyunified (at the Academy of Creative Technologies, Canyon Springs High School) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo3BNpZlSq_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ed5finm6op1b

[ginarye]

My next 3 days consist of advising & watching after these awesome dudes at the #SkillsUSACA2017 State Championships in #SanDiego! Go Team River Springs! SkillsUSA is 50 years old in CA! #SkillsUSA #CTE #CTSO #CareerAndTechnicalEducation #JobReadySkills (at Town & Country San Diego)

[allianceinsights]

To meet the nation’s post-secondary education needs, we can’t rely on the current educational pipeline

Millions of working adults, including many who have earned a high school diploma, have low literacy, numeracy and digital problem-solving skills — and this problem won’t just “age away.”

According to the Center for Postsecondary and Economic Success, half of workers with limited skills are under the age of 45. And while many of these workers are employed in growing sectors such as healthcare, construction and hospitality, they’re not able to access the critical learning opportunities that stoke career advancement.

That’s the impetus for a bill introduced in September by U.S. Senators Jack Reed of Rhode Island and Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin. The co-sponsors of the Career and Technical Education for Adult Learners Act say the bill is intended to provide adults more pathways to better lives.

That goal could hardly be more important. Nearly two-thirds of American jobs now require a postsecondary credential — and, quite clearly, focusing only on individuals already in the educational pipeline won’t solve the problem of having too many people without the knowledge and skills they need to get ahead.

The bill already has one important backer: The Center for Law and Policy is already pledging to be outspoken in support of the act, which the center says would:

clarify that adult education providers that also offer career and technical education programs are eligible to receive funds under the Perkins Act.

ensure that programs funded under the Perkins Act are aligned with adult education programs and industry sector partnerships authorized under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.

promote the evidence-based educational strategy known as Integrated Education and Training.

include adult education in state plans for career and technical education.

allow states to develop core performance indicators for adult learners that align with the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.

encourage a greater emphasis on work experiences as part of career and technical education programs