Increases student access to career technical education aligned with regional labor market needs.
This bill aims to enhance student access to career technical education (CTE) programs that align with regional labor market needs. It establishes an Office of Career Technical Education within the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to oversee CTE programs. The office will collaborate with Regional Workforce Boards to identify regional labor market needs and promote CTE programs that meet these needs. Additionally, the bill mandates that every comprehensive high school offer at least one CTE course or an approved internship to expose all students to CTE fields.
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