High school students who participate in CTE programs are more likely to be employed after high school and enroll in two-year colleges. The production of a CTE school report card will provide valuable information about schools offering CTE instruction and help families, students and leaders make better-informed decisions. Participants will learn about the type of data and information that may be included in the report card and may have the opportunity to interact and provide their input and perspective during the session.
Combined, Dana and Bunnie have over 50 years’ experience in education policy. Currently, Dana is the Executive Director of the Education Oversight Committee. Bunnie is the Director of TransformSC, an education and business initiative of the SC Council on Competitiveness.
Students are asked to create portfolios sharing their expertise in the areas they are studying. The CTE instructors will learn more about some of the edtech tools that students can use to craft their digital portfolios. Shane and I are instructional technology facilitators who proficiently use these tools on a daily basis with the students we serve in our roles in Greenville County.
