In honor of CTE Month, join our panel discussion to learn more about how CTE programs prepare students for today's complex and ever-changing world of work. CTE is good for students, good for businesses, and good for communities.

Key discussion points will include:
-An overview of innovative CTE programs that prepare students for a wide range of high-wage, high-skill, high-demand careers
-Case studies of collaboration between CTE programs and industry partners
-Suggestions for celebrating and promoting your CTE programs throughout the year

Moderator: Mary Beth Smith, Senior Account Executive, CareerScope

Panelists:
Michael Katch, Educational Consultant, M&K Consulting Group
Mark Long, Workforce Education Coordinator, Central Westmoreland Career & Technology Center
Alex Novickoff, Assistant Director of Workforce Education, Central Westmoreland Career & Technology Center
Scott Rogers, Administrative Director, York County School of Technology

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