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March 29, 2014

‘Career Technical’ Education: More Middle in the Middle Class?

Community Colleges and Career-Technical Schools, Education, St. Marys GA

‘Career Technical’ Education: More Middle in the Middle Class?lead-4
by James Fallows
Training students for jobs that are less likely to be outsourced, de-skilled, or stuck at minimum wage. (Read it here.)

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High School in Southern Georgia: What ‘Career Technical’ Education Looks Like
A High School That Teaches Students to Fly, and Other Innovations in ‘Career Technical’ Education

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