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As career and technical education booms, Michigan considers how to expand it
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As career and technical education booms, Michigan considers how to expand it
OSTC Northeast is a hive of activity, a place where many high school students get their hands dirty to learn. Outside, they are building a house. Inside, juniors and seniors from five Pontiac-area K-12 districts are fixing cars, styling hair or specializing in programs like engineering, entrepreneurship and welding. They will earn not just a regular diploma but real-world skills and, if they complete their classes, industry-recognized credential…
·Grand Rapids, United States
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