Building Rural Learning Pathways to Strengthen the Future of Community — from gettingsmart.com by Nate McClennen, Guest Author
Key Points
- Some rural areas continue to have durable and empowered economies.
- Others need to build a new vision for prosperity while simultaneously maintaining core talent to support community infrastructure needs.
- By integrating dual enrollment, credentials and CTE, high school students are better able to graduate with college credit and viable credentialed experiences to support entry into the postsecondary workforce.
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Science Fairs as Pathways To Passion, Problem-Solving and Careers
Key Points
- Science Fairs inspire the problem-solvers that touch the future.
- Science fairs provide a great opportunity to form a community and present your ideas.