414 ATE will provide hands-on business training to help students prepare for future careers.
414 ATE will provide hands-on business training to help students prepare for future careers. Back to the full article.
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The key to improving educational outcomes is to engage students in meaningful activities like learning the commerce of an undertaking like this food truck. The pressure for improved test scores had pretty much eliminated many coop programs that schools use to have like DECA. More schools are starting student engagement programs like these with no financial support from the Republican’s current budget. Hopefully this will change in the future years.
BRAVO!