A Resolution designating the month of February 2026 as "Career and Technical Education Month" in Pennsylvania.
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Overview
This resolution officially recognizes February 2026 as "Career and Technical Education Month" in Pennsylvania. The resolution highlights the importance of career and technical education programs, which provide students with skills and credentials for in-demand jobs. It acknowledges the significant number of students participating in these programs across the state and the role they play in workforce development. The goal is to raise awareness and appreciation for the value of career and technical education.
Key provisions
- Designates February 2026 as Career and Technical Education Month.
- Recognizes the enrollment of over 75,000 students in career and technical education programs.
- Acknowledges the presence of nearly 90 career and technical education centers and over 140 high schools offering approved programs.
- Highlights the alignment of these programs with national skill standards and industry needs.
- Emphasizes the benefit of career and technical education for all residents.
- Recognizes the role of career and technical education in preparing students for a competitive global economy.
Who is affected
- Students enrolled in career and technical education programs
- Career and technical education centers
- High schools offering career and technical education programs
- Pennsylvania residents
- Business and industry
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Primary sponsor
Lynda Schlegel Culver
Cosponsors
Christine Tartaglione
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