Close to Home: Creating paths from classroom to career

In a vibrant classroom at a Sonoma County high school, a group of students is busy assembling and coding fully functioning robots. In another, a culinary class is preparing food and beverages in a student-run café. Nearby, students are practicing CPR and learning about health careers. All of them likely preparing for internships with local employers. These are examples of career technical education — or CTE — students connecting learning to careers and futures they’re passionate about…

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