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Project-Based Blended Learning for CTE
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Project-Based Blended Learning for CTE: A Framework You Can Deploy Monday Morning

How to combine independent digital modules with collaborative hands-on lab work — without sacrificing technical rigor or safety. CTE instructors face a tension that doesn't exist in most academic classrooms:…
Posted by Bob Young May 7, 2026
Perkins V FY26 Funding Guidance
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Congress Finalizes FY26 Funding as OCTAE Rolls Out New Perkins V State Plan Guidance

A rare alignment of federal CTE and workforce funding streams gives state and local directors a narrow window to act. Congress passed a full-year FY2026 appropriations bill in late April,…
Posted by Bob Young May 4, 2026
CTE Funding Whiplash: Grants Canceled, Perkins Reauthorized — What Philadelphia Keeps
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CTE Funding Whiplash: Grants Canceled, Perkins Reauthorized — What Philadelphia Keeps

The News: A Good Month and a Bad Month for CTE, Simultaneously February 2026 was declared National Career and Technical Education Month by the U.S. Department of Education. The same…
Posted by Bob Young April 30, 2026
Pennsylvania Rewires K–12 Career Readiness — Why Philly CTE Should Pay Attention
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Pennsylvania Rewires K–12 Career Readiness — Why Philly CTE Should Pay Attention

The News: Career Exploration Starts in Fifth Grade Now In spring 2026, Pennsylvania's education policy shifted in a way that hasn't gotten enough attention in Philadelphia. The Shapiro administration's CTE…
Posted by Bob Young April 28, 2026
FY26 CTE Funding Philadelphia
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FY26 CTE Funding Locked In + What It Means for Philadelphia Programs

Congress passed full-year FY26 funding. The Perkins V allocation survived. Pennsylvania's governor is directing new money toward career and technical education. And Philadelphia's CTE programs—the largest urban system in the…
Posted by Bob Young April 23, 2026
Philadelphia CTE Graduates Careers
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Philadelphia CTE Grads Walk Straight Into Paychecks + Why the CTE Community Should Pay Attention

In May 2025, a cohort of Philadelphia high school seniors completed their CTE programs and did something that would have been unusual a decade ago: they walked off the graduation…
Posted by Bob Young April 21, 2026
Washington Wrote a $1.4B CTE Check and Harrisburg Added $65M — But Can Philadelphia Cash
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Washington Wrote a $1.4B CTE Check and Harrisburg Added $65M — But Can Philadelphia Cash

The money is flowing. Federal CTE investment hit $1.4 billion in FY2026, and Pennsylvania's Shapiro Administration has increased state CTE funding by nearly 50%. The question isn't whether the investment…
Posted by Bob Young April 16, 2026
Philadelphia CTE Summer Camps Expand Fast — But Nobody’s Tracking Who Comes Back
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Philadelphia CTE Summer Camps Expand Fast — But Nobody’s Tracking Who Comes Back

The School District of Philadelphia is running more CTE summer camps than ever. The exposure is real. The conversion data is not. That gap matters more than most people think.…
Posted by Bob Young April 14, 2026
Shapiro Administration’s $10.35 Million PAsmart Grant Expands CTE Access Across Pennsylvania
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Shapiro Administration’s $10.35 Million PAsmart Grant Expands CTE Access Across Pennsylvania

Governor Josh Shapiro wants Pennsylvania to graduate students who can do something specific. On April 10, the Shapiro administration announced $10.35 million in PAsmart Advancing Grants for Career and Technical…
Posted by Bob Young April 11, 2026
Philadelphia Schools Push Career Credentials to Meet Graduation Rules — Raising Quality Questions
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Philadelphia Schools Push Career Credentials to Meet Graduation Rules — Raising Quality Questions

Pennsylvania's Class of 2026 can check a box. That box — an industry-recognized credential — is one of several pathways students may use to satisfy the state's graduation requirements instead…
Posted by Bob Young April 11, 2026

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