Articles by Terrence Southern For Educators, For Workforce Leaders, and For Career Seekers.
Not every certificate opens a door. Here's how Texas and federal workforce rules define a credential that counts, and the questions to ask before you buy in.
Quick summary: You can add a robotics curriculum without hiring a new instructor by training a teacher you already employ. Physics, engineering, computer science, and technical trades teachers already have
Perkins V is the federal money behind most CTE programs. See how the funds reach your district, what the needs assessment asks, and what the money covers.
3D printing isn't only a hobby. Manufacturers use it to make real parts. See what additive manufacturing jobs involve and how to train for one.
Work-based learning turns a CTE class into a career start. See what counts under federal law, the activities to offer, and how to bring employers in.
Want to fly drones for work? Here's who can earn an FAA remote pilot certificate, how the Part 107 test works, and the steps from sign-up to license.
Free, hands-on learning programs for students in grades 4–12, in person, virtual or hybrid.
Whether you give, volunteer or start a club, you help turn curiosity into capability for students who need it most.
