4 high school programs in Md., IL, … can really cook By Paul Katula • Sep 9, 2017 Only 4 high school programs in the country, including 1 in IL and 1 in Md., have achieved exemplary status for their culinary arts programs.
Who run the world? She who codes it. By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2017 Girls Who Code promotes equity in high-tech fields. A summer immersion camp, where 1 team programmed robots, is part of it.
Federal rule change could make grad rates fall By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2017 States that offer different levels of high school diploma may need to adjust their graduation rates pursuant to a federal rule change.
Expect more career & technical education in W.Va. By Paul Katula • Aug 11, 2017 W.Va. has seen a dramatic rise in career and technical education, or vocational training in high school. Why does the US lag behind?
DeVos, Ivanka Trump talk STEM for girls By Paul Katula • Jul 30, 2017 Is there a shortage of girls going into STEM-related careers? Maybe there was at one point, but it has largely disappeared these days.
New factory jobs may come to Wisconsin By Paul Katula • Jul 27, 2017 In terms of career-readiness, the government can play a role. Let's start with building manufacturing capacity and talent in the US, if we can.
On the job, autonomy brings positive rewards By Press Release • May 3, 2017 In looking for a job, more research is starting to confirm that those happiest in their jobs are those with autonomy.
Cymbals in Morton & the IL state budget By Paul Katula • Apr 26, 2017 IL continues under a budget impasse. Although towns step up to help, it comes down to figuring out how to solve the root problem.
Laws, DACA, undocumented, crime, jobs, etc. By Paul Katula • Feb 22, 2017 An immigration, or rather a "deportation," force is being launched by the Dept. of Homeland Security under Pres. Donald Trump.
Career & tech ed month in Maryland By Press Release • Feb 7, 2017 C.T.E. programs get the spotlight, as the state supt. and lt. gov. from Md. visit one of the top-flight career programs.