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Students and district leaders highlight growth of Health Sciences Academy, CTE enrollment and workforce pathways
Summary
Students from the Governor's Health Sciences Academy and CTE directors showcased hands-on learning, internship requirements and plans to expand work-based learning by 10%, host SkillsUSA training in November, and run a CTE roadshow to middle schools.
Students, teachers and district leaders used the Gloucester County School Board's Oct. 8 meeting to showcase the Governor's Health Sciences Academy and Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs and outline workforce-development goals for the year.
Health and medical sciences teacher Ms. Nestor introduced student speakers who described hands-on learning in courses such as intro to health careers, nurse aide dual enrollment and sports medicine. "In…
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