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Board proclaims February 2026 Career and Technical Education Month; student highlights CTE opportunities
Summary
Durham Public Schools unanimously approved a proclamation declaring February 2026 Career and Technical Education Month and highlighted student CTE pathways; a student from City of Medicine Academy described healthcare pathway coursework and certifications.
Durham Public Schools’ CTE staff presented a proclamation recognizing February 2026 as Career and Technical Education Month in Durham Public Schools. The proclamation, which mirrors the statewide observance, highlights the value of CTE in preparing students for high‑wage, high‑skill careers and endorses student participation in career pathways.
Student advisory representative Lasagna Argueta (City of Medicine Academy) described her experience in health‑science coursework, noting that CTE pathways allowed her to complete early healthcare courses and pursue certifications that align with her post‑secondary goals. Board members thanked CTE staff and students and moved to approve the proclamation; the motion passed unanimously.
What happens next: the board’s proclamation encourages students and families to learn about and participate in CTE offerings across DPS and signals continued support for related programming and employer partnerships.
