District expands CTE pathways, stackable credentials and AI pilots to boost workforce alignment
CTE director Karen Gilbert and coordinator Dr. Lakisha Brantley told the board the district is rolling out a state-aligned pathways framework, 'stackable' industry credentials and AI pilots at Bluffton High, aiming to increase on-time graduation and postsecondary readiness.
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District career-and-technical-education leaders briefed the board on May 19 about initiatives designed to align classroom training with local employer needs, including new state pathways, stackable certifications and an artificial-intelligence pilot.
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