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US companies are estimated to lose up to $1.7 trillion by 2030 and global industry up to $8.45 trillion* due to the lack of skilled employees.  CTE instruction provides students with academics and real-world technical skills to help prepare them for college and the workforce to fill this skills gap. Learn more about how the Mountainland CTE Region is working to empower Utah!
Blake Nielsen, from the Mountainland Region, was recognized as the May 2024 CTE Teacher of the Month for his outstanding contributions to Career and Technical Education. The skills students gain in Blake’s classes, such as CNC machining, 3D drafting and design, and manufacturing engineering, are highly transferable to various manufacturing settings. In the Nebo School District and across Utah, Blake has been a pioneer in implementing CNC machining. He has trained numerous woodworking teachers in drawing, creating CNC files, and utilizing CNC machines to design and produce unique woodworking projects. ...Read More...
From June 11-21, high school girls have an amazing opportunity to join SheTech and the WomenTechCouncil for a free, immersive tech experience! Dive into the world of tech careers with hands-on exploration during in-person sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and virtual sessions on Fridays. Get exclusive access to top tech companies like AvidXchange, Vivint, Adobe, Goldman Sachs, and more. Connect directly with industry professionals, ask questions, and gain invaluable insights—all while enjoying lunch between sessions to keep your energy up! Don’t let your students miss out on this incredible chance to build valuable skills, make industry connections, and stand out in the tech world. ...Read More...
Congratulations to Alan Ashton and J. Merrill Hallam from the Mountainland CTE Region for their recent Utah FFA recognitions! "The Future Farmers of America (FFA) organization stands as a beacon of excellence throughout the heartland of America where the fields stretch wide, and the spirit of agriculture runs deep. Among the countless individuals who have dedicated their time and energy to support and uplift the FFA community, few stand out as brightly as Alan Ashton, J. Merrill Hallam, and Buddy Deimler." ...Read More...