The Career Technical Education and Common Core State Standards

March 16, 2016

The Career Technical Education & Common Core State Standards resources page offers links the Common Core state standards along with the college and career readiness standards for adult education. This site offers definitions of readiness and insight on understanding the skills that made the standards.

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