When 1,100 students apply for 225 seats at a single CTE facility, something worth paying attention to is happening. Three independent signals are now converging on the same conclusion, and school leaders who read them together will have a clearer sense of where CTE is headed.

The AI economy is forcing a revaluation of skilled work that CTE advocates couldn't achieve alone. Here's what the numbers say and what it means for school leaders.

A landmark WA State longitudinal study tracked 750K students. The finding that matters most: participation is up, but depth — not breadth — is what predicts a living wage.