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Information about the programs offered at each of these schools can be found on their individual pages to the left. These centers serve juniors and seniors. Sophomore students interested in applying for classes beginning in their junior year should see their Career and Community Resource Coordinator (CCRC) or Guidance Counselor at their home high school.
Vor 2 Tagen · Welcome to Columbus Arts & Technology Academy. CATA is the top-performing school in the neighborhood as measured by the Ohio Department of Education's Performance Index. We offer a well-rounded academic program emphasizing Technology & Arts education that features specialty subjects such as Songwriting, Choir, Dance, Intro to Coding ...
Metro senior Fatima Abdulkadir is receiving a $40,000 Future Engineers Scholarship from Amazon, which she plans to use at The Ohio State University. Amazon is awarding only 400 sc... Special Virtual Day Schedule for Solar Eclipse. STEM at Work: Electron Microscopy at Metro. Metro Moving to Virtual Day Feb. 28.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (July 8, 2021)—Metro Schools, founded in 2006 by Battelle and The Ohio State University, was granted state funding today to renovate the historic former Indianola Middle School to expand the school’s high-quality science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) focused education.
The Ohio Technology Consortium (OH-TECH), a division of the Ohio Department of Higher Education, is dedicated to advancing education, workforce development, scientific research and innovation for Ohio.
Career-Technical Education (CTE) is available at every public high school in the state of Ohio. If you're a current high school student, find out more about the CTE your school district offers. High School Graduates & Adult Learners. It usually takes between 3 months to 18 months to complete a career technical education program.
12. Okt. 2022 · A Classroom Divided: Closing the Digital Gap in Ohio Schools. Access to technology, or lack thereof, has long been an issue for Ohio’s K-12 schools. Amid the pandemic, educators and government officials aim to finally close the gap so all students can succeed. Kathy Lynn Gray. Columbus Parent.
