August 5, 2009
Established in 1992 and coordinated by the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, Partners in Education (PIE) provides a link between businesses, educators, and community
Publications
July 5, 2009
One of the major obstacles to recruiting students into science, technology, engineering, and math careers is making science and math relevant and exciting.
June 7, 2009
The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry helps prepare the young men and women of Missouri for the business world through its Entrepreneurship Project — a 5-6 hour workshop for high school students interest
June 4, 2009
Due to their long-standing interest in career and technical education, the Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce played an instrumental role in the planning and creation of the West Florida High School of
June 4, 2009
Picture this: upon returning from school, your child willingly shirks his video games in favor of his math homework. Not only does he finish the problems quickly and accurately, he does so with a smile on his face and a growing passion for all things mathematical. Think this is just a fantasy?
May 6, 2009
In 2007, Kalispell public schools had the opportunity to start fresh when it opened its second public school, Glacier High School.
April 1, 2009
Business-education partnerships can often help a community achieve its goals, but the truly successful communities are those that explore the depth and breadth of opportunities such partnerships can bring.
March 5, 2009
How does the business community actively get engaged in bridging high school students to the world of work – especially when taking into consideration many students graduating high school are ill-prepared for the workplace?
March 4, 2009
Despite the recent economic downturn, many communities are still looking at a changing job market in the next 5 to 10 years, with middle- and high-skill jobs constituting a majority of the incoming workforce needs.
February 8, 2009
At Santa Ana Valley High School, the largest and oldest high school in Orange County, California, business and education leaders have a forged a unique partnership to better prepare students for the road ahead after graduation.