2020 CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL
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COVID-19 Update - March 26Govenor Ivey has ordered all public schools to remain closed for the rest of this school year. Plan are still in development to address students learning from home and many other education related issues.
ALACTE is actively monitoring current developments related to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak and potential impacts to the 2020 Summer Conference, in Birmingham, July 27–29. Presently, ALACTE has no plans to cancel and is moving forward with the July conference as scheduled with the hope we can all be together then. ALACTE will continue to make attendee safety and well-being a priority as we plan the Summer Conference in partnership with the ALSDE CTE/WFD State Staff. Any changes to the status of the Summer Conference will be communicated to the CTE community immediately. Early registration deadline is April 30, 2020. Please know that we are here to support you as we all work through this difficult time together. Please contact us at ALACTE with any questions. We are watching this inbox closely to respond to your questions in an expedient manner with the most current information available. 
Meet Machon Juan Gaspar. He is the advertising and design student that designed the 2019 conference program and the 2020 conference program.
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Career Technical Education in Action
Counselor Intern from East Alabama Medical Center present to Health Science students on Erin’s Law Picture 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Alabama Student Named Best in U.S. for Microsoft PowerPoint
Ivey provides update on Alabama’s workforce development efforts
SKILLED TO WORK: ALABAMA Legislation aims to significantly expand the apprenticeship program
JROTC and CTE - A conversation with Lt. Colonel Robert F. Barrow
MCPSS gets $1 million grant from National Science Foundation for JROTC STEM Leadership Academy
Students transforming shipping crate into classroom
ECS Workforce Development Council Website
Alabama Student Named Best in U.S. for Microsoft PowerPoint
Ivey provides update on Alabama’s workforce development efforts
SKILLED TO WORK: ALABAMA Legislation aims to significantly expand the apprenticeship program
JROTC and CTE - A conversation with Lt. Colonel Robert F. Barrow
MCPSS gets $1 million grant from National Science Foundation for JROTC STEM Leadership Academy
Students transforming shipping crate into classroom
ECS Workforce Development Council Website