MontCo needs more ‘technical education,’ says commission

Published July 5, 2011 4:00am ET



Some Montgomery County youth say the county school system should offer more opportunities for “Career and Technology Education” and needs to advertise existing programs so people know they exist.

The youth — seven high-school and college students who sit on the county’s Commission on Children and Youth — inspired the commission to send a letter with the recommendations to Board of Education President Christopher Barclay and Superintendent Joshua Starr, according to commission Chair Vicki Stearn.

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