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WBZ (CBS Boston) profiled Worcester Technical High School in a story on September 4 showcasing the benefits of career technical education, and highlighting the large waitlist of students hoping to attend CTE schools statewide.

The story:

  • Reported there is a growing number of young people opting for career technical education

  • Included interviews students in the Plumbing, Programming & Web Development, and Cosmetology programs

  • Notes that many programs still require students to attend college to pursue a career in that field, such as nursing or biotechnology, while other careers, such as automotive technology, only require certifications to enter the workforce

  • Mentions that about 60% of WTHS graduates attend 2- or 4-year colleges

  • Says students often pursue career fields based on their interests

  • And says students learn professionalism, integrity, and important skills to be successful in their careers