Stepp introduces new career-based learning framework for K-12 students

Cumberland County Schools’ Career & Technical Education programs have been a cornerstone of career development for middle and high school students for years, but Director of Schools William Stepp has been looking to elevate this form of learning to every grade. Stepp introduced a draft for the K-12 Career Connections Framework at an Oct. 27 board of education meeting. The Career Connections Framework is provided for use by school districts through the National
Rural Education Association, to support the implementation of a K-12 career development plan