Streamwood High School students will be learning the importance of “measure twice, cut once” with their tech department’s new metrology gauges provided by a $12,463.35
Rolling Meadows High School’s hands-on tech program has skyrocketed over the past several years by a breathtaking 1,150%. Six years ago, instructor Anthony Genovese started
WEST BALTIMORE – As a kid barely out of elementary school, Montez King wandered the streets of West Baltimore with his buddies. He skipped school
It’s time for marketing geniuses to focus on re-branding high school shop classes in the minds of American students and parents. Why? Because the nation’s
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CICERO – When Amy Arend started at United Scrap Metal in Cicero after graduating from the University of Missouri, she had no idea what an
PARK FOREST – Interest about careers in precision manufacturing is building among Rich Township High School students in Chicago’s southern suburbs, and TMA’s Education Foundation
SCHAUMBURG – Political analysts say a “Blue Tsunami” could hit the US in November, causing Democrats to regain the majority in US Congress. US manufacturing
Manufacturers and business service providers posted a strong month of hiring in April, helping cut the U.S. unemployment rate to 3.9 percent, the lowest level