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Kentucky Cloud Career Pathways Collaboration Will Prepare Students for Technology-Based Careers
Learn MorePLTW Becomes Accredited Provider of IACET Continuing Education Units
Learn MoreToyota USA Foundation Announces $2 Million Grant to Support Growth of PLTW Programs
Learn More$1 Million Grant Will Expand PLTW K-12 Career Pathways for Massachusetts Students
Learn MoreProject Lead The Way Announces David Greer as Senior Vice President to Oversee Program Development
Learn MoreFrom the very beginning, we’ve been an organization focused on two things: students and teachers. PLTW programs prepare students with in-demand knowledge and transportable skills and transform the teaching experience.
Nearly 20 years later, we are steadfast in our commitment to students and teachers. Now with five programs which create K-12 pathways in computer science, engineering, and biomedical science, we continue, every day, to prepare students with the in-demand knowledge and skills they need to thrive in an evolving world.
Please send media inquiries to Jennifer Cahill, PLTW senior director of media and PR.
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