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This article was written by Alyssa Lynch, Superintendent at Metropolitan Education District, which operates Silicon Valley Career Technical Education and Silicon Valley Adult Education. She has been a critical voice for Career Technical Education for 25 years.

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July 15, 2019 We SMILE when you support us with Amazon Smile! Monday, July 15, 2019 Read More Posted in Press Release, Newsletter
July 15, 2019 Jim Burnham Named MetroED 2018-19 Teacher of the Year Recognizing a STEM advocate and teacher Read More Posted in Silicon Valley Career Technical Education, Press Release, Metropolitan Education District
October 4, 2017 25 Ways to Attract a Student Talent Pipeline into Manufacturing Businesses are feeling the painful effects from the lack of well-trained people in the trades. There is a nationwide skills gap to fill 5.7 million ... Read More Posted in Silicon Valley Career Technical Education, Silicon Valley Adult Education, Metropolitan Education District
September 29, 2017 Opinion: K-12 career technical education funding will go away–unless we fight for it “I am thinking of starting my own Vocational School,” said the CEO of a local manufacturing company. His frustration echoes other business leaders at ... Read More Posted in Silicon Valley Career Technical Education, In The News, Metropolitan Education District
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San Jose, CA 95136
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September 12, 2019 Superintendent Alyssa Lynch is interviewed by the Milpitas Beat on Vocational Education

Host Adam Mendoza got a chance to speak with Alyssa Lynch, Superintendent of Metro Education in San Jose.

July 15, 2019 We SMILE when you support us with Amazon Smile!

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