The Forsyth-Monroe Rotary Club welcomed Laura Rackley, Assistant Superintendent for CTAE (Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education) Programs and the CEO for the College and Career Academy for Monroe County Schools, at the August meeting. Rackley provided an overview of the Monroe County College and Career Academy and its crucial role in preparing the next generation workforce for the local community.
Rackley highlighted the diverse pathways offered by the academy, emphasizing how they equip students with practical skills and real-world experience in high-demand industries.These programs aim to bridge the gap between education and employment, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for both college and careers in our area.
The focus on CTAE aligns with a broader statewide effort to strengthen workforce development. According to recent news reports, CTAE programs across Georgia are experiencing increased enrollment and success in placing students in skilled positions after graduation.These programs are vital in fostering economic growth and providing opportunities for students to pursue meaningful and prosperous careers.
The Forsyth-Monroe Rotary Club thanks Laura Rackley for her informative presentation and remains committed to supporting educational initiatives that benefit the youth and future of our community.
The Rotary Club meets regularly to foster fellowship, discuss community initiatives, and learn from expert speakers. To learn more about a speaker, upcoming events or membership opportunities, visit the club website or social media pages, or contact Rotary President Matt Harner at 478-388-5049
