To serve as an essential statewide partner in the educational process of preparing all students to continue their education beyond high school, to enter their chosen career fields, and to take their places in society as young adults. To effectively integrate continuous quality management techniques in the development and implementation of operational systems that support and enhance the work of local educators. I applaud the leadership of the Georgia Department of Education for valuing the involvement of business professionals and asking us for our input. The work place is drastically changing for every company in Georgia, and all of us need capable, competent, and well-trained employees. More and more positions require technical knowledge and training, and for this reason, educators and employers must partner not only in college but early in the high school years.
Technical education is vital.
Educators and companies must work together to help parents understand its importance because this area is where most of the future positions will be. Bill Cheeks Vice President of Consumer Education Equifax Atlanta, Georgia Entry-level standards for employees continue to be raised by new and emerging technologies. It is increasingly imperative that secondary schools prepare students to meet these standards. A guaranteed solution for the issue of producing qualified job applicants begins by adequately educating students in high school.