The Leadership for Educators series aims to bridge the gap between our schools and the local business economy and to address career development for our students through informing and educating the leaders within each district. 

Research shows that some of the best high schools in the country prepare students for post-secondary careers through the military, college, or workforce pathways in high school. This program focuses on blending the expertise of stakeholders within and across communities to serve the purpose of producing a robust high school graduate and the future workforce for the community and strengthening the pipeline for Ashtabula County's workforce development system. 

This teacher-focused program, developed with assistance from ATech's Krista Shean, Director of Data, Accountability, and Professional Development, includes three days of activities and meetings throughout the county. The three-day format can be tailored to meet the Professional Development scheduling or set up for each district. Continuing Education and CEU credits are available for educators with our approved curriculum. These experiences help strengthen the teacher's bond to the local community and enlighten both teachers and industry leaders on the realities each face throughout the year. 

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