Washington County, Utah, schools connect Career and Technology Education (CTE) labs with core math and science courses via hands-on activities and career exploration. In the April-May 2012 issue of The Pitsco Network magazine:

• Washington County School District (Utah)
• Technology to the core
• 'Engagement equals achievement'
• (Administrators' Corner) 'Math-in-CTE' an example of unifying education
• Making modules before there were modules
• (Winning Suggestion) Fertile activity bears fruit – and flowers!
• Post Test scores go up when students select Modules
• Connecting the dots (Matt Frankenbery)
• Hands on – is there an app for that? (Bill Holden)
• The Cloud: Individualized Prescriptive Lessons™
• Compatible with iPads and accessible anytime/anywhere
• LMS helps put IPLs in the Cloud
• Migration of content to mobile devices has begun. What's next?
• Student letter: "I was inspired to join the Science Olympiad team . . ."
• Math, science enrich CTE experience
• The Social Network
• Making calculus fun? Apparently it's possible on FB
• Pitsco FB fans sharing wealth of knowledge
• Creativity in the classroom: is it living or dying?
• We must foster creativity if we want results
• Fishing for math understanding
• A Dream Awakened: The long road to today's classroom (Part 2 in a series)
• Product Highlights:
• Simple and economical green kits
• Race system, track redesign
• $500 teacher scholarships continue into 2012
• (Funding Opportunities) Butterflies, babel, and baffle
• To set or subset, that is the question
• Share with us and we'll share with others (Missions Customer Service)
• NC school uses BuildToExpress in its state of turnaround
• A night to remember: open house in Grand Island, NE
• Module organization taken to a new level (Modules Customer Service)
• Empowering the future: teaching the T & E in STEAM