HUMVEE School Program:
Proud Supporter of CTE Month

The Army National Guard's HUMVEE School Program is proud to celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month! Career and technical education plays a key role in preparing students for college and technical careers—and the Army National Guard is here to help too.

This year's theme, CTE: Learning Today, Earning Tomorrow! perfectly captures what the HUMVEE School Program is all about. The HUMVEE School Program can help open doors to exciting and rewarding technical careers, both civilian and military. From automotive engineering to vehicle maintenance, the HUMVEE School Program educates students (today) about the many career paths they have (tomorrow).

By bringing a military HUMVEE to the school and showing students the relevance of preventive maintenance to the real world situations the vehicle encounters, the HUMVEE School Program creates a unique CTE learning experience that gets students excited about the opportunities ahead.

Ready to get started? Learn how the HUMVEE School Program maps to
your CTE curriculum standards and submit a program request.
 

What Are CTE Educators Saying About the HUMVEE School Program?

"Career and Technical Education is hands-on experience, and [the HUMVEE School Program] just takes that one step closer to their real world."

Mac Beaton, Director for Career and Technical Education, Henrico County Public Schools, Virginia

"The HUMVEE School Program is a really nice way for the students to get engaged, and the teacher can step back and watch other people present a program. It benefits the teacher as well as the students."

Brad Beazley, Career and Technical Education Specialist, Henrico County Public Schools, Virginia

"The Connecticut State Department of Education has been partnering with the National Guard for more than 10 years now, and the information and resources they provide to our members support our mission to promote quality career technical education."

June S. Sanford, State Director for Career and Technical Education, Connecticut State Department of Education & National Association of State Directors of Career and Technical Education consortium (NASDCTEc) Past President

Additional Resources for CTE Educators

Whether you teach Accounting or Automotive Technology, coach a team, or run a college prep program, the Army National Guard has a presentation that will benefit your students.

National Guard website | Facebook
Whether your students want to go to college or go straight to work, the National Guard can set them up for success with benefits that include career training, college tuition, and more.

Partners in Education website | Twitter
Through the career mentor database, students can be connected with career mentors and learn more about the diverse civilian occupations held by members of the Army National Guard.

YOU CAN School Program website | Facebook
From workplace skills to budgeting basics, more than 30 classroom presentations to help students develop the life skills they need to have successful futures.

ASVAB Career Exploration Program website
Future-oriented and empowering career exploration and planning materials, emphasizing the importance of planning and decision-making.

Guard Fit Challenge website | Facebook
For physical education teachers, athletic directors, and coaches, Guard Fit Challenge is a new way to get high school students excited about fitness.

Heritage Outreach Program website
An introduction to American military history, the Heritage Outreach Program illustrates four wars with stories, images, maps, and artifacts.