In the Martin County School District, students are engaging in activities beyond typical classroom work. The district is highlighting its Career and Technical Education programs. New certifications are being offered as part of this effort.
For more information on the Martin County School District's CTE programs and the new certifications, readers can refer to the source, CBS12 News, which is providing coverage as part of its back-to-school week reporting.
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