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We have pushed college too heavily.  We have a bunch of kids that could benefit our community with vocational training not college.

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We have pushed college too heavily.  We have a bunch of kids that could benefit our community with vocational training not college.

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Let/make industiry tell/lead where the future will be. Buy in by industry to provide instructors and materials is key.

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Industrial manufacturing

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Maintenance mechanics, machine operators, welders, machinists, diesel tech, design/drafting (CAD), many other possibilities.

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Work place skills, ready to be employed

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There is no one answer to this. Each individual needs to be able to identify their "best fit" where they are most likely to find success and happiness. In the future, we will be better at putting students in the right position to succeed.

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I don't think the arts should be left out as career options. If students can be shown that the arts can actually be a viable career option and shown how , they will be motivated in other areas as well.

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Minico needs to focus on education. The school district is one of the largest employers in our county.

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For example, there are small companies who 3-D print prosthetics for companion animals.

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Engineering - ag related

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Talk to the industry and see what needs they need for their operations and focus on the needs they express.

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Technology, computer, programming

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Help guide the kids in more diverse local job options. The BLM or Minidoka Dam or wildlife preserve job options. Some of which will help kids obtain education in those fields but the kids don’t know how to take advantage of the opportunity or who to talk to. What classes would be best to help them get there?

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Education as a whole needs to make changes to its true function for our time. There is way too much time spent going over the same concepts in Academics without showing why, and how of learning these things, how do these apply in the real world, and if they don't get rid of them. Having hands on experience at a young age helps students to focus one way or another, and exposure in a field through, shadowing, or internships is invaluable. Give them a reason to wan't to learn. We have got to break down old barriers and look outside the box.
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