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Bartet, Rahsaan

Elementary and Community Liaison

Rahsaan Bartet started his career in education as a member of City Year, an AmeriCorps program. He dedicated a year of service in Cleveland, Ohio, to helping students stay in school and readying themselves for college and career success. After his time at City Year, he worked for Goodwill in the Youth Services Department, where he helped connect youth ages 16-24 with services in the community via a federal WIOA grant. He also has experience at JobCorps and in the private post-secondary education sector. Currently, he is the Elementary and Community Liaison at Western Maricopa Education Center (West-MEC), a Career and Technical School district in Glendale, Arizona, where he supports elementary-level career literacy initiatives. He is passionate about helping people achieve their version of the American dream by connecting them with career and technical education programs. Rahsaan has been involved at the national level in career and technical education through his involvement in the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) as a conference presenter, mentor, and New and Related Services Section lead. He believes in being a servant leader and has been actively involved in leading several organizations, including ACTE - Arizona (President), Opportunities for Youth (Chair), and TradeUp (Board member).

Sessions:

The Future is Now: The Growth of CTE Through the Lens of K8

Date From To
  • 02/07/2025
  • 9:00 AM
  • 9:50 AM

Prescott Resort

This engaging session is crafted for any educator who wants to inspire and engage students about career literacy and Career and Technical Education (CTE) earlier. Together, we’ll dive into the benefits of introducing career-driven education at the middle school level, tangible steps to do it, and resources.