-Isms: Views on life in rural America

If you could rewind to your first day in high school (maybe even junior high), would you choose the same path when it comes to course selection?

Or, would you rethink those choices, reconsider your future and develop a skillset that will offer hands-on training?

The idea came to mind recently, when I was invited to attend the SkillsUSA VIP tour during the organization’s annual convention in Grand Island.

If you are unfamiliar with Skills-

USA, the career and technical education organization provides practical training for more than 300,000 students worldwide. Its framework offers personal, wor...