Communication and Collaboration are KEY to CTE! Interview with Fran Bromley-Norwood

Podcast Subject: K-12 and Post-Secondary Collaboration Fran Bromley-Norwood is the Computer Science and Cybersecurity Lead for the Clark County School District in Nevada, where she trains teachers and prepares Career and Technical Education students to be career-ready for industry positions. Fran earned her Bachelor's Degree at Towson State University in Maryland and her Master's Degree at Dowling College in New York. She continues to earn college credits and industry certifications in order to stay up-to-date with industry standards. She is a 2020 ACTE Fellow and Nominating Committee member representing the eTED Division. She was also selected to be part of the ACTE LEAD program in 2019. Fran currently sits on the Nevada ACTE executive board. Fran is a member of the Nevada State K-12 Computer Science Standards writing team and a standards development member for the CTE Cybersecurity program of study. She is a member of the CTE Computer Science and Cybersecurity assessment teams and continues working with colleagues to increase the rigor for the CTE Computer Science standards. Fran moved from New York to Las Vegas in 2001, where she now lives with her husband and two sons. Fran has a passion for all kinds of sports including aquatics, hockey, and auto racing, where she met her husband. https://linkedin.com/in/fran-bromley-norwood-932b46148 https://twitter.com/itchcompsci