Career and Skills Pathway

Ensure every student graduates with a clear, supported pathway to a good-paying career, whether through college, skilled trades, or workforce credentials.

- Connect schools to local economies by partnering with businesses, unions, and community organizations to provide hands-on training and industry-recognized credentials.

- Expand real career pathways in high school through apprenticeships, internships, dual credit, and strong Career and Technical Education programs aligned to local and national workforce needs.

- Make career training available to every student by expanding access in rural, low-income, and underserved communities where programs are often limited.