Career Connected Learning Insights
Explore practical resources, research, and strategies to help K-12 leaders design, implement, and strengthen Career Connected Learning programs that connect students to high-value credentials, work-based learning, and in-demand careers.
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CTE Equity After MOA
October 8, 2026
Explore five questions states and districts can use to evaluate CTE access, outcomes, and equity and strengthen continuous improvement after MOA.
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Work-Based Learning Readiness & Quality Assessment
October 8, 2026
Assess your work-based learning program, uncover gaps, and identify next steps for more authentic, equitable, and sustainable student experiences.
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The Business-School Engagement Continuum
October 8, 2026
Assess business-school partnership maturity, identify gaps across the learner journey, and plan stronger, sustainable industry engagement.
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Utilizing Data Infrastructure and ROI Analysis to Measure and Improve Outcomes
September 16, 2026
Use education and workforce data to evaluate Career-Connected Learning outcomes, identify high-value pathways, and guide investment decisions.
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Funding Strategies for Sustainable Career Connected Learning Initiatives
September 16, 2026
Explore how districts can combine public funding, philanthropy, and employer partnerships to launch and sustain Career Connected Learning programs.
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Stackable Credentials in Career Connected Learning Efforts
September 14, 2026
Learn how districts can build flexible credential pathways that connect students to continued education and high-demand careers.
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