Meet the Cities in the Future of Work Grand Challenge
This six-part series, published by XPRIZE, profiles the regional workforce board partners and community leaders driving worker impact across the country
Changemakers: Prudential's Career Navigation Experience Unlocks Employee Potential
Prudential's Skills Accelerator platform enables employees to own and drive their personal career journeys with personalized digital career services.
Better Connecting Secondary to Postsecondary Education: Lessons and Policy Recommendations from the Great Lakes
This brief offers policy-based solutions and examples that can support greater alignment and partnerships across K-12 and postsecondary education, promote scaling, and, ultimately, ensure that every young person has the support necessary for success. The…
High-Quality Work-Based Learning: State Policy Recommendations to Build Clearer Paths to Postsecondary Success
The policy recommendations and examples in this report aim to ensure that all young people have access to high-quality work-based learning experiences that will help them successfully transition from high school to college and career.…
Teaching and Learning in the Era of the Common Core: The Students at the Center Series eBook
Teaching and Learning in the Era of the Common Core: The Students at the Center Series eBook Students at the Center explores the role that student-centered approaches can play to deepen learning and prepare young…
Launching Early College Districtwide: Pharr-San Juan-Alamo's "College for All" Strategy
Launching Early College Districtwide: Pharr-San Juan-Alamo's "College for All" Strategy This paper documents critical design decisions, operational approaches, and lessons learned from the first year of the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District’s work to create…
Reinventing High School: Six Journeys of Change
Reinventing High School: Six Journeys of Change This is an in-depth look at six high schools that are transforming the way we think about secondary schooling. This is an in-depth look at six high schools…