Merging classroom learning with real world provides students with personally meaningful career exploration and equips them with the appropriate context for their studies.
High-quality instructional materials and supplemental educational resources represent the best of both worlds: the rigor and coherence of a well-designed curriculum combined with the flexibility and adaptability needed to meet the diverse needs of today's learners.
While a charter school's life expectancy in America is just 15 years, Boston's City on a Hill Public Charter School is entering its 30th year serving a diverse student population.
Students are learning real-life skills in a professional setting, applicable for just about anything.“If we want to prepare our students for careers that are competitive and high-paying, we need to give them the opportunity in high school,” says Michelle Chen, Seaside High School robotics instructor.
Brownsville ISD needed a more structured and consistent curriculum for our district's fourth- and fifth-grade coding club and its exciting opportunities.
New initiative allows districts to bridge the gaps in access to career exploration that aligns with student aspirations and meet the state's workforce needs.
