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Maryland’s Approach to Youth Apprenticeship Expansion: Leverage the Existing CTE Infrastructure
In just a few years, MD has launched a strategy for meeting employer workforce needs and providing youth a pathway to and through college.
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The California Legislative Analyst’s Office report gets some things right but misses the mark with other critiques.
Appropriations Bill Brings a Holiday Gift for Federal Education Programs
Congress has finally reached a deal to fund the government for fiscal year 2020, including some significant increases for education programs
Top 10 Education Policy Program Hits from 2019
See what big education policy news you may have missed this year in our 2019 Top 10 hits.
Hidden Pockets of Promise: A Close Look at Potential Completers
Finishing college is hard. External support networks play a critical role in guiding people to meet their educational goals.
A Tale of Two Interns
With applied baccalaureates on the rise, community colleges like Green River are expanding the tech talent pipeline.
The Country’s Views on Apprenticeship Shined in National Apprenticeship Chat
If you’re not active on Twitter or missed this Twitter chat for National Apprenticeship Week, this recap has you covered with the highlights
