EdVestors的动态

As you know connecting all students to successful pathways - and ensuring students are lifelong learners is a major passion of mine, which is why I was thrilled to attend The College Board's #CBForum24. It was an incredible conference filled with such knowledgeable people doing incredible things in the field. While I was there, I had the opportunity to speak with WorkingNation Ramona Schindelheim for #WorkingNationOverheard – and we had a great discussion about the importance of post-secondary learning. As I told Ramona, “learning doesn't end the day we walk across the stage.” Take a look and let me know what you think in the comments section

Milford High School's first OneGoal cohort enrolled in postsecondary institutions at a 75% rate, considerably higher than the school’s typical rate. ?? Learn other ways that OneGoal has supported Milford HS and improved their students’ college and career readiness, including hosting a student summit; professional development for staff, and a structured curriculum in our case study: https://lnkd.in/eenndR-4

For our Year in Review, we take a look back at how two schools, South Hamilton Community School District and Fort Madison Community School District, plan to incorporate opportunities to earn industry-recognized credentials into their career and technical education programs. #ChooseYourPathwayIA https://lnkd.in/g82gt3zC

The BUILD DAKOTA Roadshow is coming to Belle Fourche! November 21 / Belle Fourche High School The Build Dakota Scholarship Fund was set up to help overcome the workforce shortage South Dakota faces. For Students: *Businesses sponsor students and commit to paying a portion of their program expenses. Build Dakota picks up the other portion. The student gets a free degree, and the employer gains a skilled scholar. *Secure employment prior to graduation. *Potential on-the-job training and part-time employment while in school. For Businesses: *Cost-effective method to give current employees advanced training. *Pipeline of new talent from South Dakota tech schools. *Guaranteed work from qualified, highly-skilled graduates.

Partnerships in education are vital for fostering growth, innovation, and community engagement. By combining resources, expertise, and enthusiasm, institutions can create opportunities far beyond their capabilities. The partnership between Oklahoma Panhandle State University and Lamar Community College shows just that. This collaboration showcases the power of teamwork and mutual support, illustrating how two institutions can work together to achieve outcomes. Read more: https://buff.ly/3WIUTXx

?????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????? ???????? ???????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????????? As part of their Capstone Design course, a team of eight seniors made a transformative difference for Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries (NCM). Now Georgia Tech graduates, they began the work over the summer and presented during the Fall 2024 semester. By applying their technical skills and teamwork, these students delivered real solutions that have helped NCM provide food and financial assistance to over 1,100 families each month — nearly twice as many as before, meaning more families in the community can now count on consistent support during tough times. “I was so impressed with their ability to relentlessly dig into what the problem is and get to the very bottom of what we’re trying to accomplish,” said Ryan Jones, executive director of Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries. “We accomplished so much more than we set out to in the first place.” READ THE FULL ARTICLE: https://lnkd.in/dHzZgnNT

TOB ?? Willamette Career Academy Team Oregon Build (TOB): A groundbreaking collaboration between education, industry, state, and community sectors to connect youth with high-wage, high-demand careers in construction trades. Lane ESD and Southern Oregon ESD secured over $2.6 million in grant funding from the Oregon Department of Education, provided through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER III) fund. This funding enables a partnership with the Mid-Willamette Education Consortium to design and pilot TOB. The initiative expands on existing career and technical education (CTE) programs, such as the Mid-Willamette Valley Education Consortium’s Willamette Career Academy, Lane ESD’s Constructing a Brighter Future, and Southern Oregon ESD’s Bus Stop Project. TOB addresses disaster recovery, combats homelessness, and strengthens Oregon communities by teaching essential skills, building homes, and fostering meaningful community connections.

Homewood-Flossmoor Education Organization recently gave three future teachers —Jack Calomino, Ellery Homrich and Hannah Hunter — some financial assistance to help them get started in their careers. https://bit.ly/3DRNIGq

Blue Ridge Community College and East Tennessee State University are partnering to provide transfer pathways for students who earn an associate of applied science degree to complete one of 11 bachelor’s degree programs in a variety of technical fields. “This collaboration with ETSU represents one of the most comprehensive transfer agreements Blue Ridge Community College has established to date, empowering our graduates to seamlessly continue their educational and career goals across a wide spectrum of disciplines,” said Dr. Leatherwood, Blue Ridge's president. “By aligning our respective programs with the region’s critical workforce needs, we are deepening our commitment to student achievement and community prosperity." Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gHxk2-rW #EducationElevated

The Cedar Rapids Community School District is laying out plans for a program to help students chose a career: https://ow.ly/ie3M50UnBUZ #magnetschools