There are Innovative college and career programs for high school students. The legislature needs to fund them.There is an interesting shift in perspective here, where post secondary options are often positioned as competing, this piece positions both technical education and four year college as viable, attractive options. It also clearly demonstrates important positive student success outcomes and benefits that attend dual/concurrent credit programing. It also weaves in a shift from advanced placement origins for early college experiences to incorporate equity and inclusion objectives. Find this piece at
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