States have adopted policy to ensure young people and businesses are adequately protected to participate in work-based learning programs.

The Colorado Department of Education's four-year strategic plan includes a goal for 100 percent of 2029 high school graduates to have a quality work-based learning experience.

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Indianapolis Public Schools is conducting a landscape analysis to assess the demand for a potential area career center and ...

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United Way of Southwestern Indiana awarded Ivy Tech Evansville $192,105 to expand work-based learning and job-training programs for local residents.

Sitting in a classroom and being lectured day after day is no way to excite young people about learning. Students want educational experiences that engage them, link classroom lessons to real-world ...

Each February, National Career and Technical Education Month spotlights the growing reality of Americans rethinking the connection between education and work. The old education-to-opportunity ...