Sentences with phrase «postsecondary leaders»

Improving educational opportunity for these students will require postsecondary leaders to commit to making college more affordable and to reconsider the current finance system.

Hundreds of postsecondary leaders, in more 40 states, joined Higher Ed for Higher Standards to advocate for aligned expectations as a key strategy for improving student success.

To address this, the State Board convened a group of stakeholders that included postsecondary leaders, school administrators and teachers who had gone through the alternative CTE certification process to conduct a review of the certification process.

There are thousands of state leaders, local educators and postsecondary leaders, administrators and faculty who are engaged in developing the PARCC assessment system.

In PARCC's words, «There are thousands of state leaders, local educators and postsecondary leaders, administrators and faculty who are engaged in developing the PARCC assessment system.»

Higher Ed for Higher Standards is a growing coalition of college presidents, trustees, chancellors, and state system leaders who believe aligned expectations and strong partnerships between K - 12 and postsecondary leaders are critical to improving student success.

Postsecondary leaders have played a critical role in all of these efforts.

From there, the school holds a series of community engagement meetings with local businesses and postsecondary leaders to identify gaps in the career preparation system and strategies for addressing those gaps.

The task force — composed of state school chiefs, postsecondary leaders, business leaders, and career - technical education experts — analyzed leading career preparation practices in the U.S. and abroad and identified specific policies states must adopt to dramatically improve the preparation of their high school graduates.

For the majority of states that do have postsecondary attainment goals in place, K — 12 and postsecondary leaders can work together using specific action steps outlined in the brief.

Add your name to the growing list of higher education leaders who agree that aligned expectations and strong partnerships between K - 12 and postsecondary leaders will improve college access and success.

Higher Ed for Higher Standards is a growing coalition of higher education leaders who believe aligned expectations and strong partnerships between K - 12 and postsecondary leaders are critical to improving student success.

In addition, postsecondary leaders will need to work with community partners — business, civic, faith - based, and so on — to develop relevant educational and workforce strategies for local and regional advancement.