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Nearly all states have established minimum credit and course requirements to earn a standard diploma, but graduation requirements may also serve to assess specific skills and content knowledge prioritized by…
Secondary career and technical education (CTE) programs help students develop technical, academic and workforce skills that can be applied to employment or additional postsecondary education. As demands in workforce needs…
View individual state profiles on secondary career and technical education policies by selecting a state below, or view 50-State Comparisons on each data point.
This Policy Outline defines two-generation strategies, which support students who are parents in continuing their educational careers, and it highlights policy examples in six states.
This Special Report outlines state-level policy components that help ensure dual enrollment programs in science, technology, engineering and math are broadly accessible, particularly to students traditionally underrepresented in STEM courses.