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What’s Working to Connect Learners to Economic Opportunity: Insights on CTE, Work-Based Learning, and K–16 Pathways

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By Abigail Stewart
| WestEd
Key Takeaways CTE programs at community and technical colleges work best when they are aligned with local labor market needs, creating pathways to living wage careers in the communities that learners already call home. Work-based learning shifts education from an “either/or” relationship with work to a “both/and” model; scaling it requires building real, ongoing relationships between educators and employers.
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How a Structural Lens Can Help Schools Cultivate Well-Being and Belonging for Students

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By Abigail Stewart
| WestEd
Key Takeaways A feeling of safety, support, and connection is a prerequisite for learning. A shift from an individual to a structural lens helps leaders uncover the root causes shaping student and educator experiences. A feeling of belonging, a sense of well-being, harm prevention, and evaluation of practice are four foundational characteristics of thriving school communities. Lasting change requires examining and redesigning the systems, policies, and environments that shape daily life in schools.
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In Photos: Issue Release Party at The Loren Hotel

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By Abigail Stewart
| Austin Monthly Verified
To celebrate the upcoming Season 15 of ATX TV Festival—and our new feature on how the event became a smash success—we hosted a panel conversation with founders Emily Gipson and Caitlin McFarland as well as actress Adrianne Palicki (Friday Night Lights, The Orville, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), who chatted with Austin Monthly executive editor Bryan C. Parker about the growth of the festival, the upcoming Friday Night Lights cast reunion, and new projects on the horizon.
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