Students at Skyline High School in Oakland discuss coursework in one of four career-themed pathways.
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California has made good on a promise in the 2022 budget to invest in programs that simultaneously prepare students for both college and career.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office announced Friday that the state has released $470 million to 302 school districts, charters and county offices of education to fund the Golden State Pathways program.
The program allows students to “advance seamlessly from high school to college and career and provides the workforce needed for economic growth.”
“It’s an incredibly historic…
