Believe in Better

A clear path to the career you choose. It’s about finding your fit and your pathway to a meaningful life.

✓ Choose a high school internship, apprenticeship or work-based study program to build your skills. It’s all about what works for you…for students, not the system.

✓ Access college credits earlier than ever for advanced coursework in high school. If you want to get ahead, we will help you get there. Initiative and hard work should, and will, lead to results.

✓ Graduate from high school with acceptance to college or the credentials for a high-skill, high-wage career. Our job is to prepare you for life, for work and for success. Our mission is to get you where you want to go.

At GeorgiaCAN, aligning career pathways with high-demand industries.

At HawaiiKidsCAN, removing barriers so more students can participate in career readiness programs, providing incentive funds to schools when students complete industry-recognized credential programs and enabling computer science courses to count toward core graduation requirements.

At TEN Colorado and TennesseeCAN, removing roadblocks to career pathway programs.

Career readiness for all

The team at HawaiiKidsCAN secured an innovative win with SB516, which establishes that families have a right to know about how well their childrens’ schools are preparing them for career-readiness. The bill also sets the goal of ensuring every child will emerge with the industry-recognized credentials necessary to secure a job that will allow them to earn the level of income needed to stay in Hawaii when they leave the public education system.

Computer science education

GeorgiaCAN helped ensure schools in the Peach State are preparing students for the workforce of tomorrow by expanding computer science access to all middle and high schools in the state.

Excel in Ed

Excel in Ed launched Pathways Matter, a curated set of resources and case studies for policymakers to create career and technical education programs aligned with their workforce needs.

MESA Charter High School

MESA Charter High School co-founders, Arthur Samuels and Pagee Cheung, implemented a new 13th grade initiative to provide increased support and effectively transition high school students into college.