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Career Readiness and Modern Youth Apprenticeships Pathway Pilot

Grades PK - 13+ AIS - Literacy Arts Career and Technical Education Computer Science English Language Arts English Language Learners Health Mathematics Multilingual Learners Physical Education Science Social and Emotional Learning Social Studies World Languages

Chancellor Banks has outlined a bold vision grounded in career-connected learning as key to activating student passion and purpose and reimagining the educational experience for NYC Public School students. The promise of career-connected learning is that students graduate with academic excellence integrated with real-world skills and experience, a head start on college and career, and a strong plan toward a path to a rewarding career and long-term economic
security.
In addition to FutureReadyNYC and Computer Science for All, the Career Readiness and Modern Youth Apprenticeships (CRMYA) Pathway Pilot is a key investment to ensure each student reaches long-term economic security. A modern youth apprenticeship pathway is a multi-year commitment where students integrate time between school, advanced training (early college credit and/or industry-valued credential) and paid work to gain skills and experience in the career fields of their interests. As part of a landmark public private partnership, NYC Public Schools is partnering with the New York Jobs CEO Council and CareerWise NY to implement CRMYA.

Standards:
Danielson Framework for Teaching 1e: Designing Coherent Instruction
Audience:
TeacherAdministratorInstructional CoachCentral Staff
Educational Use:
Professional Development
Programs:
College Access for All - High SchoolCollege Access for All - Middle SchoolComputer Science for AllPostsecondary Readiness
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