The New Frontier: Redesigning Career-Connected Learning for Student Outcomes

26 Jan 2027
SOUTH 310GH
School Leaders
The schools and systems making real progress on career readiness have stopped trying to improve what exists and started redesigning the models themselves. This Mobile Mega Share brings together leaders who are doing exactly that across different designs, student populations and geographies: a work-based learning model that uses real professional experience to expand what students believe is possible, an Innovation Pathway school recognized as a national model for embedding career decision-making into high school, and a regional career academy built with industry partners to connect multiple school systems directly to workforce pipelines. See how career-connected learning can take different shapes yet share the same outcome: students who make more informed decisions and connect learning to real opportunity. Explore the supporting role technology, including AI, plays in surfacing insights, personalizing at scale and freeing educators for high-touch guidance. You will leave with concrete insight into how to redesign career-connected learning to drive stronger outcomes for every student.
Speakers
Michael Rubin
Michael Rubin, Principal - Uxbridge High School
Tatsiana Sokalava
Tatsiana Sokalava, CEO - Career Scoops
Peter Harris
Peter Harris, Assistant Superintendent for Learning & Design at Career Pathways Programs - Ulster BOCES
Courtney Rayam Hand
Courtney Rayam Hand, Vice President of Corporate Work Study - Cristo Rey Orlando

Access Type

Session or Session+ or All-Access Registration Permitted

Content Topic

Leadership

Curriculum Area

Career and Technical Education

Session Type

Mobile Mega Share

Education Challenges

Career College & Life Readiness (CTE),Career College & Life Readiness (CTE)

EdTech Product

CTE,Upskilling & Credential Technology,Educator Curriculum & Instructional Technology,Student Learning Technology