New Hampshire Learning Initiative
Career Pathways
Supporting the development and implementation of equitable PreK-16 career exploration pathways in schools throughout New Hampshire.
Awareness • Exploration • Experience
New Hampshire Portrait of a Learner
NH Out of School Time Career Pathways Program (OSTCP)
US Dept of Education funded 5 years to create models across 4 districts in K-12 Career pathway development that result in increases in internships, apprenticeships, and IRCs – both in school and in out of school time settings.
NH Future Learning Pathways Network
Barr Foundation funded – NH Future Learning Pathways Network of Schools
A school team network that examines the two dimensionally at k-12 career exploration through systemically operationalizing the Portrait of a Learner and career connected learning with equity at the heart of what they do.
NH Statewide Pathway Coalition
Statewide coalition which includes statewide stakeholders and national partners examining Policy, Practice, and Public Will of Career Pathway Development.
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Impacts of the Research
NHLI’s research related to students and career exploration was conducted in partnership with Gallup and Funded by the USDoE and Barr. Highlights of where our research report – The Power of Career-Connected Learning in New Hampshire – is being cited:
- University of New Hampshire – Carsey School of Public Policy
- News From The States
- Parent Information Center
- Seacoastonline.com
- Advance CTE has cited the report in presentations and a recent blog post
NH Future Learning Pathways Network
Barr Foundation funded – Future Learning Pathways Network of schools
A school team network that examines the two dimensionally at k-12 career exploration through systemically operationalizing the Portrait of a Learner and career connected learning with equity at the heart of what they do. Learn More »
NH Statewide Pathway Coalition
It’s time to move forward together by leveraging the potential of pathways for New Hampshire high school students. Learn More »