Strong regional networks are essential for connecting schools, students and employers in meaningful ways.
These networks will convene and manage cross-industry, cross-sector partnerships in order to develop and expand the career connected learning opportunities that are needed in that region. That work includes serving as primary point-of-contact for career connected learning within their region. They will also gather regional data and share important learnings with the Career Connect Washington Work Group (a full list of responsibilities is included in the RFP).
We have now begun an request for proposals (RFP) process to provide this funding.
July 16 Update: Bidders’ Conference webinar recording and slides
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