""Everybody across Connecticut knows that we have to continue to evolve to make sure that our students are prepared, with options, when they graduate," Cardona told CT Insider."
"The end goal is that Connecticut has a modernized career pathways system incorporating all the latest innovations in artificial intelligence, automation, and global competition."
Connecticut has launched the Career Pathways Commission, chaired by Miguel Cardona, to develop a five-year strategic plan for improving career pathways. The commission aims to modernize the system by incorporating innovations in artificial intelligence, automation, and global competition. The goal is to equip students and jobseekers with the necessary tools for sustainable careers. Governor Ned Lamont has requested the commission's final report by the end of the year, emphasizing the need for collaboration among various sectors to enhance educational options for students.
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