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Graduation is an important milestone, but true success after high school requires more than earning a diploma. In this month's episode of the KSDE Insight Podcast, we explore what it really means for students to be ready for life after graduation.
Graduation is a milestone—but readiness is the goal.
In the upcoming episode of the KSDE Insight Podcast that will be released on March 12, Kansas Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson and his guests help Kansas parents understand what “being ready” really means when it comes to life after high school. Readiness isn’t just about grades or test scores — it’s academic, financial, and emotional.
As we celebrate career and technical education (CTE) month in February, Kansas Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson talks with education leaders about how CTE helps students prepare for life after high school in this month’s episode of the KSDE Insight Podcast.
On this month’s episode of the KSDE Insight Podcast, Kansas Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson talks with education leaders about how Career and Technical Education (CTE) helps students prepare for life after high school.
This month on KSDE’s Insight Podcast, we’re talking about something that affects every child’s future: civic readiness. Across the country, there’s growing momentum to give students richer opportunities to engage with real issues, collaborate with others, and contribute to their communities — and high-quality civic learning is helping make those meaningful experiences a reality.
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