What are multiple pathways?
Multiple pathways help students gain an advantage in high school, college, and career by connecting strong academics with real–world experience in a wide range of fields, such as engineering, arts and media, and biomedical and health sciences. Pathways that link learning with student interests and job preparation lead to higher graduation rates, increased college enrollments, and higher earning potential. Used in schools throughout California, this integrated approach helps students build a strong foundation for success in college and career—and life. A well–designed pathway consists of four core components: • An academic component that includes the English, mathematics, science, history, and foreign language courses that prepare students to transition, without remediation, to the states community colleges and universities, as well as to apprenticeships and formal employment training programs. • A technical component of four or more courses that help students gain the knowledge and ski
