Thank You

The development of the Future Ready Pathways Toolkit would not have been possible without the generous support and shared vision of our supporters. We extend our sincere gratitude for the financial support provided primarily by Google.org, with additional support from The Enfranchisement Foundation.

Internally, we acknowledge Dr. Amy Loyd, CEO of All4Ed, and her leadership and commitment to expanding equitable, high-quality pathways for all students, and Thomas C. Murray for being the lead author on this project. We also acknowledge the vast policy work our teammates at All4Ed have done over the years in each of these areas, and are proud to build upon their Federal and State-level work to bring practical strategies and tools directly to school and district leaders.

We also want to thank the many school and district leaders who devoted their time, provided valuable feedback, offered practical ideas and constructive suggestions, and allowed us to spotlight and learn from their outstanding work.

A special thank you to:

  • Nelda Alonzo, Director for Career & Technical Education, Harlingen ISD, Texas
  • Karen Arcidiacono, Director of Curriculum & Instruction, Atlantic County Institute of Technology, New Jersey
  • Diana Arellano, Work-Based Learning (WBL) & Industry Partnerships Coordinator, Eastern Hancock Schools, Indiana
  • Dr. Jessica Cabeen, Principal, Austin Online Academy, Minnesota
  • Katie Caccamo, Instructional Leader, Mineola Union Free School District, New York
  • Dwight Carter, Director of Services, Eastland-Fairfield Career & Tech, Ohio
  • Mark Covelle, Executive Director, Middle Bucks Institute of Technology, Pennsylvania
  • Julia Cruz-Fallica, World of Work Coordinator, Cajon Valley Union SD, California
  • Jeff Damandeo, Director of K-12 Leadership & Career Development, Indian Hill School District, Ohio
  • Dr. Susan Enfield, Former Superintendent, Highline Public Schools, Washington
  • Jeff Erickson, High School Principal, Minnetonka Public Schools, Minnesota
  • Dr. Matthew Friedman, Superintendent, Quakertown Community School District, Pennsylvania
  • JacQui Getty, Executive Director, Minnetonka Public Schools, Minnesota
  • Dr. Eric Gundersen, Superintendent, Suffern Central School District, New York
  • Dr. Brad Gustafson, Principal, Wayzata Public Schools, Minnesota
  • Peter Harris, Assistant Superintendent CTE & Alternative ED, Ulster BOCES, New York
  • Dr. Jason Henry, Director of Secondary Curriculum, Parkland School District, Pennsylvania
  • Ed Hidalgo, Career Development for K-12 Education, Educators Cooperative
  • Frank Holthouse, Director of Careers, Leyden 212, Illinois
  • Dr. Maria Kortan, Superintendent, Harlingen ISD, Texas
  • Dr. David Law, Superintendent, Minnetonka Public Schools, Minnesota
  • Chris Legleiter, Middle School Principal, Blue Valley School District, Kansas
  • Matt Miller, Former Superintendent, Lakota Local School District, Ohio
  • Dr. Michelle Minotti, Assistant Superintendent, Parkland School District, Pennsylvania
  • Dr. David Miyashiro, Superintendent, Cajon Valley Union SD, California
  • Dr. Mike Nagler, Superintendent, Mineola Union Free School District, New York
  • Rory Parnell, High School Principal, Mineola Union Free School District, New York
  • George Philhower, Superintendent, Eastern Hancock Schools, Indiana
  • Frank Polen, Assistant Superintendent/Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Adult Education, Buckeye Career Center, Ohio
  • Dr. Nick Polyak, Superintendent, Leyden 212, Illinois
  • Dr. Fernando Reyes, Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education, Harlingen ISD, Texas
  • Marlon Styles, Former Superintendent, Middletown City School District, Ohio
  • Dr. Calvin Watts, Former Superintendent, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Georgia
  • Nerel Winter, CEO-Bostonia Global, Cajon Valley Union SD, California

These partnerships help make this project, and the tools within it, a reality. This work serves as a testament to what is possible when public and private partners collaborate to reimagine learning and create meaningful opportunities for each learner.