High school sits at the intersection of everything states want for their young people: academic preparation, economic opportunity, civic participation, and personal development. Yet many young people say high school is not working for them. As many as three in four Generation Z high school students report feeling unprepared for life after graduation.[1] The adults closest to them are also concerned. About a third of teachers think their students…
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