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District leaders know what they want for students: stronger academic preparation, meaningful career exploration, and clear pathways beyond graduation. The challenge is bringing those pieces together, and finding the funding, capacity, and resources to make the work sustainable.
In this session, join college and career readiness experts for a practical conversation about moving from disconnected programs to one comprehensive strategy.
This event has passed, please register for Nov 17, 2026, here.
Hear how districts are connecting academics with career exploration, using available funding strategically, and building programs that give more students a clear path forward.
A just-in-time approach to intervention
See how TSI integrates directly with your existing diagnostic results to place students into the right learning path immediately. With no additional testing or extra lift for your team.
A model for live, targeted small-group instruction
Understand how 6 weeks of intensive, experienced-educator-led instruction in ELA/Reading and Math drives real skill mastery, with reporting to track growth along the way.
A TSI worksheet to map your own plan
Leave with a practical tool to sketch out what this could look like in your own school or district — turning the webinar into the first step of a real MTSS intervention plan.
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Connecting academic preparation, career exploration, pathway planning, and skill development around shared student goals.
Creating more opportunities for students while identifying potential state and federal funding sources to support and scale the work.
Applying practical lessons from districts that have built sustainable programs and can speak to what is working for students.
Britt Fennessy has more than 15 years of experience in K-12 education, working at the intersection of classroom learning and career readiness. As Career Solutions Director at Edmentum, she partners with districts nationwide to build practical, connected career exploration programs that reach students from elementary school through high school.
A former educator and school leader, Britt understands what districts can realistically implement. Her work focuses on helping every student see what is possible after graduation and build the skills to get there.
Her guiding belief is simple: you can't be what you can't see.
Will Krebs is Vice President of Government Relations at Edmentum, where his work focuses on strategy and advocacy across state and federal K-12 education policy. Will's expertise spans state and federal education funding, career and technical education, workforce development, and school improvement and accountability. Will began his career as a classroom teacher on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico, where he taught 6th grade through 12th grade special education, gifted education, and coached football and basketball.
He has held a variety of leadership positions at state departments of education in Indiana and Florida, serving as deputy chief of staff and deputy commissioner for the FL DOE. He has over a decade of experience leading policy, government relations, and community engagement work in the education sector.
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