How does the community view a school where programs have undergone the industry certification process?
• The school is viewed as having exceptional programs. Through the industry certification process, schools are better able to align curriculum with recognized standards to aid with providing better career opportunities for students. • Communities understand that schools which pursue this distinction are committed to improving student preparation and ensuring that Georgia’s workforce meets the demands of the 21st century. What does certification represent to the business community/employers in the school’s service area? • It represents that they will receive qualified students who will make productive employees. • It represents that they have had meaningful involvement in public education and have contributed to the development of a highly-skilled, future workforce for Georgia. Schools that pursue the industry certification process receive a special grant provided there is support from the Georgia Legislature. Schools which receive funding are expected to have programs certified by the
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