Career Pathways Technology Collaborative

In School Model - Hillhouse High School in New Haven

The first Career Pathways In-School Learning Corridor was established in 2016 at Hillhouse High School in New Haven.

In School Model - Bassick High School in Bridgeport

In the fall of 2018, a second Career Pathways Technology Corridor was launched in Bridgeport at Bassick High School in partnership with the Bridgeport Board of Education, the Laborers International Union and its Local 665, and The WorkPlace (the region’s

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After School Model in Conneticut's Technical High School System

Following the traditional school day, New Haven students travel to Eli Whitney Technical High School to take advantage of the resources available within Connecticut’s Technical High School System.

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Alternative Education - Stamford Public Schools

In 2019, The Justice Education Center received a 5 year 21st Century Award from the State Department of Education to collaborate with the Stamford Public Schools’ Alternative Routes to Success (ARTS). ARTS provides an academic and developmental home for S

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Career Pathways Technology Collaborative

The Career Pathways Technology Collaborative provides pre-apprenticeship credentialed technology training to at-risk, over-age and under-credited 16-24 year olds who are attending traditional and alternative high schools, adult education programs as well as youth who are no longer attending school.

Career Pathways recognized that encouraging a student’s aptitudes and interests will lead to the successful completion of high school, apprenticeships, potential future study in two and four year institutions or immediate entry into long-term sustainable careers.

Career Pathways enables students to acquire credits toward their high school diploma or GED, obtain entry or competitive level employment or seek further technology certifications through union or community college programs.
The Collaborative focuses on contextualized learning - encouraging students to make the important connections between numeracy and literacy requirements and their careers. In some instances, college credits are also awarded while completing high school requirements.
Complementing the technology courses, certifications in OSHA 10, First Aid/CPR, and Serv-Safe Allergen are offered.
Career Pathways emphasizes social and emotional learning, understanding workplace culture and team-building skills through its ECHO personal development program.
Safety is an essential component of the Career Pathways Tech Collaborative. Mandatory training lessons are held in the beginning of each semester to address safety procedures prior to the use of any school equipment or tools.

Whether a young adult or adult learner, developing social and emotional life skills for the workplace are instrumental to success. Providing students with job shadowing and internship experiences are essential components in exposing them to business and industry cultures and standards. In addition to the rigorous training in each of the technical fields, there are essential classes which students must take to complete their educational experience.

New Haven Bridgeport After School