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More than 330,000 California high school students are participating in the Linked Learning Alliance program, which offers career-themed pathways resembling college majors across various industries. These pathways, available in over 80 districts, provide students with options such as internships, college credit, and industry mentorships to help them transition into the workforce or higher education. The program emphasizes expanding opportunities for socioeconomically disadvantaged students and aims to break down traditional tracking to keep all students college and career-ready.
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