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SchooLinks is an AI-powered college and career readiness platform designed to assist K12 districts in enhancing their counseling activities and improving educational outcomes. It offers a student-centric experience that generates valuable behavioral data, which is utilized by machine learning algorithms to provide personalized college recommendations and content, thereby increasing student engagement. The platform also equips counselors with actionable insights, enabling them to respond effectively to student needs in real-time. Additionally, SchooLinks offers a comprehensive suite of accountability tools for district administrators, allowing them to monitor and achieve specific college and career readiness objectives. Through its capabilities, SchooLinks streamlines various aspects of post-secondary planning, such as personal graduation plans and course alignment with student interests and goals.

Tutored by Teachers is an e-learning platform that connects students with certified teachers to provide customized online education. The platform aims to close the opportunity gap and promote equity in education by offering evidence-based, teacher-led virtual learning. It partners directly with schools to deliver supplemental, small-group instruction to high-need, underserved students. This approach not only enhances educational outcomes for students but also ensures fair compensation for teachers while creating pathways for them to advance into educational management roles. Through its national tutoring program, Tutored by Teachers seeks to improve access to quality education, particularly for disadvantaged communities, thereby contributing to the reduction of the achievement gap.

Jobs for the Future (JFF) is a national nonprofit that builds educational and economic opportunity for underserved populations in the United States. JFF develops innovative programs and public policies that increase college readiness and career success and build a more highly skilled, competitive workforce. With over 30 years of experience, JFF is a recognized national leader in bridging education and work to increase economic mobility and strengthen our economy.

MA4EC is a cross-sector coalition that supports the community pipeline and put students on paths to economic mobility.

GPS Education Partners is on a journey to change the lives of thousands of students.

BRIC Foundation provides summer internships, career readiness camps, animation, visual effects, and gaming. Their customers contact through email, phone, and online applications.

unCommon Construction is a community organization that specializes in education and workforce development services.

If a technical career is what you seek, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (BFIT) provides you with the education you need to pursue your professional goals. For over a century, BFIT has been one of Boston’s top career colleges. The institute has helped students reach their potential through technical education programs in the following types of fields: * Automotive Technology * Computer Technologies * Electronics Engineering Technology * Mechanical Engineering Technology * Medical Electronics Engineering Technology * Ophthalmic Assisting The Academic Success Center at BFIT ensures that students are given the resources and tools they need to excel in their academics and training. Some of the services offered through the center include: academic advising, special accommodations, tutoring, and more. College life at BFIT is filled with exciting experiences. From dorm life and council leadership to community service and intramural sports, the school encourages students to get involved in extracurricular activities. Applicants who are interested in admissions to the school must submit Accuplacer test results, an application, recommendation letters, and official transcripts for review. The school will waive its enrollment fee for any admissions applications submitted online. Merit and need-based financial aid exists in many forms at BFIT for those who qualify and are looking for tuition assistance.

Junior Achievement of Greater Boston provides education about the economy, business, and entrepreneurship.

Founded in 1987, Dallas-based Big Thought is one of the nation’s leading nonprofits focused on building partnerships that allow all children access to quality learning opportunities.

CommunityShare is an initiative that is re-imagining education by connecting and sharing wisdom, passion, stories & real-world expertise.

CAPS Network provides learning programs and professional skill development courses to open new job opportunities.

America Succeeds is a non-profit organization working with business leaders to bring necessary changes in the education system.

Get Schooled is a non-profit organization that helps people in finding jobs and colleges.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation (USCCF) is a nonprofit affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that aims to strengthen America’s long-term competitiveness by addressing developments that affect the nation, the economy, and the global business environment. The organization aims to educate the public on how the Free Enterprise system improves the society and the economy. It conducts research, organizes events, creates publications, operates various centers, and publishes content online in order to achieve its goal. The USCCF’s centers include Center for Education and Workforce, Center for Women in Business, Corporate Citizenship Center, Hiring Our Heroes, Institute for Organization Management, and Middle East Commercial Center. The organization represents the interests of businesses of different sizes, sectors, and regions. The USCCF’s official website features news, opinion, and insights on the latest economic legislative and regulatory developments and policy debates raging in Washington, D.C., the states, and overseas. It features content on topics such as entrepreneurship, environment, health and wellness, innovation, K-12 education, postsecondary education, veterans, women, workforce training, community improvement, competitiveness, corporate citizenship, data, disaster response, early childhood education, economic empowerment, economic growth, and emerging issue. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation was established in 1967 and is based in Washington, D.C., United States.