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Innovation Pathways are programs within Massachusetts high schools that are designed to connect students to learning to a broadly defined industry sector that is in demand in the regional and state economy. Schools leverage strong partnerships with employers to provide students career awareness and work-based learning activities.
Innovation Pathway Programs are Rooted in 5 Guiding Principles:
- Equitable Access - Open enrollment, no GPA requirements
- Guided Academic Pathways - Clear sequence of academic courses
- Enhanced Student Support - Individual supports
- Connection to Career - Mentors, Internships, Guest Speakers
- Effective Partnerships - Local, regional and national connections
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BHS Business Partners:
- MBA Research and Curriculum Center: Not-for-profit, research-based support for all Business Administration educators: entrepreneurship, finance, hospitality, management/administration, and marketing.
- Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE): Every day, NFTE teachers model the entrepreneurial mindset and startup skills to their students, preparing students to be career ready through entrepreneurship.
- MassHire Cape & Islands Workforce Board: MassHire creates and sustains powerful connections between businesses and job seekers through a statewide network of employment professionals.
