Linked Learning Networks

Linked Learning Networks bring educators together several times each year over a period of one or two years to advance a shared agenda. Working as a community of practice, participants innovate, scale and improve Linked Learning and its results. They motivate and inspire each other, share ideas and resources, and develop and spotlight tools and solutions to common challenges.

The Alliance connects Network participants to the field’s top experts and resources, and curates and shares Linked Learning tools, strategies, lessons, stories, and results with the broader field. We encourage teams of educators—district administrators, principals and assistant principals, pathway leads, academic and CTE teachers, counselors, work-based learning coordinators—to participate in networks together. Participants set their agenda, establish goals, and define metrics of success as they learn, grow, and connect.

MIDDLE SCHOOL NETWORK

The Linked Learning Middle School Network brings together middle school educators in Linked Learning districts to expand and deepen college and career learning opportunities for their students. Using the Linked Learning Gold standards as a framework, this community of practice explores experiential, integrated college and career instructional design in middle school settings aligned with high school Linked Learning college and career pathways. | Join the Middle School Network

STUDENT SUPPORT NETWORK

Counselors are vital members of a pathway team. They are critical in developing a supportive master schedule, integrating college and career readiness, and assisting students who enter high school behind academically or need additional support. The Linked Learning Student Support Network brings together counselors as a community of practice to share promising strategies, learn from one another, and address shared challenges related to the role of counselors in Linked Learning pathways. | Join the Student Support Network