Alliance Blog

If you were one of the hundreds of Linked Learning educators, workforce and postsecondary partners, and civic leaders joining us at Linked Learning Conference 2024 earlier this month, the Alliance wants to say thank you—and also ask, what inspired you?

The Alliance began 15 years ago as a movement of educators, employers, and communities that set new standards for excellence and equity through integrated college and career pathways. Our annual conference brings together leaders of this movement, the pathmakers, in a powerful and inspiring gathering.

The Linked Learning Alliance is excited to open nominations for the 2024 Linked Learning Student of the Year Award, celebrating civic and community excellence in youth.

At the Alliance, we enter 2024 with fresh hope and determination. As always, we’re firmly dedicated to making sure more young people connect their passions to their purpose, their purpose to their power.

Last week, Los Angeles Unified School District’s Hollenbeck Middle School became the first in the nation to achieve Linked Learning Middle School Certification. Educators, families, students, industry partners, and district leaders gathered to honor this momentous accomplishment.

The Linked Learning Alliance is excited to open nominations for the 2023 Linked Learning Student of the Year Award, celebrating civic and community excellence in youth. Students will be celebrated at the 2023 Linked Learning Conference.

The Linked Learning Alliance is proud to announce Dr. Amy Loyd and Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond as the 2023 Linked Learning Conference Keynote Speakers.

Check one more thing off your to do list before the Thanksgiving break: submit a session idea for Our Golden Opportunity: Creating Coherence in College & Career Readiness! Multiple proposals may be submitted, though the Linked Learning Alliance will seek to highlight a variety of voices from across the education and workforce sectors. Be sure to submit by Monday, November 21, 2022, at 5:00 p.m. PT.

On Wednesday, October 12th, the Linked Learning Alliance brought together educators, school and district leaders, and alumni to share experiences, tips, and best practices on how to get started with Linked Learning.