State pairs high school students with paid apprenticeships in healthcare, clean tech, and advanced computing.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled California's new Master Plan for Career Education, transforming vocational pathways for high school and community college students statewide.
The program removes bureaucratic barriers between public schools and private industry, guaranteeing students access to paid work-based apprenticeships before graduation.
"Every student deserves a clear, debt-free pathway to a rewarding career," Newsom said.
Community colleges across California will receive targeted funding to build advanced simulation labs for robotics and medical training.
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