Student Success Pathways

Success isn’t one-size-fits-all. Every student deserves a pathway that works for them and a school system that supports it. Ebony believes there is more than one way to succeed after high school, and our schools should prepare students for all of them. Ebony currently works with community partners to galvanize support for students to obtain college credit, an industry-recognized credential, and/or gain real-world work experience before graduating from high school. 

Whether students choose a four-year college, a two-year degree, a credential or certification, or enter the workforce, they deserve access to the tools, guidance, and support that fit their goals. 

Ebony understands that success looks different for every student, and our systems should reflect that. She has spent her career creating opportunities that honor diverse talents, passions, and career paths. 

Ebony believes we should:

• Support programs that expose students to a range of college and career options. 

• Champion credential and workforce readiness pathways alongside college prep. 

• Partner with businesses, community colleges, and training programs to expand opportunities. 

• Ensure all students have access to strong academic and career advising
  
  “Success isn’t one-size-fits-all. Every student deserves a pathway that works for them and a school system that supports it.”