An Educated Workforce For Business Success
Education and Talent Initiatives at the Austin Chamber support a strong education system in order to prepare today's students, the next generation of employees, for the challenges of college and future careers. Initiatives work to enhance capacity for K-12 education systems to graduate academically prepared students and to ensure a broad spectrum of students matriculate from high school to post-secondary or higher education institutions. Education and talent works to ensure effective training programs and senior talent attraction strategies exist to train or re-train residents for the continually evolving employment sectors of the greater Austin region.
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Chamber Statement on Education »The Austin Chamber Board of Directors has adopted a position statement that recommends the legislature support public schools. Click here to read the full statement. Current list of supporters. |
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Austin Best Practice in Education Reform »What kind of business involvement does it take to truly make a difference in the education arena? Business can function as a critical customer, a partner, or a policy advocate. Leaders in Austin, Nashville, and Massachusetts adopted each of these roles, thus stepping up to make a big difference in K-12 schooling. Read Report from Institute for A Competitive Workforce. |
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Community Education Progress Reports »Business and Education is a powerful partnership. The Community Education Progress Reports allow community stakeholders to enhance college readiness and enrollment. Read about your District. |
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February 21, 2012 | Newsletter
February 7, 2012 | Austin In The News
February 7, 2012 | Newsletter
January 31, 2012 | Austin In The News
January 24, 2012 | Press Release
Business Leaders, SXSW Founders Recognized at Austin Chamber's 134th Annual Meeting »
Recent Job-creation success and Talent recruitment gaps as discussed with FOX News
Financial Aid Saturdays

Did you know that students who complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) are 350% more likely to go to college, according to the Student Futures Project?
State of Education
For more information about the Chamber's annual State of Education initiative, please click here.
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