California Education Interagency Council.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill establishes the California Education Interagency Council within the Government Operations Agency. The council’s purpose is to evaluate workforce and economic changes, integrate education and employment systems, maximize funding impact, and support adult skill development. It will coordinate regional education and workforce needs, serve as a policy forum, and provide advice to the Governor and Legislature on pathways to postsecondary education and career readiness, including establishing an advisory committee and developing strategic plans.
Key provisions
- Establishes the California Education Interagency Council within the Government Operations Agency.
- Requires the council to develop and implement a strategic plan and biennial work plan.
- Mandates the council to report to the Governor and Legislature on its activities and recommendations.
- Requires the council to establish a faculty and employer advisory committee.
- Directs the council to evaluate data on workforce trends and educational attainment.
- Authorizes the council to coordinate educational pathways and support student success.
- Creates an Office of the California Education Interagency Council to support the council’s operations.
- Requires the council to coordinate with federal programs related to workforce development.
Who is affected
- Students
- Educators
- Employers
- State Government Agencies (specifically the Government Operations Agency)
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