The CTW is convening New York City GED stakeholders to build on the current public momentum for GED reform and start developing a shared GED advocacy agenda from the ground up. We envision this first meeting as a chance to a) come together as a coalition of NYC GED providers/advocates; b) identify the range of issues and initial priority areas; and c) begin to shape a consensus-driven advocacy campaign for GED reform. This meeting will be a key step in launching a broad campaign to bring more public attention to the GED and build support for system improvement.
Recent GED reports
Community Service Society – “From Basic Skills to Better Futures: Generating Economic Dividends for NYC.”
DYCD report (Jacque Cook) – “Our Chance for Change – A Four-Year Reform Initiative for GED Testing in NYC”
Schuyler Center for Analysis & Advocacy – “Getting Serious About the GED: How New York Can Build A Bridge from High School Dropout to Postsecondary Success.”
Tags: GED, GED Reports, NYC, Stake Holders Meeting