Early College Program
Idea Category: Education
Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll is highlighting the success of the state’s Early College program, which allows students to earn up to 12 college credits at no cost while still in high school. Recent data shows that 66 percent of Early College graduates immediately enroll in higher education after high school and once enrolled, 82 percent return to college for a second year.
More Idea’s From Kim Driscoll
Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll Launches Initiative To Integrate AI Into The Classroom
Idea Category: Artificial Intelligence, Education | Funding Source: ARP
Lt. Govenor Kim Driscoll Launched Internet Programs To Address Digital Divide in Massachusetts
Idea Category: Broadband, Technology & Government | Funding Source: ARP
MA Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll Launches the Tariff Response and Business Operations Support Initiative
Idea Category: Business, Safety Net, Workforce | Funding Source: ARP
Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll and New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell Celebrate the Completion of the South Coast Rail Project
Idea Category: Transportation | Funding Source: ARP
Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll Highlights: Massachusetts Purchased New England Offshore Wind Energy to Power 20% of Homes in State
Idea Category: Clean Energy, Climate Change | Funding Source: ARP
ARP: Salem MA, Invests in Tourism and Culture
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
Community Building Through Public Art
Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship, Smart Government | Funding Source: ARP
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