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SY 2021-2022Work-Based Learning Policy • September 23rd, 2021 • Rhode Island
The program is administered by the Office of Workforce Development and is aligned to the Rhode Island Department of Education CTE Standards, the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training, the CTE Board of Review and the Governor’s Workforce Board (GWB) Workforce Guidance. Davies shares and supports the GWB’s importance and understanding of “work-based learning being an essential component of a student’s career pathway, building on their classroom knowledge with practical experience in the workplace and interaction with industry and community professionals. Work-based learning allows students to apply and develop their academic, technical, and essential skills, shows students the relevance of their education as it connects to the real world, and prepares them for success in college and career”. Davies has adopted a mandatory Work Based Learning (WBL) requirement for all students. An approved WBL placement must be directly related to a student's program of study, resulting in an enha
