In February, Northwestern Medicine welcomed 16 students from Evanston Township High School to the Evanston clinic to learn from leading physicians and healthcare professionals. The
Evanston Township High School is empowering students and their families to make informed decisions about post-high school options with the Individual Career and Academic Plan
Student Advisory Council and East St. Louis School District 189 alumnus Jeremy Avan is now a sophomore at Morehouse College. He recently returned home, joined by
On April 28, 2025, the Success Network hosted JFF to share emerging national research and new tools that can support the development of pathways that lead not only to careers but to connection and choice.
Representatives from the Michigan College Access Network and the Michigan Department of Education presented their new toolkit to equip educators to share the benefits of college in high school opportunities with students and families.
The Success Network Policy Committee’s 2025 Q1 meeting included presentations on a student-led survey of CTE and pathways experiences, chronic absenteeism, a new workgroup for the College and Career Pathway Endorsements, and a review of key policy updates.
The 12th annual conference featured national, state, and regional leaders sharing best practices and lessons learned as we collectively work towards increasing equitable and meaningful postsecondary attainment. Resources, photos, and recordings from the event are now available.
The Success Network Organizers are thrilled to welcome Chicago Southland Collaborative for Education as our newest Leadership Community. The regional team, led by Prairie State College and
The Success Network Organizers are thrilled to welcome Highland Region Pathways to Success as our newest Leadership Community. The regional team, led by Highland Community College, ROE
We’re excited to share that Dr. Laz Lopez of High School District 214, which is part of NECSS, was recognized by EdWeek for his work
