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Students and Junior Achievement pitch 3DE program to committee as workforce‑preparation model
Summary
Junior Achievement of Greater Kansas City and high‑school students presented the 3DE program — a four‑year, business‑case and project‑based pathway — to the House agriculture budget committee as a model to build employer connections, improve career skills and expand into smaller communities.
Junior Achievement of Greater Kansas City and students from Olathe East high school presented the 3DE (Design, Develop, Deliver) pathway program to the House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources Budget as an education‑to‑workforce model that pairs students with business partners for multi‑year, project‑based learning.
Megan Sturgis, president and CEO of Junior Achievement of Greater Kansas City, said the program helps students prepare for post‑secondary…
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