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Create Meaningful Pathways to Life After School 10\u003Cbr>Part 3. Embrace Long Life Learning  13\u003Cbr>Anticipating the Future  14 |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Cultivate High-Capacity, Forward-Thinking Educators  15\u003Cbr>2 Part 1. Commit to a Virtuous Cycle of Educator Workforce Policy  17\u003Cbr>Part 2: Do the Above While Addressing Evolving Skills and Capacities 19\u003Cbr>Anticipating the Future  22 |  |  |\n| 3 | Join Forces to Ensure Learners Thrive \u003Cbr>Part 1. Support All Students to Flourish  Part 2. Work at the Intersections \u003Cbr>Anticipating the Future  | 23\u003Cbr>24\u003Cbr>27\u003Cbr>29 |\n\nThink Differently about System Leadership  30  \n4 Part 1: Master the Fundamentals of Leadership 31  \nPart 2: Think and Act Differently 33  \nAnticipating the Future  35  \nPreface  \nThere is a sense of acceleration today: technological innovation, increasing  \ninterconnectedness, transformations in the world of work, and social shifts of all kinds.  \nThat acceleration, felt broadly, is propelling communities, regions, and nations into a future that is at once replete with possibility and at the same time full of uncertainty.  \nEducation systems are atthe vanguard of the response to this moment.  \nEquipping young people with the skills, knowledge, and understanding to not just navigate an uncertain future, but to shape it and thrive in it is the ambition and objective of NCEE and the educators, leaders, and stakeholders with whom we work.  \nNCEE Blueprint: Designing Systems That Work  \n1  \n2  \nAt NCEE, we believe in shared prosperity, robust democracy, and lives of purpose and hope.  \nWe believe in learning with and from our colleagues across various fields, sectors, and geographies and approaching our work with a potent spirit of partnership.  \nWe believe in treating student leadership, agency, and decision-making as the true assets and vital resources that they are.  \nWe pursue these beliefs and goals by supporting education leaders and practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and community stakeholders to study, design, and build equitable, high-performing, and cost-effective education and workforce development systems.  \nThe students these systems educate will be better prepared to contribute to our democratic society, flourish as individuals, and ensure that their communities thrive. The communities in which schools like this exist become places of economic mobility and stability—safeguarded against an array of uncertainties. The economies in which these schools and systems exist have futureready workforces and are places with robust entrepreneurship and industry, creating intergenerational opportunity.  \nTime and again our research has shown that impactful results are only possible if improvement efforts and transformation strategies resonate with and reflect the specific context and communities that leaders serve.  \nTo that end, place and context are essential starting points for any effort to improve, for any system change. The strengths  \nand challenges in rural South Dakota are different than those in rural Vermont, just asthe opportunities and obstacles in San Diego are distinct from those in Memphis. Despite that, there are clear commonalities which can be drawn from both the United States and abroad that point toward what excellent schools can and should be.  \nThis Blueprint is a distillation of what we have learned across nearly four decades of research and working shoulder-to-shoulder with partners toward that mission. 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