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It organizes priorities into readiness, institutional responsiveness, and overall relevance, supported by measures of progress and a call to action with stakeholder engagement.","The Virginia Plan for Higher Education  \nDeveloping Tomorrow’s Talent  \nREADY  \nPrepare Virginia students to learn, work, contribute & lead.  \nRESPONSIVE  \nAlign higher education institutions to the needs of students, industry, labor markets, regional economies and Virginians.  \nRELEVANT  \nArticulate and emphasize the value of higher education.  \nTop state for talent—learning to leading  \nTable of Contents  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................................ 2  \nThe Plan .................................................................................................................................... 4  \nKey Issues .................................................................................................................................. 4  \nFrom Themes to Framework .................................................................................................. 5  \nVision: Top State for Talent – Learning to Leading ............................................................ 7  \nGoal 1: Students’ Readiness .................................................................................................... 8  \nGoal 2: Institutions’ Responsiveness ................................................................................... 10  \nGoal 3: Higher Education’s Relevance ................................................................................ 14  \nMeasures of Progress/Success .............................................................................................. 17  \nCall to Action and Supporting Activities .............................................................................. 20  \nAcknowledgements ............................................................................................................... 21  \nAppendix A: Strategy Implementation Recommendations .................................................22  \nAppendix B: Planning Efforts and Approach ........................................................................ 27  \nBackground ............................................................................................................................. 27  \nPhased Approach ................................................................................................................... 28  \nAppendix C: Literature Review and References: Higher Education, Workforce and Demographic Trends (2024–2025) ................................................................................ 29  \nExecutive Summary ............................................................................................................... 29  \n1. Public Confidence and Higher Education’s Perceived Value...................................... 29  \n2. Enrollment and Demographic Shifts ............................................................................... 30  \n3. Changing Postsecondary Pathways ................................................................................ 30  \n4. Affordability and Student Success................................................................................... 30  \n5. Workforce Alignment and Economic Impact ................................................................ 31  \n6. Institutional Strategy and Reform.................................................................................... 31  \n7. 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