Jobs for the Future works with districts,
states, national youth-serving networks,
intermediaries, and community colleges
to reengage youth who are off track
to graduation or out of school
and put them on a path to
postsecondary success.
To assist its partners in
this work, JFF offers a
comprehensive range of
services, tools, and resources.

Design
Jobs for the Future's school design enhances both diploma- and GED-granting programs and helps young people achieve their postsecondary ambitions.
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Services
Jobs for the Future offers specific expertise in school design, leadership and staff development, data analysis, district-level reform, and policy analysis and development.
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Tools & Resources
Jobs for the Future's tools & resources can help build the capacity of practitioners and program leaders working to improve postsecondary outcomes for their students.
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Ongoing Initiatives
Back on Track projects help ensure that students graduate from high school ready for college and successfully transition through all of the steps leading to a postsecondary credential with value in the labor market.
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NOTEWORTHY

The Best of Both Worlds: Lessons from a Community College-Community Organization Collaboration to Increase Student Success
This brief by Youth Development Institute, for JFF, seeks to build an understanding of the needs and strengths of young people who are underrepresented in higher education and the ways that youth development organizations and colleges can collaborate to improve student success.

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Year to Career: The Foundation Year at Northeastern University
Jobs for the Future commissioned a report to analyze the Foundation Year model at Northeaster University. Read the report.

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