Priority 1 · Validate first
Alabama
A specific credential incentive, current expansion window, or dated graduation reform warrants early validation of a Pearson opportunity.
Documented state signal
Cohort-specific requirement reviewed
For the graduating classes of 2026 and 2027, the General Education Pathway requires the prescribed credits and at least one approved college and career readiness indicator. The requirement starts with the class of 2026.
March 4, 2024; applies to classes 2026 and 2027
Workforce needs → Pearson solutions
Digital literacy for training and employment · Workplace preparation across manufacturing and logistics
State-specific evidence with direct product matches, limitations and proposed measures.
Open the workforce crosswalk →Policy implementation questions & Pearson product fit
CCR indicator access
Amber · Needs assessment requiredThese are explicit needs to investigate, not confirmed deficits. State policy evidence and proposed product fit are shown separately.
- Career readiness gap to validate
- Which students lack an accessible route to an approved CCR indicator?
- CTE delivery gap to validate
- Which courses prepare students for the selected indicator without treating certification as the only route?
- Workforce alignment gap to validate
- Which local employers value the selected indicator or credential?
Potential Pearson matches
- eDynamic Learning — Digital Curriculum
- Certiport Learning, practice tests & certifications
College credit + career pathways
ACCS dual enrollment
Academic and technical college courses can count toward high school and college requirements.
Dual enrollment: evidence, gaps & resources →College & district relationships
From policy to participating institutions
2 curated partnership/program records in this state. Source dates and open questions travel with each example.
Explore college & district partnerships →Proposed commercial next step
Crosswalk credentials and coursework to eligible readiness indicators; identify districts with an implementation need.
This action is an analytical recommendation, not a reported Pearson plan.