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Allison Ireland
Allison Ireland is the Director of State Programs in the Curriculum & Assessment Department, focusing on the digital curriculum strategy for courses and CTE as well as standards alignment. She has been with Edmentum for over 12 years in a variety of Curriculum positions, starting as a Curriculum Developer for English Language Arts. Allison has a B.A. in English Literature from Trinity University in San Antonio.

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[Courseware Release] Florida Financial Algebra

Florida students are no longer just looking at traditional math courses like Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, and Statistics to meet their graduation requirements. Courses like Financial Algebra and Math for College Readiness, as well as industry certifications, are quickly becoming strong options for students who are not pursuing a mathematics-related career or a college degree. At Edmentum, we are committed to supporting every student’s path to graduation. With that in mind, we have created courses specifically for Florida students like Math for College Readiness and Math for College Success. Now, we are excited to announce our latest Florida-specific math course: Florida Financial Algebra!

Edmentum’s Commitment to State-Specific Courses

What exactly is an Edmentum state-specific course? It is just what it sounds like! A state-specific course means that we have created a course based on one specific set of standards for one state. The Edmentum Curriculum team creates state-specific courses using our standard course- development process of research, design, creation (writing, editing, and production), and publishing. Let’s take a closer look at what this means for a state-specific course.

Edmentum’s New CTE Career Path

At Edmentum, we want all students to achieve their educational and career goals—even beyond high school graduation. One way we can support students through graduation and into the workforce is by preparing them for a career. This is where Edmentum’s newest CTE course comes in!

Graduating High School with CTE Certifications

In today’s job market, jobs that do not require a college degree are on the rise. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Handbook, many of the fastest-growing jobs through 2024 will be in CTE fields. In fact, many high-demand careers require certifications instead. This is great news for high school students who want options other than going straight into post-secondary education.