Charter schools could provide basic education and job training for adults
The workforce system could be revamped by accurate labor market data, better website information/applications/online courses, and employer/education coordination
"Summer melt" could be avoided to increase college attendance rates
Mentorship programs could help at-risk youth, drug addicts, homeless, ex-offenders, potential terrorists, immigrants, refugees, new employees, and students
Emergency financial microgrants could be provided to students
The I-Best model could be used for adult basic education and job training
Job training and education could be financed by future salaries
Job training vouchers could be distributed by companies
Community colleges could be free
Three kinds of tenure tracks could be used in universities
More advisement and support could increase college graduation rates
A new federal competitive grants program could be used to support better workforce training and education systems
Real time labor market information about worker resources and needs could be developed
Performance-based scholarships could increase student achievement
Learning communities at community colleges could promote student achievement
Families could receive assistance with the FAFSA form in order to increase college attendance
Student surveys could evaluate teachers and schools
