Youth Have Opportunities for Employment or Career Readiness (Montgomery) (Formerly School Transition)

Why Is This Important?

School success includes preparation for life after high school. Partnerships between schools, businesses, higher education institutions, social service agencies and after-school programs can ensure that teens transition to young adulthood successfully.

Measures
Time
Period
Current Actual Value
Current Target Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
MOCO
Youth Employment: % of 16-24 Year Olds in the Labor Force
I
2018
56.6%
1
-5%
MOCO
Number of Youth Ages 16-24 Not in School and Not Working
I
2018
9,330
2
7%
MOCO
Percent of Youth Ages 16-24 Not in School and Not Working
I
2018
8.7%
2
5%
MOCO
Youth Employment: % of 16-24 Year Olds in Labor Force who are Unemployed
I
2018
14.3%
1
8%
Story Behind the Curve
Strategies to improve these indicators

Youth Development Community of Practice (CoP)

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