This month's Community Matters meeting will feature local school counselors sharing about workforce readiness and Johnson County students. Panel participants come from Central Nine, Center Grove High School, Greenwood Community High School and Whiteland High School.

Did you know that graduation pathway changes go into effect for the class of 2023? To receive their diploma, students must also learn and demonstrate employability skills as well as well as 1 post-secondary competency such as the a federally recognized apprenticeship, or taking the SAT or ASVAB for example.

Aspire Community Matters is the leading community educational and engagement form in Johnson County. This event series features guest speakers, panel discussions and various community and government partners to spotlight opportunities and successes in community development. Past and future topics include housing, food sourcing, public transit, trails, parks, homelessness, income and wages, early childhood education and more. Our Aspire volunteer community development teams – Growth + Planning, Community Engagement, and Talent Attraction + Retention – also use this forum to share updates on their work, seek collaboration, and invite new volunteer support.

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