In 1988, Eli Sadan, a rabbi and a disciple of Tzvi Yehuda Kook, established Bnei David, a post-high-school mechina, or religious academy, in the settlement of Eli, for students who would soon enter the Army.
Still, judging by the bot manning the bar at the APEC forum in Busan, South Korea, we're inching ever closer to the day when ex-jocks don't have a guaranteed post-high school job at that local bar that sells booze to underage football players.
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All were for entry-level jobs that required up to one year of post-high school education plus experience combined.
And I think the President challenged all of America to, in his speech to Congress, to seek one year of post-high school education, whether it's vocational training or college education, to create a more educated workforce that can meet the growing demand for the jobs of the future.
As the first group to hit high school in a post-Sept. 11, 2001 world, these teens are coming of age when global problems fill the news nightly.
College graduates earn more money and have a significantly lower unemployment rate than high school graduates with no post-secondary degree.
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Gates pointed to the fact that in the post-recession economy, there are fewer jobs for the high school graduate, making education a top priority for our future.
The contemporary American high school was organized to produce workers for a post-war economy where people would work for the same company their whole lives.
Time and Sports Illustrated both have for-kids versions, while the Huffington Post launched a vertical called Huffpost High School (later rebranded Huffpost Teen) in 2011.
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But our biggest problem remains at the most basic level: We're getting only half of our minority kids out of high school on time, while 90% of the fastest-growing jobs require post-secondary education.
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