NEWYA recognized at 2026 Wisconsin Career Readiness Summit
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NEWYA recognized at 2026 Wisconsin Career Readiness Summit

Green Bay Press Times
August 28, 2026

Summary

Northeast Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship (NEWYA) was recognized at the 2026 Wisconsin Career Readiness Summit, where leaders, including NEWYA Director David Gordon and Kate Bartell from Emplify Health, received awards for their contributions to workforce development. The event showcased regional models of youth apprenticeship that emphasize collaboration between education and industry for the benefit of students and employers alike.

This recognition reflects a growing trend towards integrating apprenticeship programs into education systems, particularly in the U.S. As demand for skilled labor increases, these programs are essential for preparing the next generation for the workforce while addressing the needs of local industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the critical role of registered apprenticeship programs in fostering collaboration between educational institutions and industry partners. Celebrating accomplishments within these frameworks not only encourages further development of apprenticeship models but also inspires other regions to adopt similar initiatives.

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