3. Future Schools
• Future Schools combine college, trade school, high school, & financial education.
• Students graduate debt free, for free, at 18, ready for career placement.
• In partnership with small, medium, and large businesses throughout Wi.
• Practically: at 14, students have a choice to attend a Future School. For the first 2 years, students will learn communication skills, business skills, financial education, basic accounting, and life-prep skills. After the first two years, students will study for a career while only attending school 3 days per week, allowing time for work/interning.
• Enrollees over 18 who have not gone through the first two years of business, finance, and communications coursework will go through an accelerated process while studying their career.
• All Wisconsinite's are eligible. If a student does not have a tax payer identification number, Future Schools will provide students a path to legal citizenship. Critical Race Theory will not be taught as Future Schools will provide education focused on results, careers, and financial education.
• Consider This: Instead of guessing what businesses need, businesses of all sizes will work with our Future Schools to educate our teachers, enabling our teachers more pay. Then, teachers will educate our students in skills that fit their choice, so that students graduate debt free, with a financial-and-wealth-building background, and ready for a career. Traditional Universities will still be an option, however Future School enrollees will NOT be required to take SAT/ACT testing for placement at State Schools.
4. Ending Unaffordable Housing.
• Consider This: The State Licenses architects, engineers, and contractors, yet doesn’t give them the power to authorize 90% of remodel/construction work that doesn’t need the government in the way. Liability, insurance, and bonding is required by virtue of licensure, so let licenses mean something, and get the government out the way, subject to audits and oversight. We’ll also streamline state-wide construction of new housing communities, towns, developments, and do so with an emphasis on faster transportation into nearby metros.