MA H722

Establishes a Workforce Skills Cabinet within the Governor's office to align programs across labor, education, and economic development agencies, with monthly public meetings and annual reporting requirements

Creates certification awards for school districts: $1,000 per student earning high-value industry certifications and $800 per student earning certifications addressing regional workforce demands, with 80% of funds directed to the schools where students earned credentials

Requires all high school students beginning in 9th grade to develop individual learning plans (MyCAP) with educator support, and mandates all public high schools offer at least one foundational computer science course by September 1, 2026

Adds early college, innovation pathways, and STEM tech career academies as a new student category in the Chapter 70 school funding formula with a total per-pupil rate of $11,030.05

Requires districts to submit MassCore curriculum implementation plans by December 31, 2024, with universal student access to be achieved no later than the class of 2030