Creating a System to Connect College to Career
Hartnell College’s role in the Salinas Valley has grown beyond education and training to reflect a deeper commitment to students’ post-graduation [...]
Pathways Generally
Partnering for Equity and Student Success
Over four years, in an equity-driven collaboration funded by the California Career Pathways Trust (CCPT) and facilitated by Career Ladders Project (CLP), the Santa Clarita Community College District (which comprises [...]
CLP’s Linda Collins discusses role of California community colleges at Legislative summit
Speaking at a legislative forum hosted by Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon in Sacramento about overcoming challenges to California’s continued growth and economic prosperity, Linda Collins, founder and executive director of [...]
Bakersfield Symposium Highlights Concerns – and Solutions – Related to College Access and Equity
More than 300 practitioners from community colleges across California gathered in Bakersfield on Nov. 15 to learn about and explore intentional, supported pathways as a strategy for equity.
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CLP Presentations at SSSC Offer New Ways to Explore and Approach Redesign
Many community college practitioners across California look forward all year to recharging during the Strengthening Student Success Conference. Each year, we return home energized and full of new information and [...]
How Georgia State Reforms Closed Racial and Ethnic Completion Gaps: it Can be Done
Two leaders from Georgia State University came to Long Beach on Nov. 15 to talk about reforms that are credited with raising graduation rates campuswide above 75%. In fact, Latinx [...]
Strengthening Student Success Presentations – Fall 2018
Presentations from 2018 Strengthening Student Success are now available
Career Ladders Project staffers presented on Guided Pathways implementation, the Dual Enrollment Game, re-entry programs for students who have been [...]
Reedley College: Integrating Dual Enrollment with Pathways
Pathways at Reedley College in the Central Valley take various forms. There’s a Middle College High School on its campus; a longstanding partnership with the local Regional Occupational Program (ROP); [...]