California Dual Enrollment Equity Conference: This session will provide attendees with guidance of the essential wrap-around services institutions need to implement a holistic approach for supporting the academic, social and basic needs that provide a pathway to success for all dual enrolled students. This presentation is one of four that will be co-led by CLP […]
California Dual Enrollment Equity Conference: Dual enrollment momentum from state and local leaders tasks on-the-ground practitioners with scaling access for their students. To build practitioner capacity to support students, especially Black, Latinx, and Native American students, EdTrust-West and Career Ladders Project developed guides focused on intentional coordination, counseling, and recruitment. To remove system-wide barriers, coordinated […]
California Dual Enrollment Equity Conference: This breakout session will provide an overview of dual enrollment structures and policy in California, from state laws to local district policy, and how they work together. This presentation is one of four on the Equitable Dual Enrollment Policy to Practice Guide, a comprehensive, user-friendly resource designed to support California […]
California Dual Enrollment Equity Conference: Dual enrollment is growing, but how are we preparing faculty to teach adolescents? The Bay Area K-16 Collaborative partnered with Career Ladders Project to create a three-part professional development experience for dual enrollment faculty, Culturally Responsive Dual Enrollment Teaching and Learning. This experience focused on: Creating Conditions for Success, Cultivating […]
Explore culturally responsive and sustaining pedagogies as a means to engage students in this interactive session. CLP has partnered with faculty and high school teachers to implement culturally responsive pedagogy in dual enrollment classrooms. Participants will explore inclusive course design, equity-minded assessment, and strategies for building culturally sustaining classroom communities. Rooted in educational equity and […]
Discover how Gavilan College has developed a student-centered dual enrollment program that’s opening doors for high school students—especially first-generation college-goers. Within two years, we’ve developed a strategic model, with support from HSI funding, that includes a dedicated outreach team and a full-time counselor to guide students through the college process. Attendees will learn how we […]
Join We Will! and CLP for a dynamic one-day, regional convening with workshops focused on advancing equity-driven practices in counseling and student support services. Through three interactive strands, participants will explore and share strategies for structuring student success teams, (re)designing counseling practices, and the role of counseling in supporting dual enrollment students. Together, we will […]
How can we support instructors who are teaching in the dual enrollment context? Please join us for a webinar about how CLP, in partnership with the Bay Area K-16 Collaborative, designed and delivered a prototype course on Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning in Dual Enrollment. Attendees will learn what went into course design, curriculum development, […]
CLP is co-presenting with EdTrust–West at the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) National Conference. Session description: Counselors and advisors play a critical role in students’ academic journey. This is especially true with dual enrollment. Given the extremely high student to counselor ratios, we know counselors can’t do the work of supporting students alone […]
National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) National Conference Session Description: Does figuring out the schedule for your dual enrollment classes seem harder than answering a Calculus question?! If so, then Career Ladders Project (CLP) has just the tool you need! Using the new Dual Enrollment Scheduling Tool will make you feel like Lindsay Lohan's […]
Join us at the California Association of Black School Educators (CABSE) Annual Education Conference. CLP will be co-presenting with Granada Hills Charter. Session description: When students are quantified as a “small number” in schools, it can be challenging for educators to justify centering their experiences and designing programming that can aid in their inclusion and […]
Effective student supports must be designed with students, not for them. This session will explore how colleges can integrate student voice into support systems, featuring an example from an institution that successfully used student input to improve their programs. Attendees will engage in facilitated discussions, to brainstorm challenges and co-creating strategies for more student-centered support. […]