“Companies for the first time are saying, ‘I hired someone who doesn’t have a bachelor’s degree and that person is productive for my team because they have the credentials and [...]
Building a Workforce Ecosystem for the Cloud
17 May 2022
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Student Voices Launch the Fresno-Madera Virtual Dual Enrollment Hub
17 May 2022
“So if you’re a high school student trying to take dual enrollment, it’s one of the best things you can do. I stopped working in the fields with my parents [...]
Community Foundations Team Up: to Expand Equitable Dual Enrollment in the Central Valley
28 Mar 2022
As California has moved in recent years to strengthen and expand dual enrollment, a group of community foundations in the Central Valley has been at the forefront of developing a [...]
Dual Enrollment for Foster Youth: Toward Effective Practice
28 Feb 2022
“Just because we’re foster youth doesn’t mean we’re not capable… some people consider that a disadvantage… it doesn’t mean that’s our whole world.” This message to foster youth is from [...]
GP Webinar: Active and Applied Learning
21 Dec 2021
At the December 16 webinar, practitioners from Chaffey College and Mt. San Jacinto College shared how they have embedded employability skills and badging in programs across the college—including CTE and [...]
Lessons from the Pandemic: Implementing Systemic Changes in Counseling and Student Services
06 Dec 2021
Recordings and resources from the fall 2021 series of six webinars on redesigning student services and implementing systemic changes are available below.
September 15. Successful Student Entry: Addressing & [...]
Breaking Down Barriers to Support Black Students
17 Nov 2021
An “acceleration, not remediation” approach has led to remarkable success for Black students in the early college program at Mount Miguel High School. Dr. Mark Jeffers, Matador Early College Program [...]
Tools for Integrating Careers in Guided Pathways Redesign
26 Oct 2021
Research indicates that students will change their major three times on average while in college. First-generation college students and students farthest from opportunity struggle more with understanding how college pathways [...]