Dual enrollment, which allows a student to enroll in both high school and college at the same time, has long been acknowledged as a powerful acceleration strategy for college completion. [...]
Stanislaus Cradle to Career Partnership: Dual Enrollment Blueprint
The Stanislaus Cradle to Career Partnership (C2C) is a vibrant, cross-sector, mission-driven community partnership. The core belief that all children can reach their full educational potential is what fuels their [...]
Building Careers in the Cloud: An Industry Engaged Pathway
The California Cloud Workforce Project (Cloud Project), a regionally-grown consortium of 19 Los Angeles community colleges and their partner high schools, launched a new cloud computing program that extends into [...]
Building Careers in the Cloud: An Effective and Connected Community of Practice
The California Cloud Workforce Project
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services—from applications to storage and processing power—over the internet.1 It is widely considered the hottest growth area [...]
From Voice to Action: Putting Students at the Center of College Redesign
Unpacking the Student Experience in Learning Communities Deepens Capacity for Change at Two Colleges
Understanding the student experience is essential in student-centered college redesign, a core principle of guided [...]
Better Careers at Hartnell College
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 [...]
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 [...]
Dual Enrollment and Guided Pathways Converge for Equity
A Case Study
Bakersfield College is leading a sea change. Collaborating with numerous partners across Kern County, the college aims to enable every high school student in its vast [...]