Bridging the knowledge gaps between P-12 and higher education, and higher education and the workforce, requires improving communication between the various sectors and agreeing upon common definitions for terms such as “college ready” and “work ready.” Profiles include examples of high-quality curriculum, teacher and leader retention, renewal and professional development, student remediation, internships, dual enrollment, and research experiences.
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A National Science Foundation funded program designed to increase STEM K-16 alignment. ...
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Provides guaranteed college admission at the University of Central Florida to students and graduates of four Florida community colleges. ...
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A partnership between the California State University and local high schools, EAP tests students’ college readiness before they come to campus. ...
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A school culture and curriculum designed to increase low-achieving students’ academic efficacy, and college success. ...
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A collaboration between the University of Washington and local high schools to increase underserved students’ preparation for higher education. ...
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A toolkit created by Jobs for the Future for K-12 school districts seeking to maximize postsecondary partnerships and better align secondary school education to demands of higher education institutions. ...
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A partnership between the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the College Success Foundation, the Achievers Program provides high school students with the necessary rigor for college success. ...
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This program allows middle and high school science teachers to participate in summer lab studies in their chosen field. ...
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A dual enrollment program that provides academically qualified high school students an opportunity to enroll in college courses with financial assistance. ...
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Upward Bound provides fundamental support to participants in their preparation for college entrance. ...
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