Alliance Blog

The Learning Learning Alliance applauds the reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Act, an important funding source for the Linked Learning field working to ensure high quality pathway implementation.

Cindy graduated from Linked Learning Silver certified Educational Careers Academy at Fresno Unified School District’s McLane High School.

Dimitri is a graduate from Linked Learning Silver Certified Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions High School at Sacramento City Unified School District.

Corina recently graduated from the Environmental Science, Engineering and Technology pathway (ESET) at Los Angeles Unified School District’s Carson High School.

Benjamin Davis is a recent graduate from the Linked Learning Silver certified Academy of Engineering and Agriultural Manufacturing at Visalia Unified School District’s Golden West High School.

The Linked Learning Alliance has awarded its annual scholarship awards to five deserving high school seniors graduating from eligible Linked Learning pathways.

The Linked Learning Alliance applauds CA Governor Jerry Brown, Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins, and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon for allocating $300 million in on-going funding to support and expand high quality Career Technical Education (CTE) in high schools.

Employers now have a new way of finding out whether students have met industry standards to succeed in both college and career.

Students in select, certified Linked Learning pathways can soon benefit from industry digital badges that signify their achievements and grant them special advantages such as internships and financial support from partnering employers, the Linked Learning Alliance announced today.

The California Chamber of Commerce and the Linked Learning Alliance have launched a new California network of employer associations committed to advancing youth opportunities and reducing youth unemployment.