Alliance Blog

A new career pathways e-Portal will soon provide a centralized way to connect San Diego students to transformative hands-on work experiences.

Enacted last year, this grant program will provide $900 million over the next three years to help schools provide high-quality, sequenced career technical education (CTE).

The Linked Learning Alliance (Alliance) and the California Chamber of Commerce (CalChamber) announced a partnership today with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation (USCCF) to expand opportunities for teenagers and young adults to get work experiences that can lead to college and career advancement.

New data from SRI International’s Center for Education Policy (SRI) show that students in certified pathways within the California Linked Learning District Initiative are more prepared to succeed in college, career, and life compared to peers in traditional high school programs.

The Innovation Hub (iHub) Program within the California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) today announced a partnership with the Linked Learning Alliance to provide high school students with more opportunities to participate in industry-recognized internship programs.

Linked Learning is one of the greatest things to happen in my life.

Each year, the seniors at Kearny are tasked with producing a Senior Defense documenting the work we’ve done that year.

During my time at STEM Academy of Hollywood, I have learned a lot about how Linked Learning schools benefit students.

Although we don’t realize it, as people we are all happy to learn everyday and grow over time.

The Linked Learning Alliance congratulates Governor Jerry Brown and Legislature for agreeing to fund the California Career Technical Education Incentive Grant program.