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CSU Receives $1.5 Million Grant from the James Irvine Foundation

Grant will prepare educators for Linked Learning and provide pathways to degrees in high demand fields.

CSU Receives $1.5 Million Grant for College-to-Career Pathways

The California State University Foundation was announced as the recipient of a $1.5 million grant to prepare educators who are proficient in Linked Learning and provide seamless Linked Learning pathways to bachelor’s degrees in high demand fields such as engineering and health sciences.

December 12, 2013 | SCVTV
Economic Summit Touches on Education, Poverty, Competitiveness

Southern California has emerged as a tale of two economies—a vibrant coastal community where well educated residents earn healthy incomes, and an inland region where education levels and wages are far lower.

December 13, 2013 | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Urban Districts Look to Linked Learning Partnerships as a Way to Promote Equity

Linked Learning is a relatively new term for an approach to college and career readiness that has a primary focus of equity.

This Isn’t Your Dad’s Vocational Education

Auto shop is gone. The latest approach to career-oriented education looks a lot like academics.

December 16, 2013 | National Journal
HISD Wins $30 Million Race to the Top Grant

The Obama administration announced Tuesday that the Houston Independent School District won one of its coveted education grants for roughly $30 million.

December 17, 2013 | Chron
Kearny High School of Digital Media & Design

In 2004, the staff of Kearny High School created the Kearny Educational Complex—four small autonomous high schools, each with a different industry theme.

Pasadena School Board Wants PCC College Courses at Muir High School

John Muir High School may soon offer Pasadena City College courses and allow students to earn college credits while still attending the high school and not have to pay for it.

December 27, 2013 | Pasadena Star-News
CSULB Grant Goes to Linked Learning Program

A grant of nearly $1 million to Cal State Long Beach will help the university spearhead a statewide initiative to train educators in Linked Learning, which combines traditional high school education with work-based learning.

December 30, 2013 | Long Beach Press Telegram