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P20 Initiatives Overview

The P-20 Regional Alliance Program was established in 2003. Unlike other Center for Educational Partnership programs, the P-20 Regional Alliance Program partners with intersegmental entities to address issues affecting student achievement on a regional, rather than school, level. This work encompasses the counties of Tulare, Kings, Fresno, Madera, Merced and Stanislaus.
As one of the lead agencies bringing together P-20 partners to establish regional alliances, UC Merced was instrumental in receiving commitment from the newly formed Alliance for Regional Alliances to Heighten Educational Success (ARCHES) to hold the first Central Valley P-16 Conference in March 2006, with hopes that it will become an annual event. A total of 132 participants attended, and survey feedback was positive:

Did today's program prompt an interest in being involved comprehensive regional P-16 collaborative?

Please rate the presenters on the following items on in a a 1-7 scale, with 7 being the most satisfactory.

1) Their knowledge of the subject matter	6.08
2) The value of their perspectives in your regional efforts	5.77

UC Merced’s success in this area is attributed to the extra effort it has placed on getting to know key regional educational, business and community partners and sharing a genuine concern to increase college-going rates for all Central Valley students.