The K-20 Regional Alliance Program was established in 2003. Unlike other Center for Educational Partnership programs, the K-20 Regional Alliance Program partners with intersegmental entities to address issues affecting student achievement on regional, rather than school levels.
The Fresno-Madera K-16 Collaborative (FK16C) is a bold, intersegmental K-16 partnership focused on closing educational gaps in the region by creating and solidifying clear career and educational pathways. The program aims to increase higher education degree attainment in regional, LMI-supported occupations, improve degree completion, and support higher earning potential in higher-wage, higher-skilled jobs, with a focus on under-resourced schools.
Read MoreSpanning seven counties—including Tuolumne, Calaveras, Amador, Alpine, Mariposa, Inyo, and Mono—the Sierra K-16 program, backed by an $18.1 million grant from the state, focuses on creating seamless educational-to-career pipelines. Our vision is clear: to forge pathways in education, healthcare, computer science, and engineering that mirror the future job market and current technological trends.
Read MoreThe WE Will! K-16 Workforce and Education Collaborative will address systemic barriers and bridge educational gaps for students in under-resourced schools within Merced, Stanislaus, and San Joaquin Counties.
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