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 equity gaps for the region's racially and socioeconomically disadvantaged and diverse student populations by articulating and solidifying clear career and educational pathways 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.
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 underrepresented students within the Merced, Stanislaus, and San Joaquin Counties.
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