OAKLAND, CA (April 22, 2004) The workforce is demanding more from California’s high school graduates. A new report released by the Education Trust—West details why a rigorous high school course sequence (a.k.a. the A-G curriculum) is necessary to prepare young Californians for the new economy.
Source: KQED & KPCCFollowing a bill passed last year, 15 California community colleges now have permission to offer bachelor's…
Report Recommends District and State Leaders Seize Opportunities with Local Control Funding Formula and Common Core to Improve Outcomes for…
OAKLAND, CA (March 21, 2013) As the Linked Learning high school reform initiative expands across California, the results…
As California’s March 2 financial aid deadline approaches, Ed Trust–West calls for renewed effort to ensure that all high…
OAKLAND, CA (August 11, 2011) Today’s release by the California Department of Education (CDE) of the state’s graduation and…
OAKLAND, CA (May 16, 2011) The Education Trust—West issued the following statement regarding the release of Governor Brown’s May Revision:The Education…
OAKLAND, CA (December 8, 2010) The Education Trust—West issued the following statement regarding the latest data on dropout and graduation rates:The…
OAKLAND, CA (October 1, 2010) The Education Trust—West applauds Governor Schwarzenegger for signing Senate Bill 1357 into law yesterday. Authored…
OAKLAND, CA (August 16, 2010) – Results from the 2010 Standardized Testing and Reporting Program (STAR) released today by…
OAKLAND, CA (May 26, 2010) Last Friday, California learned that it lost yet another critical opportunity for federal funds…
OAKLAND, CA (September 2, 2009) Results from the 2009 California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) released today by the California…
OAKLAND, CA (August 18, 2009) Results from the 2009 Standardized Testing and Reporting Program (STAR) released today by the…
