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Join us in the Florin HS Library, where we'll discuss the different paths offered by community college. For example, high school students can enroll in an advanced education program. Following high school, students can get a degree to transfer to a four-year college or choose from among many career and technical education programs that can help a student enter the workforce within two years. |
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Join us in the EGHS Library, where we'll discuss the different paths offered by community college. For example, high school students can enroll in an advanced education program. Following high school, students can get a degree to transfer to a four-year college or choose from among many career and technical education programs that can help a student enter the workforce within two years. We'll also talk about the NCAA process and other avenues to playing college sports. |
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Join us in the MTHS Career Center, where we'll discuss the different paths offered by community college. For example, high school students can enroll in an advanced education program. Following high school, students can get a degree to transfer to a four-year college or choose from among many career and technical education programs that can help a student enter the workforce within two years. We'll also talk about the NCAA process and other avenues to playing college sports. |
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Students and families can attend this FREE Cash for College workshop to get help completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act (CADAA) and Chafee Grant for Foster Youth applications.
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Join us in the LCHS Career Center, where we'll discuss the different paths offered by community college. For example, high school students can enroll in an advanced education program. Following high school, students can get a degree to transfer to a four-year college or choose from among many career and technical education programs that can help a student enter the workforce within two years. We'll also talk about the NCAA process and other avenues to playing college sports. |
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The Alpha Academy is dedicated to mentoring the young Black men of the Sacramento area. The Academy meets from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on the third Saturday of the month from September to May at the Cosumnes River College Library in Room L-111. Here’s what the Alpha Academy covers: Social Development The Alpha Academy curriculum tackles key issues impacting young Black men. Sessions address parent relationships, bullying, and other social influences. Participants are challenged to develop strong communication skills that lead to healthier relationships with family and friends. Personal Development Participants are empowered through discussions on male responsibility, etiquette, proper […] |
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Join us in the COHS MP Room, where we'll go through the major financial aid forms (FAFSA, Dream Act Application, and CSS Profile), and discuss the boatloads of free (and free-ish) money available to students. |
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Join us in the William Daylor High School MP Room, where we’ll discuss military, career, and college options. We’ll explore apprenticeships and internships, military enlistment, and police and firefighter academies. We’ll also have an overview of the community college and four-year college paths. Open to families at all EGUSD Alternative Ed schools. Lunch will be provided. Registration is required. To register, email [email protected]. |
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Desplácese hacia abajo para español The Consulate General of Mexico is hosting the Steps to College bilingual college fair on Saturday, February 2, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at 2093 Arena Blvd., Sacramento. According to the even website (http://stepstocollegesac.org/): The fair is a joint project of the Consulate General of Mexico in Sacramento, the California Student Aid Commission, Cien Amigos advocacy group, and the Mexican Cultural Center of Northern California, as well as public and private institutions. Representatives from distinguished colleges and universities from California and Mexico, as well as State of California higher education experts, and nonprofit higher education […] |