Topics Adult Education

August 2, 2018

California’s online community college will break new ground in higher ed

There are plenty of online colleges but none are like what California is planning.

July 27, 2018

California high school grad rate drops with new methodology

Corrected for problems with past years’ calculations, 82.7 percent in the Class of 2017 got their diplomas compared with 83.8 percent the year before.

October 5, 2017

LA area community colleges need to do more to prepare future workers, report says

The analysis challenges community colleges to educate more students to fill the tens of thousands of jobs that will be created in the next five years.

September 20, 2017

Silicon Valley and its colleges, universities 'mismatched' and out of sync

In a new book, Michael Kirst urges creation of a regional entity to unify and coordinate efforts.

May 25, 2017

No high school diploma? You've got options!

This EdSource guide offers advice and links to resources for students who did not graduate from high school.

October 18, 2016

Exploring new pathways to college completion

California needs to produce 11.9 million degrees by 2025 to remain economically competitive.

Lande Ajose, Harry LeGrande, Jamillah Moore and Wm. Gregory Sawyer

July 19, 2016

Cal State LA's new downtown campus joins trend aimed at working adults

The universities are opening satellite campuses in urban centers.

April 29, 2016

Bill would increase funding for adult education by $250 million

The bill would reinstate funds diverted to K-12 schools during the recession.

March 11, 2016

New measurement credits colleges for students who only complete some courses

January 12, 2016

Website tracks state's progress in providing adult education

The tracker provides funding, demographic and enrollment data.

December 21, 2015

After-school program funding remains separate under new education law

California likely to see a slight increase in federal funds.

January 28, 2015

Governor proposes boost for career education

Career education is projected to receive a boost under Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed budget, part of a larger push for workforce development training in California.

January 15, 2015

Governor's proposed budget called "a gift" to adult education

The governor’s proposed budget, unveiled last week, allocates $500 million in an Adult Education Block Grant, with a provision that existing K-12 adult ed programs be funded for another year. The funding would restore the money many programs lost during the recession.