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More IAC Workforce Funding Expected for Community Colleges from Energy Department

Energy Department expects $24 million in awards to establish Industrial Assessment Centers at community colleges, trade unions.

Students in Non-Credit Programs Want Degrees… And Three Other Things They'd Like You To Know - Education Strategy Group

To improve non-credit and credit alignment and eliminate unnecessary silos between the two, learners offered three recommendations that warrant larger discussion in the field.

Community College Student Perspectives on the Future of Work

New America and Aspen Institute interviewed community college students about their views, hopes, and concerns about the Future of Work.

Establishing New Partnerships: Head Start and Community Colleges

The Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) and the National Head Start Association (NHSA) are excited to launch the Kids on Campus User Guide. Since March 2023, ACCT and NHSA have worked to curate materials to simplify partnership exploration and the contract process between community colleges and Head Start providers.

Building Partnerships between Community Colleges and Head Start

Kids on Campus is a project by the NHSA and the Association of Community College Trustees to bring Head Start classrooms onto community college campuses.

Building a New Partnership for Community Colleges: The Desire to Partner with Head Start Programs

Community colleges understand that students, especially student parents, have unique needs to thrive. Access to affordable childcare is a well-known barrier faced by student parents. The Kids on Campus Initiative helps explore on-campus partnerships between Community Colleges and Head Start programs to support student parents on-campus.
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