April 30, 2020 NMPED Announces Partnership to Help “Missing Students” Get Back On-Track with Continuous Learning Santa Fe – For some students, going from a structured classroom setting to learning from home is a tough climb, and during this pandemic some have chosen not to engage – or are encountering obstacles – with distance learning. But
Denver, Colorado, January 2, 2020 – New high school diploma and workforce certification program is free for adult learners to achieve living wage work Just before Christmas, Colorado launched the Workforce Diploma Pilot Program, aimed at addressing what some have described as an urgent problem facing Colorado, one of the country’s most highly educated states:
An advocate in the global effort to increase access to education through innovation has joined the board of directors at Graduation Alliance. Jamie Nacht Farrell has driven growth in multiple organizations that apply technology-enabled solutions to educational challenges. Now she will apply her expertise and experience as a board member at Graduation Alliance, which is
Indiana’s Governor’s Workforce Cabinet announced today that it has approved Graduation Alliance to provide a free, online path to high school graduation and workforce credentials for Hoosiers over the age of 22. “We are excited, and quite honored, to have been chosen by the state of Indiana for this important work,” said Rebekah Richards, a
Lansing, Michigan, January 29, 2018 – A new, state-funded initiative is launching this week for Michigan residents who don’t have a high school diploma. The goal is to provide a flexible, well-supported and educationally meaningful path to living wage jobs and career advancement for adults 23 years of age or older – for free. “Nearly three-quarters
Salt Lake City, Utah, December 20, 2017 – Graduation Alliance’s students often left high school due to circumstances beyond their control. A new partnership with The College of Health Care Professions is empowering them to take charge of their lives again.
Maricopa, Arizona, October 10, 2017 – Fewer than one-fifth of high schools earned an “A” grade in the Arizona State Board of Education’s new ranking system, which was made public earlier this month. Now, a new initiative in several districts is aimed at helping more schools “make the grade” in 2018. Under the letter-grade accountability system,
Dayton, Ohio, August 30, 2017 – With more than 2,500 companies making everything from aircraft components to medical equipment, the Dayton region is one of the largest manufacturing centers in the United States. But at a time in which opportunities for careers in manufacturing are on the upswing, many jobs are going unfilled. That’s why Graduation
Salt Lake City, Utah, May 5, 2017 – Graduation Alliance, a leader in dropout prevention, dropout recovery and career preparation programs for students of all ages, announced today an expansion of its services through an acquisition of AdvancePath Academics. The union brings together best practice- and evidence-based solutions that provide opportunities for students who have struggled
COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 22, 2016 – Hundreds of Ohioans are working toward career skill certifications as part of a new program being facilitated by community colleges across the state. The initiative, which is free to participants, is an added benefit to high school diploma programs launched this year at community colleges across the state. The programs