Glendale Community College
District Regional Consortium
Expanding and Improving Adult Education
Resources
GlendaleLEARNS is committed to providing resources that will help our partners and organizations serve the community. Resources include:
Articles
2019-20 Five-Year and 2018-19 Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate Comparison
California Department of Education
The Economic Value of the California Community College System
California Community Colleges - Main Report - January 2022
California Department of Education Releases Student Data for 2020-21 that Shows Impacts of COVID-19 on School
Release: #22-03
California Department of Education Releases 2019-20 High School Graduation and Dropout Rates
Release: #20-101
What's Next for California's K-12 Enrollment?
Public Policy Institute of California - December 2021
1 in 4 Young Adults in New York City Were Out of School and Out of Work in 2020
Highlights of Recently Released Data - August 2021 - JobsFirstNYC
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN LABOR AND EDUCATION SYSTEMS: Improving the government response to the next unemployment
Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings
The Latino/a Scorecard Report: A Policy Roadmap for Transforming Los Angeles
ABC - Alliance for a Better Community
Adult Education Pipeline Statewide Numbers and Averages
Numbers pulled from the Adult Education Pipeline dashboard version 4.1 published in April 2021.
CAEP Summit 2021 News and Review Publication
Learn how the California Adult Education Program has developed seven statewide priorities to help meet today’s challenges
Immigrant Integration in the United States: The Role of Adult English Language Training
EdWorkingPaper No. 20-288 - Annenberg Brown University
Improving Career Education Pathways into California's Workforce
August 2021 - Public Institute of California
Transition: A Conversation with Parents
A Guide for Individuals with Disabilities, their Parents, and the
Professionals Dedicated to Serving Them, 1st Edition.
dam Gottdank, Linda O’Neal, Casey Sousa
Legislative and Grant Resources
Website Resources
CA Community Colleges Doing What Matters For Jobs and the Economy
The strategy for Doing What MATTERS for Jobs and the Economy is a four-pronged framework to respond to the call of our nation, state, and regions to close the skills gap. The four prongs are: