Coordinating an Articulation Event with Statewide Career Pathways: Creating School to College Articulation
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ccpcKris Costa Project Tech Prep Coordinator College of the Sequoias Visalia, CA Michelle Pilati Faculty Coordinator of the project Rio Hondo College faculty member and Treasurer of the Academic Senate for CCC Sacramento, CA Convening high school, ROCP, and community college faculty, this SB70 project has constructed a statewide structure for articulation. This session will discuss the project, showcase its available resources, and discuss how to work with the provided materials to plan your own Articulation Event!
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