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November 20: FCAN and local college access networks share examples of community collaboration during Florida House panel on postsecondary attainment

WEBINAR: How communities can partner to create local college access networks

The Flagship Award — Jackson County Cradle to Career Education Network The Flagship Award recognizes those that develop sustainable college access networks in Michigan.

While MCAN's primary strategy to achieving Goal 2025 remains the development and support of Local College Access Networks, MCAN will now also provide grant funding to direct service programs for innovative work in support of the Big Goal.

Local College Access Networks (LCANs) are community - based college access coordinating bodies supported by a team of community and education leaders representing K - 12, higher education, nonprofit sector, government, business, and philanthropy.

MCAN has worked to build local college access networks, or LCANs, in communities across the state, spanning across different organizations representing philanthropy, government, business, nonprofits, K - 12 and the higher education sector.

MCAN supports and maintains key statewide initiatives in order to increase college access, particularly within Local College Access Networks.

Local college access networks (LCANs) are partnerships between school administrators, community leaders, non-profits and other groups to improve the number of college - going students.

The panel will share different strategies on how to create and sustain local college access networks.

To learn more about the effort to establish local college access networks and boost college attainment rates across the state, visit the Michigan College Access Network at micollegeaccess.org.

The opening session and the luncheon keynote will both address how Local College Access Networks can be drivers of change in the messaging of our collective work.

This seed funding is designed to help Michigan's Local College Access Networks establish cross-sector collaborative leadership teams and action plans to dramatically increase the community's college - going rate.

Created and supported local college access networks that are increasing college participation and completion rates.

Support local college access networks in their efforts to increase college participation and completion rates.

The Flagship Award — Destination Education The Flagship Award recognizes those that develop sustainable college access networks.

• to enhance a community's college - going culture by creating a shared language between Local College Access Networks, K12 schools and universities.

July 18, 2106 - LANSING, Mich. — Michigan College Access Networks kicked off training last week for 49 college advisers through the AdviseMI program.

Created and supported nearly 50 local college access networks that are increasing college participation and completion rates

Local College Access Networks (LCANs) are community - based college access coordinating bodies supported by a team of community and education leaders representing K - 12, higher education, the nonprofit sector, government, business and philanthropy.

Implementation Grants of up to $ 60,000 over two years ($ 30,000 annually) are available to launch and support community - based Local College Access Networks (LCANs).

In order to better serve Local College Access Networks, the Michigan College Access Network has designed a set of Benchmarks using the Collective Impact framework as described in Charting the Course Second Edition.

Local College Access Networks (LCANs) are community - based college access alliances supported by a team of community and education leaders representing K - 12, higher education, the nonprofit sector, government, business, and philanthropy.

We encourage our Local College Access Networks to utilize the following videos in their communities.

The website is offered by Rochester College Access Network, a program of REF which is a community collaborative involving local colleges and universities, not - for - profit groups, philanthropic groups, the Rochester City School District and local businesses.

Use the button at right to make a donation in support of the Rochester College Access Network.

REF and Rochester College Access network offered three new events in February with volunteers assisting families in the completion of the form and the on - line filing.

Our mission: The Rochester College Access Network supports college access and success through communication, coalition and advocacy for students in Rochester to enable students to meet their full potential.

The Rochester College Access Network — formed in 2013 as a program of Rochester Education Foundation — is a collaborative effort working to give students that opportunity here in the Flower City.

The Rochester College Access Network has worked with Rochester City School District to create the following baseline report on city student college access and success.

Contact the National College Access Network to see who is in your neighborhood and to find out how your school can become a feeder to some of the work they are doing.

Long will be joined as a witness by Kim Cook, executive director of National College Access Network; Judith Scott - Clayton, assistant professor of economics and education at Columbia University; and Kristin Conklin, founding partner of HCM Strategists.

Kim Cook, National College Access Network

Providing Thousands of Additional Students With College Prep Support: Organizations including College Possible, College Spring, College Track, OneGoal, Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America (LEDA) as well as a coalition of groups under the National College Access Network are making commitments to serve thousands of additional students, providing counseling services, high - quality SAT / ACT prep, and other support for students applying to college

The website is offered by Rochester College Access Network, a program of REF which is a community collaborative involving local colleges and universities, not - for - profit groups, philanthropic groups, the Rochester City School District and local businesses.

The mission of the Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) is to increase college readiness, participation, and completion in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first generation college - going students, and students of color.

Linda Jensen, Director of the Arizona College Access Network, says «CAP Training is a rigorous, hands - on combination of scholarly reading, online discussion and action planning, and these practitioners who earned the Arizona College Access Professional designation have demonstrated a remarkable commitment to their craft and to the students they serve.

Michigan College Access Network is proud to present the second edition of «A community's guide for increasing educational attainment through the lens of collective impact.»

This report focuses on the data from the college - going culture questions sponsored by the Michigan College Access Network.

A member of National Society of Hispanic MBAs, the American School Counselor Association, Arizona School Counselor Association and Arizona College Access Network, in addition to working with her students, Zulema enjoys reading, spending time with family and participating in community events.

Montana College Access Network's mission is to support, serve, and enhance our affiliate members in their efforts to inc...

Since Charting the Course was first published in 2013, Michigan College Access Network has fine - tuned the process of how to establish a Local College Access Network.

On Wednesday, April 25, from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Michigan College Access Network and college access and success organizations from across the state will meet with state legislators, advocate for postsecondary education, and highlight the work being done to increase Michigan's degree - attainment rate.

The Michigan College Access Network and the Southern Regional Education Board's Go Alliance Academy are co-hosting a training course in postsecondary planning for Michigan school counselors.

Don't have a Local College Access Network in your community?

The Michigan College Access Network works to increase college readiness and completion in Michigan, particularly among low - income students, first - generation college students, and students of color.

The following list for 2018 represents many of the policy and funding issues the Michigan College Access Network is supporting in an effort to expand postsecondary opportunities for Michigan students.

Membership with the Michigan College Access Network is free of charge!

Use the button at right to make a donation in support of the Rochester College Access Network.

Registration is now open for the Michigan College Access Network's 2018 - 19 School Counselor Postsecondary Planning Training course.

A free, electronic version of Local College Access Network Collective Impact Benchmarks is available to download.